MPs demand Government publishes key prorogation and no-deal Brexit documents
The move comes after files released in a Scottish court appeared to show Boris Johnson approved the suspension of Parliament on August 15.
UK News|Sep 9, 2019
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Murdered student turned ‘racist’ after joining church, family claims
Joy Morgan was killed by a man she met at the Israel United In Christ church.
UK News|Sep 5, 2019
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Texas gunman had been fired from job and called FBI before killing seven
Seth Aaron Ator was killed by police outside a busy cinema in Odessa.
World News|Sep 2, 2019
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Seven dead after man goes on shooting rampage in Texas
Three law enforcement officers were among those shot, police said.
World News|Aug 31, 2019
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K-pop stars signal support for Beijing amid Hong Kong protests
Many have rallied around the one-China policy amid tensions and protests in the former British colony.
World News|Aug 19, 2019
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Mother of murdered midwifery student pleads for her body back
Shohfah-El Israel has been jailed for life for killing 20-year-old Joy Morgan.
UK News|Aug 5, 2019
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Church member jailed for life over murder of midwifery student
Joy Morgan’s body has never been found.
UK News|Aug 5, 2019
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Church member guilty of murdering 20-year-old midwifery student
Shohfah-El Israel was convicted of killing Joy Morgan in December.
UK News|Aug 5, 2019
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Patel calls for ‘back door’ into end-to-end encrypted messaging platforms
The Home Secretary was speaking after the Five Eyes security summit in London.
UK News|Jul 30, 2019
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Lisbon Lion goalscorer’s boots sold for £18,000 at auction
Tommy Gemmell’s Adidas boots were purchased by an anonymous private collector.
UK News|Jul 19, 2019
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Concerns over Google Translate gaffe amid Hong Kong clashes
Tech giant’s translation service changed “I am sad to see Hong Kong become part of China” to “happy”.
Viral News|Jun 14, 2019
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Telegram founder claims cyber attack was timed to disrupt Hong Kong protests
Pavel Durov claimed the DDoS attack originated ‘mostly from China’ and was meant to disrupt communication between protesters in Hong Kong.
UK News|Jun 13, 2019
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Tommy Robinson punches England football fan
The EDL founder claims he acted in self-defence.
UK News|Jun 7, 2019
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Russia requires Tinder to provide data on its users
Russia adopted a flurry of legislation in recent years meant to tighten control over online activity.
World News|Jun 3, 2019
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Tommy Robinson blames social media ‘ban’ for European election defeat
The independent candidate said he was unable to fight a fair campaign because he had been taken off various social media platforms.
UK News|May 27, 2019
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