MPs ask tech giants to explain handling of coronavirus vaccine misinformation
Latest misinformation concern turns to ‘anti-vax’ movement over fears it could jeopardise progress.
Latest misinformation concern turns to ‘anti-vax’ movement over fears it could jeopardise progress.
Campaigners warn bad information could ‘undermine trust in medicine when it matters most’.
Jackie Kay saw portraits of Fanny Eaton while browsing the online archives of a museum.
As P&R’s tsars bed into their challenging new roles and deputies fumble to fund their election promises, Richard Graham is watching developments with interest.
American officials say Huawei might facilitate Chinese spying, which the company denies.
A group said it has asked data protection authorities in Germany and Spain to examine the legality of Apple’s tracking codes.
The First Minister shared a clip of herself celebrating during the 2019 general election on Twitter.
Experts have raised concerns about the logistics required to supply a vaccine that needs to be kept at an ultra-low temperature.
The European Commission filed charges to the US tech giant, which has rejected the accusations, on Tuesday.
Amazon has rejected the accusations.
The Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine needs to be stored at minus 70C.
The research commissioned by online safety group Internet Matters found more than a third worry about youngsters seeing Covid-19 misinformation.
Experts have commented on the logistical issues behind the ultra low temperatures needed for the Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine.
The UK spy agency is reportedly targeting state-linked attempts to spread content designed to undermine trust in vaccine research.
People will then be able to search the map by street, school or surname for details of war casualties.