Google app charges subject of new UK legal claim
A claim has been brought to the Competition Appeal Tribunal seeking damages from the tech giant overs its app store service charges.
UK News|Jul 29, 2021
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‘Major in Secret Police’ disobeyed self-isolation rules
CHALLENGED by officers about his failure to self-isolate, a man told them he was a major in the Secret Police and that they had better watch out.
News|Jul 29, 2021
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Google workers will need to be vaccinated to return to office
The tech giant is also postponing a return to offices until later in the year.
World News|Jul 29, 2021
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US comedian Jackie Mason dies aged 93
The rabbi-turned-comedian died at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan.
World News|Jul 25, 2021
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New scientific database ‘could revolutionise the way diseases are treated’
The database was created after scientists used AI technology to unlock a biological puzzle relating to protein shapes.
UK News|Jul 22, 2021
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Plans to police ‘legal but harmful’ content threaten free speech, peers warn
The House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee has called on the Government to change its proposals to tackling some online harms.
UK News|Jul 22, 2021
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Neo-Nazi jailed for seven years over fundraising for extreme right-wing group
The judge said Dymock had been an ‘active and committed proponent for right wing neo-Nazi extremism’.
UK News|Jul 21, 2021
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Neo-Nazi student to be sentenced for terrorism and hate offences
Andrew Dymock, who carved a swastika into his girlfriend’s buttock, was found guilty by an Old Bailey jury in June of 15 charges.
UK News|Jul 21, 2021
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Amateur palaeontologists uncover one of the UK’s largest sites of rare fossils
The findings of hundreds of marine samples, from the Middle Jurassic should allow new research that was not possible before.
UK News|Jul 20, 2021
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Google Maps suggests ‘potentially fatal’ route up Ben Nevis, hillwalkers warned
The John Muir Trust and Mountaineering Scotland has been trying to contact the internet giant about the issue.
UK News|Jul 15, 2021
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Bank calls for crackdown on cloud computing risks and ‘secrecy’
The Bank of England said the increasing reliance on cloud services could pose a threat to financial stability.
UK News|Jul 13, 2021
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Google fined £427 million in dispute with French publishers
The dispute is part of a larger effort by the EU to force Google and other tech companies to compensate publishers for content.
World News|Jul 13, 2021
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‘People just want a damn good laugh and we can provide that’
FOLLOWING the sell-out solo performance of Laura Lexx at St Pierre Park in May, Guernsey’s Festival of Covid-Safe Comedy is back this week with a roster of four stand-up comedians performing over two nights at The Duke of Richmond Hotel.
Features|Jul 12, 2021
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Global tax deal ‘will end the race to the bottom’, says Yellen
Finance ministers from the Group of 20 major economies have endorsed a global minimum corporate tax of at least 15%.
World News|Jul 11, 2021
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Dozens of US states take aim at Google in legal action
The complaint filed in a US federal court represents the fourth major antitrust lawsuit filed against Google by government agencies across the US.
World News|Jul 8, 2021
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