Online wildlife trade on the rise in Myanmar, WWF report says
Researchers identified 639 Facebook accounts belonging to wildlife traders.
World News|Apr 1, 2022
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Knitters make hundreds of teddies to welcome Ukrainian children to Scotland
The teddies, in the colours of the Ukrainian flag, are being presented to the children when they arrive.
UK News|Mar 31, 2022
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Michael Gove meets Edinburgh Ukrainian Club members
The Secretary of State for Housing and Communities said he discussed how to make the Homes for Ukraine scheme ‘even better’.
UK News|Mar 30, 2022
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Camilla keeps hi-tech watch over Charles at new Meta headquarters
The couple later took part in their first digital plaque unveiling to officially open the tech giant’s new King’s Cross campus.
UK News|Mar 30, 2022
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Two Laurens victorious and Jersey duo win men’s final
PLAYERS from around the Channel Islands and even further afield battled it out for trophies and British ranking points in Guernsey’s own LTA Padel Tour events over the weekend.
Sport|Mar 30, 2022
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GB’s Maia Lumsden and Tanysha Dissanayake fear for careers due to long Covid
The players were both left bedbound after contracting coronavirus.
UK Sport|Mar 29, 2022
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New online group for long Covid sufferers
People who are suffering with long Covid – symptoms of Covid-19 for months after testing clear – can now find support and advice from others in a similar situation with a new support group set up by Tamara O’Brien.
News|Mar 29, 2022
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Weakening end-to-end encryption would do more harm than good, IT experts warn
A survey by BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT, found that many professionals were concerned by calls to slow the use of encryption services.
UK News|Mar 28, 2022
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Charity: No Ukrainians we are helping have yet been given sponsor visas
Desperate refugees are turning to strangers on social media for sponsors, Positive Action in Housing said.
UK News|Mar 27, 2022
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Refuge city of Lviv rocked by explosions as Joe Biden visits neighbouring Poland
The city had become a refuge for Ukrainians after being largely spared from Russian airstrikes.
World News|Mar 27, 2022
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EU agrees rules to curb power of big tech companies
Google and Facebook parent Meta will be among those affected by the Digital Markets Act.
UK News|Mar 25, 2022
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School choir sings in Ukrainian to ‘send hope’ and raise funds for refugees
All proceeds from downloads of the song will be donated to help provide essential funds for those affected by the Russian invasion.
UK News|Mar 25, 2022
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Dog which attacked toddler was not a banned breed, police say
Bella-Rae Birch died after being attacked by the family pet in her home in St Helens on Monday.
UK News|Mar 24, 2022
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Lidl confirms washed up plastic products came from cargo spill
LIDL has confirmed a cargo spill which left thousands of plastic products washed up onto Guernsey’s shores was due to a container falling from a ship in ‘unusually heavy seas’.
News|Mar 23, 2022
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BBC files ‘urgent appeal’ to UN over ‘Iranian abuse of female journalists’
The complaint is the fourth attempt made by the BBC to address the risks faced by female journalists working for its Persian service.
UK News|Mar 23, 2022
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