What tax changes have G7 ministers agreed and what does it mean for the UK?
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has hailed the deal as a ‘historic’ chance to create a level-playing field when it comes to global taxation.
UK News|Jun 5, 2021
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EU plans digital ID wallet for bloc’s post-pandemic life
All EU residents would be entitled to one, but they will not be mandatory, according to the EU Commission.
World News|Jun 3, 2021
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Apple staff to return to the office three days a week
Chief executive Tim Cook said: ‘The truth is that there has been something essential missing from the past year: each other.’
UK News|Jun 3, 2021
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Rabbit holes of information on social media ‘make users less willing to get jab’
Research points finger at YouTube in particular for creating an ‘echo chamber’ effect.
UK News|Jun 3, 2021
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Palace ‘had practice of not employing minorities for clerical jobs in 1960s’
Race is an important issue for the monarchy after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex accused an unnamed member of the royal family of a racist comment.
UK News|Jun 2, 2021
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Huawei rolls out its own operating system to smartphones
The launch of HarmonyOS comes as Huawei remains cut off from Google’s services and some computer chips to power its devices.
World News|Jun 2, 2021
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There is a ‘deal to be had’ on global tech tax reform, Sunak says
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said he wanted to ensure a level playing field between high street firms and online giants.
UK News|May 30, 2021
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Max Mosley: The colourful motor sport chief turned ardent privacy campaigner
The former FIA president has died aged 81.
UK Sport|May 24, 2021
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‘Most international’ shortlist announced for Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth
The public are invited to have their say on the sculptures online.
Viral News|May 24, 2021
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Cook: Apple control over app store is to keep it simple and safe for customers
The Apple CEO told a California courtroom that the tech giant’s tight grip on the app store did not constitute a monopoly.
World News|May 21, 2021
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Nations join global push against violent extremism online
The US joined a virtual gathering to find better ways to stop extremism online, two years on from the Christchurch massacre.
World News|May 15, 2021
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How can parents protect their child’s safety online?
The Government’s new Online Safety Bill will be scrutinised by MPs before formally being voted on by Parliament.
UK News|May 12, 2021
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Government has failed to protect millions from damaging scams, Martin Lewis says
Campaigners are disappointed that tackling scams was not mentioned in the Online Safety Bill during the Queen’s Speech.
UK News|May 11, 2021
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Neo-Nazi student promoted extremist group in online campaign, court told
Andrew Dymock is on trial on 15 charges, including 12 terrorism-related alleged offences.
UK News|May 6, 2021
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Verizon selling Yahoo and AOL to Apollo in £3.6 billion deal
Verizon said on Monday that it will keep a 10% stake in the new company, which will be called Yahoo.
World News|May 3, 2021
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