What to do if you see someone sleeping rough in the cold weather
Making authorities aware of rough sleepers in the cold weather could see them get immediate help and may even save their life.
UK News|Jan 31, 2019
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Social media firms must be regulated to protect young users, say MPs
A report from the Commons Science and Technology Committee calls on the Government to introduce comprehensive new regulation.
UK News|Jan 31, 2019
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Labour MP speaks out on daily social media hate speech and abuse
Dewsbury MP Paula Sherriff says she had hoped there would be change following the murder of Jo Cox in 2016.
UK News|Jan 30, 2019
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Children online find real-life interaction ‘too much effort’ – report
A report into annual media habits has found a trend toward online video.
UK News|Jan 29, 2019
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Ex-Tesco boss cleared over accounting scandal claims unfair dismissal
Chris Bush, the retailer’s former UK managing director, was cleared of fraud and false accounting last month.
UK News|Jan 25, 2019
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Social media ‘breeding ground’ for negative messages about vaccines
More needs to be done to challenge untruths, experts warn.
UK News|Jan 24, 2019
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Martin Lewis settles lawsuit with Facebook over scam adverts
The social network has agreed to donate £3 million to Citizens Advice and create a new specialist scam advert reporting tool.
UK News|Jan 23, 2019
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Former Tesco boss condemns supermarket and fraud squad after acquittal
Carl Rogberg spoke out on the steps of Southwark Crown Court.
UK News|Jan 23, 2019
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How did the Tesco accounting scandal unfold and who were the cleared trio?
The firm said issues uncovered in its UK food business meant it was likely to have overstated profits by £250 million.
UK News|Jan 23, 2019
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Third Tesco director cleared over £250m fraud and false accounting scandal
The Serious Fraud Office offered no evidence against Carl Rogberg.
UK News|Jan 23, 2019
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May’s U-turn over £65 fee for EU citizens to stay in Britain after Brexit
The controversial settlement scheme payment will be waived and those who have already paid will be reimbursed, the PM told the Commons.
UK News|Jan 21, 2019
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Google fined £44m under EU data privacy law
The company said it is ‘deeply committed’ to transparency and user control as well as GDPR consent requirements and is deciding its ‘next steps’.
World News|Jan 21, 2019
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Protesters gather against Google’s censored search engine for China
Campaigners are concerned about Project Dragonfly’s potential impact on freedom of speech and internet security.
UK News|Jan 18, 2019
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YouTube suspends adverts on Tommy Robinson’s account
The activist will no longer be able to monetise videos on his YouTube account for breaching ad policies, the video platform confirmed.
UK News|Jan 17, 2019
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UK public’s top Google searches about Brexit answered
Following the historic dismissal of Mrs May’s Brexit deal by MPs, voters are looking for answers about what happens next.
UK News|Jan 16, 2019
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