Hancock under fire after claiming there was ‘never’ national PPE shortage
Labour said the comments from the Health Secretary were an insult.
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Facebook says it will lift Australian news ban
Facebook blocked Australian users from accessing and sharing news last week amid a clash over a law that would make digital giants pay for journalism.
World News|Feb 23, 2021
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WhatsApp to disable messaging for users who do not accept new terms after May 15
Facebook-owned app was thrown into disarray after previous attempt to update terms and conditions were met with confusion and concern.
UK News|Feb 22, 2021
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Microsoft calls for Australia-style action forcing tech giants to pay for news
Facebook has been under the spotlight after it decided to remove news content from its platform in Australia last week.
UK News|Feb 22, 2021
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Culture Secretary to meet Facebook executives over Australia news ban
Downing Street said it was ‘concerned’ about access to news being restricted in Australia.
UK News|Feb 22, 2021
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Give us legal right to ‘meaningful’ care home visits, urges campaigner
Sharon Clay, whose 91-year-old mother has been left isolated in a care home, says new rules on visits do not go far enough.
UK News|Feb 22, 2021
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Man found guilty of murdering girlfriend over texts with other lover
Mark Brandford stabbed and used a crowbar to murder Kayleigh Dunning while she was naked in his bed in December 2019.
UK News|Feb 22, 2021
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London cabbie runs pie and mash delivery service after Covid slashes fares
Josh Kelly loads the back of his taxi with takeaway meals to take to customers across his Islington neighbourhood.
UK News|Feb 22, 2021
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Islander looking for venue to host post-lockdown auction of Bailiwick art
LOCAL lockdown creations will be auctioned for charity in Stage 3 of the exit strategy.
News|Feb 22, 2021
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Culture Secretary set to meet with Facebook over Australia news ban – reports
The firm last week began removing news content from its platform in the country due to a proposed law.
UK News|Feb 22, 2021
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Ant and Dec to deliver virtual assembly to schoolchildren about Covid-19 worries
It is part of NSPCC’s Speak Out Stay Safe programme of assemblies, which normally take place in primary schools.
UK News|Feb 22, 2021
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Plans under way for Lib Day events
LIBERATION DAY organisers have confirmed that plans for this year’s celebrations are in motion.
News|Feb 21, 2021
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More protests and funeral follow deadly shootings in Myanmar
Mya Thwet Thwet Khine was the first confirmed death among the many thousands who have taken to the streets in protest at the February 1 coup.
World News|Feb 21, 2021
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WATCH: The Guernsey Press Bake Off competition with Cobo Bakes
We could all do with a bit of cheering up at the moment – and what could be more cheery than cake? Which is why the Guernsey Press is teaming up with Tim Langlois of Cobo Bakes to bring readers a fun weekly baking challenge. To kick off this exciting new competition, Helen Hubert spoke to Tim about his love of sweet treats
News|Feb 20, 2021
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The NHS and care workers who have died during the pandemic
The list contains people working in frontline roles where they were likely to have come into contact with patients before their deaths.
UK News|Feb 19, 2021
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