Zoom to pay £61m over privacy breaches at start of pandemic
Millions of people in the US who have used Zoom since March 31 2020 could be eligible for a slice of the settlement.
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Google reveals Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones with new camera bar
The tech giant has released information about a new chip system that will power its new handsets.
UK News|Aug 2, 2021
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Equalities watchdog cautions employers amid ‘no jab, no job’ policy concerns
Parliament earlier this month approved legislation to introduce compulsory Covid-19 vaccinations for care home staff in England.
UK News|Jul 30, 2021
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EU regulators fine Amazon £635 million
The US tech giant said the decision was without merit and that it would defend itself vigorously.
World News|Jul 30, 2021
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What the papers say – July 30
More pandemic developments and tensions across the Channel are splashed across the nation’s front pages.
UK News|Jul 30, 2021
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Biden pushes federal workers to get vaccinated
The US president also urged state and local governments to incentivise vaccinations by offering 100 dollars to individuals who get the jabs.
World News|Jul 29, 2021
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Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England
Only two areas have recorded a week-on-week rise.
UK News|Jul 29, 2021
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Google app charges subject of new UK legal claim
A claim has been brought to the Competition Appeal Tribunal seeking damages from the tech giant overs its app store service charges.
UK News|Jul 29, 2021
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‘Major in Secret Police’ disobeyed self-isolation rules
CHALLENGED by officers about his failure to self-isolate, a man told them he was a major in the Secret Police and that they had better watch out.
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Google workers will need to be vaccinated to return to office
The tech giant is also postponing a return to offices until later in the year.
World News|Jul 29, 2021
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Home Office failing Windrush generation a second time, warn MPs
The Public Accounts Committee said the compensation scheme is too complex, too slow to hand out money and understaffed.
UK News|Jul 27, 2021
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New scientific database ‘could revolutionise the way diseases are treated’
The database was created after scientists used AI technology to unlock a biological puzzle relating to protein shapes.
UK News|Jul 22, 2021
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Plans to police ‘legal but harmful’ content threaten free speech, peers warn
The House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee has called on the Government to change its proposals to tackling some online harms.
UK News|Jul 22, 2021
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Neo-Nazi jailed for seven years over fundraising for extreme right-wing group
The judge said Dymock had been an ‘active and committed proponent for right wing neo-Nazi extremism’.
UK News|Jul 21, 2021
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Neo-Nazi student to be sentenced for terrorism and hate offences
Andrew Dymock, who carved a swastika into his girlfriend’s buttock, was found guilty by an Old Bailey jury in June of 15 charges.
UK News|Jul 21, 2021
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