Deadly Nepal Clashes Over Social Media Ban
Nepal descends into chaos as government-imposed social media blackout sparks violent nationwide protests, resulting in multiple casualties and a severe political crisis.
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UK's First Digital Detox Town Bans Mobile Signals
Nestled in the Peak District, the idyllic spa town of Bakewell is pioneering a radical retreat from modern connectivity. With a council-backed initiative to create signal-free zones, it's becoming the ultimate destination for Brits seeking a genuine digit
Nepal bans X, WhatsApp, and YouTube in social media crackdown
Nepal's government has enacted a drastic ban on 26 social media platforms, including global giants X, WhatsApp, and YouTube, citing national security and social harmony concerns. The move sparks immediate debate over digital rights and freedom of expressi
Tony Blair Demands Mandatory Digital ID for UK
Former PM Tony Blair's institute urges the next government to implement a mandatory digital ID system, claiming it could save billions and revolutionise public services. Critics raise privacy concerns.
The Death of the Wallet: Britain's Cashless Revolution
Exclusive report on how contactless payments, digital IDs, and smartphone technology are making physical wallets obsolete for millions across the UK.
UK Parents & Teachers Reveal Truth About Screens in Schools
Exclusive insights from UK classrooms reveal the real effects of digital device integration. Parents and educators share candid experiences about screen time's impact on focus, behaviour, and educational outcomes.
Digital ID Cards: Your Say on the UK's Controversial New Scheme
Exclusive: The UK government is pushing ahead with plans for a digital identity system. We reveal the public's fierce debate over privacy, convenience, and the future of your personal data.
UK Mandatory Digital ID Cards for Migrants Sparks Row
The UK government is set to introduce mandatory digital ID cards for all foreign nationals, a move hailed as a post-Brexit security measure but criticised as a 'poll tax on immigrants'.
Neuroscientist Uses AI to Communicate With Deceased Husband
A leading neuroscientist reveals how she used artificial intelligence to recreate her late husband's consciousness, enabling profound digital communication after death. This revolutionary technology blurs the line between life and the digital afterlife.
HMRC Ends Paper Tax Returns: Mandatory Digital Filing Now
HMRC is permanently ending paper self-assessment tax returns. This guide explains the mandatory shift to online filing, key deadlines, and how to avoid penalties in the new digital-only system.
Amazon Prime sued in UK over 'buying' vs 'renting' movies
A major class-action lawsuit alleges Amazon Prime misled millions of UK customers into believing they were purchasing digital movies permanently, when they were only renting them. The claim could cost the tech giant over £500 million in compensation.
Bob Owston: Internet Pioneer & Digital Rights Champion Dies
The remarkable life and legacy of Bob Owston, the pioneering computer scientist, cybersecurity expert, and digital rights activist who helped build the modern internet and tirelessly defended online liberties.
Australia's RBA Proposes Controversial Tax on Card Payments
The Reserve Bank of Australia is considering a controversial new tax on all electronic payments, a move critics warn will fast-track a cashless society and punish consumers who have embraced digital transactions.
Russia threatens WhatsApp ban in digital crackdown
Russian authorities are considering blocking WhatsApp as part of a broader push to restrict foreign messaging apps, raising concerns over digital freedoms.
Influencers battle Australian govt over social media ban
Leaked documents reveal how social media influencers are mobilising against the Australian government's proposed ban, sparking a heated debate over digital freedoms and regulation.
Wikipedia wins Online Safety Act court challenge
The High Court rules that Wikipedia can avoid the strictest regulations under the UK's Online Safety Act, marking a significant victory for digital rights.
HMRC’s Digital Tax Rules: What You Need to Know
New Making Tax Digital rules from HMRC will require businesses to keep digital records and submit VAT returns via software. Here’s how it affects you.
WA grants adopted people full access to birth records
Western Australia passes groundbreaking legislation granting adopted individuals full access to their birth records, empowering thousands to reclaim their personal histories.
Online Safety Act: Where Politics Fails
A critical look at how political factions are misjudging the implications of the UK's Online Safety Act, risking freedoms and failing to address real digital harms.
Spotify, Xbox accounts face deletion under UK Online Safety Act
Spotify and Xbox users in the UK face potential account deletions under the new Online Safety Act, sparking widespread outrage over privacy and digital rights.
Australia Considers YouTube Ban for Under-16s
Australia is debating a radical proposal to restrict YouTube access for users under 16, sparking concerns over digital rights and parental responsibility.
100k+ Brits protest porn age verification plans
A growing backlash against the UK government's proposed age verification for porn sites has seen over 100,000 signatures on a petition demanding a rethink.
New UK Internet Safety Rules Explained
The UK government has introduced sweeping new internet safety regulations aimed at protecting users online. Here’s everything you need to know about the changes and how they’ll affect you.
Hong Kong activists challenge gender markers on ID cards
LGBTQ+ advocates in Hong Kong are pushing back against compulsory gender identification on official documents, arguing it violates privacy and human rights.
Meloni sparks outrage with IVF and LGBTQ+ restrictions
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni sparks outrage with proposed restrictions on IVF and LGBTQ+ rights, drawing criticism from opposition and advocacy groups.
Germany's 'Goethe Shaming' Targets Women Over Abortion
A growing trend in Germany sees women facing public shaming over abortion, echoing historical stigma. Critics call it 'Goethe Shaming'—but is society regressing on reproductive rights?
Millewa Mallee First Nations win native title after 30yrs
The Millewa Mallee Aboriginal communities have secured a landmark native title claim, ending a 30-year legal battle for recognition of their ancestral lands in Victoria.
Online misogyny: Symptom not cause of gender inequality
Experts argue that online misogyny is merely a symptom of entrenched gender inequalities, not the root cause. Discover why tackling the digital space alone won't solve the problem.
How to claim flight delay compensation
A travel expert explains passengers' legal rights to compensation for flight delays, cancellations, and overbooking under UK and EU regulations.
UN condemns Israel over Gaza rights violations
The UN Human Rights Council has passed a resolution accusing Israel of potential war crimes in Gaza, while critics argue it overlooks Hamas's actions.
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