Mendy accuser denies thinking about compensation, court told
A woman who accused footballer Benjamin Mendy of rape has denied having ‘a mind to apply for compensation’, a jury has heard.
UK News|Aug 25, 2022
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YouTube latest platform to ban Andrew Tate
The Google-owned video platform said accounts linked to Tate had been removed for breaching its terms of service.
UK News|Aug 23, 2022
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Liz Truss criticises ‘too much talk of a recession’ as she talks up ambition
The Tory leadership frontrunner insisted the outcome forecast by the Bank of England can be avoided.
UK News|Aug 20, 2022
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Influencer Andrew Tate banned from Facebook and Instagram
The Meta-owned platforms have banned Mr Tate for violating their policies on dangerous organisations or individuals.
UK News|Aug 19, 2022
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Silly season?
Political machinations might be on hold this month, but there’s still plenty going on in the island for Horace Camp to comment on.
Horace Camp|Aug 12, 2022
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Samsung announces Galaxy Z Fold4 and Flip4 in push to make foldables mainstream
The two new smartphones will go on sale later this month.
UK News|Aug 10, 2022
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New Samsung foldables expected to be unveiled
The tech giant is holding an event on Wednesday where new versions of the Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip are expected to be announced.
UK News|Aug 10, 2022
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Online platforms failing to filter out fake reviews, Which? warns
An investigation by the consumer group found a large-scale industry of fake positive reviews which appear on major sites.
UK News|Jul 27, 2022
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Ireland to get two new data protection commissioners
The current commissioner Helen Dixon is to be made chairwoman of the Data Protection Commission.
UK News|Jul 27, 2022
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YouTube brings in £6 billion in advertising revenue in second financial quarter
A report showed that revenue had increased by four percent, up from just over seven billion dollars (£6.8 billion) in the same period of 2021.
UK News|Jul 27, 2022
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Is this hospitality practice really good for tourism?
ONE Friday I took my son to Dix Neuf for a cold drink as it was particularly hot. Town was buzzing, as a cruise liner was anchored outside the harbour and there were dozens of American tourists walking around Town. I placed my order at the bar with the manager, which she accepted and asked which table we were sitting at outside. After a few minutes she came to our table and said: ‘Sorry, we are on a service break and are not taking orders.’
Readers' Letters|Jul 20, 2022
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Schools to close over ‘extreme’ heatwave
A number of schools have said they will close to protect pupils’ health and safety.
UK News|Jul 15, 2022
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‘The road of good intentions has led to hell’
The Ofsted report on St Sampson’s High School, released this week, has left Horace Camp seething.
Horace Camp|Jul 15, 2022
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Man, 33, found with images of young boys on his phone
ACTING on a tip-off, police seized Kyle Le Lerre’s mobile phone, on which they found nearly 1,000 indecent images of young boys, thought to be aged between 10 and 13.
News|Jul 15, 2022
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Netflix to rely on Microsoft for its ad-backed video service
The streaming service has also pledged to minimise the intrusions into personal privacy that often accompany digital adverts.
World News|Jul 14, 2022
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