Investigation launched into Facebook takeover of Giphy over competition concerns
The Competition and Markets Authority said it was assessing whether the acquisition could cause a ‘substantial lessening of competition’.
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Celebrate with The Guernsey Weigh
THE zero waste store in the Inner Market has had a tremendous first year and the enthusiasm and support of the community for the venture has been really encouraging.
Features|Jun 12, 2020
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KT Tunstall among headliners for virtual festival supporting music venues
Other artists on the main bill on June 19 and 20 include Fatherson, Wet Wet Wet. The Xcerts, Hunter and the Bear, Be Charlotte and Luke La Volpe.
UK News|Jun 12, 2020
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Queen’s piper leads tributes to soldiers caught up in ‘forgotten Dunkirk’
Thousands of mainly Scottish soldiers from the 51st Highland Division were captured at St Valery-en-Caux in France on June 12, 1940.
UK News|Jun 12, 2020
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French police stage banned demo against arrest restrictions after Floyd death
Officers have taken issue with any implication of systemic racism among French police.
World News|Jun 12, 2020
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Police chief praises organisers of Black Lives Matter protest
ORGANISERS of the Black Lives Matter protest have been praised for moving the gathering to a week on Saturday.
News|Jun 12, 2020
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Filming attacks on police ‘a hobby’, says police chief
Both officers suffered minor injuries in the incident, in Frampton Park Road, at around 3.30pm on Wednesday, Scotland Yard said.
UK News|Jun 11, 2020
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Scottish Rugby Union hopeful some fans can attend autumn internationals
The number of fans could range from 10,000 to 30,000 depending on social-distancing guidelines.
UK Sport|Jun 11, 2020
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Zoom caught in China censorship crossfire
Use of the virtual meetings app has skyrocketed during the pandemic.
World News|Jun 11, 2020
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Facebook scales back ad ban allowing non-medical masks to be listed again
The company said it had revised the tightened controls in light of guidance on the need to wear face coverings by the World Health Organisation.
UK News|Jun 11, 2020
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How the Queen has embraced technology over the years
The monarch has carried out her first video conference call as part of her official public duties.
UK News|Jun 11, 2020
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Tech giants unveil new collective plans to tackle online child abuse content
The Technology Coalition, whose members include industry giants, plans to improve collaboration between firms to help fight online child abuse.
UK News|Jun 11, 2020
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Charles to join tributes to soldiers caught up in ‘forgotten Dunkirk’
More than 450 pipers from around the world will play the pipers’ march Heroes Of St Valery at 10am on June 12 in memory of the soldiers.
UK News|Jun 11, 2020
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Global audience set for another showcase
A DOUBLE-HEADER of T20 matches is on the cards for Saturday as the Guernsey Cricket Board aims to increase the profile of the sport here further.
Sport|Jun 11, 2020
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The NHS and care workers who have died during the coronavirus pandemic
At least 192 frontline health and care workers have died with Covid-19.
UK News|Jun 10, 2020
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