Fake audio clips nearly caused ‘serious disorder’, says Sadiq Khan
The London mayor told BBC Radio 4’s Why Do You Hate Me? podcast that current legislation is not ‘fit for purpose’.
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Death toll from landslide rises to 54 with dozens still missing
The landslide struck the gold-mining town of Masara on Tuesday night after weeks of heavy rain.
World News|Feb 11
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Two arrests after boy, eight, bitten on head by dog thought to be XL bully
The boy was taken to hospital where he had emergency surgery for his serious head injuries.
UK News|Feb 11
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Busker reunited with lost guitar in hours thanks to ‘power of social media’
Jesse Geaney left his guitar at a bus stop in Lewisham, south-east London, on Friday evening and ‘didn’t expect to see it again’.
UK News|Feb 11
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Gaza mediators warn Israel of disaster if it launches invasion in Rafah
The territory contains more than half of Gaza’s population.
World News|Feb 11
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Seven killed in Russian drone strike on Ukrainian city
At least three children were among the dead in Kharkiv.
World News|Feb 10
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Hungarian President resigns over pardon for man convicted of hiding child abuse
Katalin Novak said she would step down after pardoning a man over a string of crimes committed at a state-run children’s home.
World News|Feb 10
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Israeli strikes kill 44 Palestinians in Rafah as Netanyahu signals invasion
Any Israeli ground offensive in the region where more than half of Gaza’s population has fled will have dire consequences, diplomats warned.
World News|Feb 10
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Farmers cause disruption at Dover in protest over cheap imports
Traffic in and out of the Kent coastal town was disrupted.
UK News|Feb 9
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Meta removes Instagram and Facebook accounts for Iran’s leader
Meta said it removed the accounts ‘for repeatedly violating our dangerous organisations and individuals policy’.
World News|Feb 9
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Woman recreates former colleague’s desk in miniature form as parting gift
Dawn Fielder-Davis took about a week to make the tiny creation.
UK News|Feb 9
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Starmer: PM should apologise as swiftly as possible for transgender joke
The Labour leader said the PM should ‘do the right thing’ after Peter Spooner, Brianna’s father, demanded he say sorry for the jibe.
UK News|Feb 8
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Data watchdog issues reminder to fertility apps about protecting user privacy
The Information Commissioner’s Office has sent out the reminder following a review of period and fertility apps.
UK News|Feb 8
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Sunak: No apology over ‘absolutely legitimate’ transgender comments at PMQs
Rishi Sunak said it was ‘the worst of politics’ to link his comments attacking Sir Keir Starmer’s position on trans issues to Brianna Ghey’s case.
UK News|Feb 8
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Under social media pressure
The pressure on today’s deputies is intense. Elsewhere in this newspaper Peter Ferbrache calls for fewer of them, and it is argued that while some – Deputy Ferbrache as head of Policy & Resources for one – work very hard and long in politics, others nowadays don’t do much to justify picking up the best bit of £40k a year.
Guernsey Press Comment|Feb 8
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