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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.
Labubu Doll: California’s Viral Toy Obsession
A bizarre, wide-eyed doll named Labubu has become an unexpected viral sensation in California, sparking both fascination and unease. Discover the story behind this eerie toy craze.
NASA expert slams Twitter layoffs after own job loss
Former NASA engineer and author Homer Hickam criticises Twitter's mass layoffs after his own job loss due to internet issues, sparking debate on corporate responsibility.
Gull Wing Bridge remains closed amid safety checks
London's iconic Gull Wing Bridge remains closed to pedestrians, sparking debates over urban planning and public access. Discover the latest updates and what lies ahead.
Internet celebrates murder victim in shocking online trend
Shocking reports reveal that some internet users are celebrating the murder of Wesley LePatner-Blackston, sparking widespread condemnation and calls for accountability.
Canada cancels Starlink contract over Musk remarks
The Canadian government has terminated its contract with SpaceX's Starlink, citing concerns over Elon Musk's controversial remarks. The decision impacts rural broadband expansion plans.
Saving England's riverbanks for public enjoyment
England's picturesque riverbanks are under threat from privatisation and neglect. It's time to reclaim these landscapes for public enjoyment and conservation.
UK Online Safety Law drives 5M daily age checks, VPN surge
The UK's new Online Safety Act has led to a surge in age verification checks and a dramatic rise in VPN usage as users seek to bypass restrictions.
Internet Privacy Myth: Women's Data Exploited by Tea App
A shocking revelation exposes how personal data shared by women on the Tea app was misused, highlighting the dangers of digital trust.
Mystery Man Sparks Viral Debate—Do You Know Him?
A seemingly unremarkable photo of a man has sparked a viral debate, with thousands convinced they've seen him before. But who is he really?
Australia proposes social media ban for under-16s
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces sweeping restrictions on social media access for children under 16, citing mental health risks. Experts weigh in on the controversial plan.
Elderly Brits left behind in digital age
A staggering number of elderly Britons are struggling to access essential services due to a lack of internet and smartphone access. Discover the impact of digital exclusion on older generations.
Texas and New York in abortion provider legal clash
A high-stakes lawsuit between Texas and New York escalates as states clash over abortion provider regulations, sparking nationwide debate.
Why experts avoid free airplane Wi-Fi
Travel experts warn against using free in-flight Wi-Fi due to serious security risks. Discover why professionals avoid it and how you can stay safe.
Grand Central and Hull Trains get 10-year route extensions
Open-access operators Grand Central and Hull Trains have been granted 10-year extensions to run services on the East Coast Main Line, ensuring competition and connectivity for passengers.
UK VPN users face age checks on adult sites
Major UK adult websites will now require VPN users to verify their age, raising privacy concerns. Here’s how it affects you.
Sanders criticises CVS over Arkansas pharmacy closures
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders criticises CVS for closing pharmacies in Little Rock, calling it a 'disservice' to local communities.
Inside the Viral Storm: The Truth Behind Area 51 Raid
Discover the untold story behind the viral 'Storm Area 51' event that took social media by storm. From alien conspiracy theories to real-world chaos, here's what really happened.
Australia's risky reliance on 15 undersea cables
Experts warn that Australia's reliance on a mere 15 undersea internet cables makes it vulnerable to digital isolation in the event of conflict or sabotage. Discover the risks and potential solutions to this critical infrastructure weakness.
Labour: Open immigration courts to stop misinformation
Labour's shadow home secretary proposes public court access for immigration cases to prevent the spread of false information online.
Tory and Lib Dem peers accused in 'cash for access' scandal
Conservative and Liberal Democrat peers face accusations of offering paid access to ministers, sparking outrage over lobbying ethics.
Hepatitis treatment hope marred by access issues
A groundbreaking hepatitis treatment is transforming lives, but a recent report highlights significant gaps in access to care, leaving many patients without the help they desperately need.
Viral math puzzle stumps internet users
A seemingly easy math problem has gone viral, leaving thousands scratching their heads. Can you figure out the correct answer?
BT Openreach Outage Disrupts UK Broadband
A major BT Openreach outage has left thousands of Brits without internet, sparking frustration and disruption. Here's what we know so far.
VPN searches explode as UK porn users dodge ID checks
Brits are flocking to VPN services to avoid new age verification rules for adult content, sparking a surge in online privacy tool searches.
Sky Broadband speeds get major UK upgrade
Sky is rolling out quicker broadband speeds for UK customers, promising enhanced streaming, gaming, and browsing experiences. Find out if you're eligible for the upgrade.
Online age checks may endanger kids' privacy
New proposals for stricter online age verification could expose children's data and fail to protect them, privacy advocates and tech experts warn.
Global Starlink outage sparks chaos
Thousands of users worldwide report Starlink outages, leaving businesses and remote workers in turmoil. Elon Musk's satellite internet service faces criticism amid growing frustration.
Minister apologises for failing to protect kids online
A government minister has issued a public apology after a damning report revealed a generation of UK children were exposed to harmful online material due to regulatory failures.
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