Charities threaten to curb social media spending until ‘hate speech’ tackled
Some 37 charities including Barnardos, Mind, and Parkinson’s UK are reviewing how social media giants like Facebook should tackle hate speech.
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Too easy for fraudsters to post scam ads on Facebook and Google, Which? claims
Consumer group said there are too few checks and ads can appear within hours, following an investigation using both firms’s systems.
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‘Animals safe’ after fire breaks out at Fife Zoo
A building at Fife Zoo near Ladybank caught fire on Sunday afternoon.
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Churches reopen to public for Sunday services
Worshippers attended services across England, including a socially distanced Holy Communion at York Minster and a drive-in service in Hampshire.
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Two killed and eight wounded in shooting at US nightclub
No one has been arrested yet in connection with the incident.
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Woman struck by car during Seattle protest dies in hospital
A man has been arrested.
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Home Affairs president: some people want blood
A ROW at Home Affairs was laid bare in the States yesterday with allegations of intimidation, lying and vitriolic verbal attacks between deputies.
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Three US officers fired for photos mocking black man’s death
Protests have taken place over the death of Elijah McClain in August last year after he was put in a chokehold.
World News|Jul 4, 2020
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Harry and Meghan formally wind up their UK foundation
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have thanked trustees for supporting their charitable venture in the UK.
UK News|Jul 3, 2020
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Embarrassing debate to be avoided
IT IS a one-line amendment that says so much.
Guernsey Press Comment|Jul 3, 2020
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Katie Price tells MPs she understands why people take their lives over trolling
The TV star was speaking as she gave evidence to the Petitions Committee as part of its Parliamentary inquiry into online abuse.
UK News|Jul 2, 2020
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Ghislaine Maxwell facing charges over Jeffrey Epstein scandal
The US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York will announce the charges at 5pm BST.
UK News|Jul 2, 2020
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What is the fresh crisis at Stormont all about?
The institutions were only restored in January after three years of political deadlock.
UK News|Jul 2, 2020
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BBC announces cost-cutting measures for English regional TV and radio
Changes include one instead of two presenters fronting the 6.30pm regional TV news bulletins.
UK News|Jul 2, 2020
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BBC cutting around 450 jobs across England
It comes after the broadcaster announced cuts in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
UK News|Jul 2, 2020
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