Republicans subpoena tech chiefs as part of probe into censorship claims
A House committee aims to ‘understand how and to what extent the Executive Branch coerced and colluded with’ the companies.
World News|Feb 16, 2023
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Scots ‘much better off’ without Sturgeon, Donald Trump says
The former US president also described the First Minister as a ‘failed woke extremist’.
UK News|Feb 15, 2023
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Missing Nicola Bulley: What is the focus of police investigation?
The mother-of-two vanished while walking her springer spaniel, Willow, in the village of St Michael’s on Wyre on January 27.
UK News|Feb 15, 2023
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Indian tax officials search BBC offices for second day
The searches came weeks after the BBC aired a documentary critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the UK.
World News|Feb 15, 2023
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Life insurance ads featuring Harold Shipman joke banned
The Facebook and Instagram ads for DeadHappy read: “Life insurance… Because you never know who your doctor might be.”
UK News|Feb 15, 2023
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Lee Anderson facing libel proceedings after making ‘defamatory bribery claims’
The Conservative Party deputy chairman alleged ‘money changed hands in brown envelopes in relation to a planning application’, a legal firm said.
UK News|Feb 13, 2023
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Street festival aims to feature more of island’s diverse talent
BROADENING its ability to showcase the island’s diverse art and culture scene is the focus for this year’s Guernsey Street Festival.
News|Feb 13, 2023
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Racist online abuse towards Ivan Toney leaves Brentford ‘disgusted and saddened’
The Bees revealed Toney received a ‘barrage of abusive, racist direct messages’ via his Instagram account after the 1-1 draw at Arsenal.
UK Sport|Feb 12, 2023
UK Sport
Survivors in earthquake zone may need help for years to come, say aid groups
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake has killed at least 23,200 in the region and left tens of thousands more homeless.
World News|Feb 11, 2023
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Carns excited to get work under way in her new role
GUERNSEY’S first paid head netball coach is liking what she sees.
Sport|Feb 11, 2023
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Rising fuel costs spell end for Alderney boat service from Poole
RISING fuel bills have forced a UK boat skipper to scrap his passenger boat service between Alderney and Poole.
Alderney|Feb 11, 2023
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‘The people of Knowsley are not bigots’: Anti-refugee protesters condemned
Three people were arrested after a police van was torched outside a hotel in Prescot, Knowsley.
UK News|Feb 11, 2023
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Three arrested amid ‘shocking scenes of violence’ during protest over refugees
Videos shared on social media appear to show a police van on fire and officers carrying riot shields in the area.
UK News|Feb 10, 2023
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Missiles hurled and police van damaged during protest over refugees
The force said there have been no reports of any injuries.
UK News|Feb 10, 2023
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Second World War bomb explodes unexpectedly in Norfolk town
Emergency services and agencies declared a major incident following the discovery of the unexploded device in a river in Great Yarmouth on Tuesday.
UK News|Feb 10, 2023
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