How the Queen has embraced technology over the years
The monarch has carried out her first video conference call as part of her official public duties.
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Tech giants unveil new collective plans to tackle online child abuse content
The Technology Coalition, whose members include industry giants, plans to improve collaboration between firms to help fight online child abuse.
UK News|Jun 11, 2020
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Charles to join tributes to soldiers caught up in ‘forgotten Dunkirk’
More than 450 pipers from around the world will play the pipers’ march Heroes Of St Valery at 10am on June 12 in memory of the soldiers.
UK News|Jun 11, 2020
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Global audience set for another showcase
A DOUBLE-HEADER of T20 matches is on the cards for Saturday as the Guernsey Cricket Board aims to increase the profile of the sport here further.
Sport|Jun 11, 2020
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The NHS and care workers who have died during the coronavirus pandemic
At least 192 frontline health and care workers have died with Covid-19.
UK News|Jun 10, 2020
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Foreigners allowed into Ukraine to collect surrogate-born babies
Some 31 couples have arrived in the country and been united with their children.
World News|Jun 10, 2020
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EU wants tech giants to report monthly on coronavirus fake news
The EU has unveiled a plan to fight disinformation linked to coronavirus.
World News|Jun 10, 2020
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Officers showed no lack of courage during Bristol protest – chief constable
Home Secretary Priti Patel is understood to have had a ‘firm’ conversation with Andy Marsh over the issue.
UK News|Jun 10, 2020
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Hundreds march in Hong Kong as leader urges stability
It is the one-year anniversary of a huge march through central Hong Kong that grew into a pro-democracy movement.
World News|Jun 9, 2020
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Council allowed public to take down ‘racist’ sculpture to avoid confrontation
150 people with ladders gathered outside the pub sign in Ashbourne as it was taken down.
UK News|Jun 9, 2020
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Anti-racist protest 'will be safe if we follow the rules'
AS LONG as protesters follow the rules, everyone will be safe, the organiser of Guernsey’s Black Lives Matter protest has said.
News|Jun 9, 2020
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All sides should learn from year of protest, Hong Kong leader says
It is a year since the first large-scale protest against a proposed extradition Bill.
World News|Jun 9, 2020
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‘Racist’ pub sign removed but will return ‘at a later date’, locals claim
Derbyshire Dales District Council had said it would remove the sign, likened to a gollywog, ‘with immediate effect’.
UK News|Jun 8, 2020
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Cristobal weakens to tropical depression after hitting US Gulf Coast
Heavy rainfall and a storm surge have continued along the Gulf Coast.
World News|Jun 8, 2020
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Flood threat persists across US states as Tropical Storm Cristobal moves inland
Forecasters said up to 12 inches of rain could fall in some areas, with storm surges up to five feet.
World News|Jun 8, 2020
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