Top Navalny associates detained ahead of protests across Russia
Alexei Navalny has been on a hunger strike since March 31.
World News|Apr 21, 2021
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Irish woman named new Mrs World after title-holder quits over on-stage fracas
Kate Schneider had been the first runner-up until Caroline Jurie stepped down.
World News|Apr 21, 2021
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Tommy Robinson’s ‘anti-Muslim message’ saw boy facing death threats, court hears
The English Defence League founder – whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon – is being sued by Jamal Hijazi.
UK News|Apr 21, 2021
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Instagram to filter message requests in latest step to fight online abuse
Aston Villa and England defender Tyrone Mings has helped highlight the social media abuse suffered by sports stars.
UK Sport|Apr 21, 2021
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Instagram to filter message requests in latest step to fight online abuse
The social media platform has seen a number of high-profile users – including footballers – report receiving racist and other abuse.
UK News|Apr 21, 2021
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Daily Mail owner files lawsuit against Google in US
The tech company said it will defend against the claims from Associated Newspapers.
World News|Apr 20, 2021
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Facebook encryption plan puts progress against child sexual abuse ‘in jeopardy’
The Home Secretary said we must ‘push’ tech firms to ensure that they ‘stand up and step up to take in every single preventative measure in place’.
UK News|Apr 19, 2021
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‘Near death’ Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny sent to prison hospital
The imprisoned Russian opposition leader is in the third week of a hunger strike.
World News|Apr 19, 2021
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CI Air Search Runway Run gets cleared for take-off
A NEW charity will benefit when islanders are again given the chance to run the runway.
News|Apr 19, 2021
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Online NHS campaign to help men over 40 reduce risk of diabetes
The campaign, which will use Facebook to reach millions of men, suggests lifestyle changes to help avoid the condition.
UK News|Apr 18, 2021
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Patel urges tech companies to ‘live up to moral duty’ to keep children safe
The NSPCC says that private messaging is the ‘frontline of child sexual abuse online’ and further discussion is needed on end-to-end encryption.
UK News|Apr 18, 2021
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Navalny’s doctor says the Putin critic ‘could die at any moment’
Russia’s state penitentiary service has said that Mr Navalny is receiving all the medical help he needs.
World News|Apr 17, 2021
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Joe Biden demands action after US mass shooting claims eight lives
A former employee who killed eight people at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis was known to the authorities.
World News|Apr 17, 2021
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Aston Villa hail ‘inspirational’ Tyrone Mings after ‘vile’ online racist abuse
The Three Lions centre-back called on social media companies to make a change.
UK Sport|Apr 16, 2021
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Tyrone Mings subjected to racist abuse on social media
The Aston Villa and England centre-back called on social media companies to make a change.
UK Sport|Apr 16, 2021
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