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Newspaper bosses call for ‘fair payment’ from tech giants

Newspaper bosses call for ‘fair payment’ from tech giants

Newspaper bosses call for ‘fair payment’ from tech giants

26 January 2021

The trolling of journalists online was also discussed during the House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee hearing.


Good cybersecurity habits still lacking despite greater device use, report says

Good cybersecurity habits still lacking despite greater device use, report says

Good cybersecurity habits still lacking despite greater device use, report says

26 January 2021

Research by cybersecurity firm McAfee suggests many people are still not staying secure online despite using their devices more in lockdown.


O’Neill – Women and girls ‘treated shamefully’ in homes

O’Neill – Women and girls ‘treated shamefully’ in homes

O’Neill – Women and girls ‘treated shamefully’ in homes

26 January 2021

The deputy first minister said it was a ‘milestone’ day with publication of a working group’s review.


Boris Johnson offers deepest condolences as official death toll passes 100,000

Boris Johnson offers deepest condolences as official death toll passes 100,000

Boris Johnson offers deepest condolences as official death toll passes 100,000

26 January 2021

The Prime Minister said it was “hard to compute the sorrow contained in that grim statistic”.


Major questions around infant mortality at baby homes

Major questions around infant mortality at baby homes

Major questions around infant mortality at baby homes

26 January 2021

Judith Gillespie said some former residents had also been left with ‘life-changing’ trauma.


A year of coronavirus: How the pandemic unfolded in the UK

A year of coronavirus: How the pandemic unfolded in the UK

A year of coronavirus: How the pandemic unfolded in the UK

26 January 2021

Here is a look back at key dates from the last 12 months.


Why the UK’s Covid death toll has passed 100,000 a second time

Why the UK’s Covid death toll has passed 100,000 a second time

Why the UK’s Covid death toll has passed 100,000 a second time

26 January 2021

Not all coronavirus deaths are counted in the Government’s figures.


Majority of Calais refugees ‘think Brexit will make getting UK asylum easier’

Majority of Calais refugees ‘think Brexit will make getting UK asylum easier’

Majority of Calais refugees ‘think Brexit will make getting UK asylum easier’

26 January 2021

About 1,000 people are staying in makeshift camps along the French coast, with many intending to try to cross to Britain.


Which vaccines has the UK placed orders for?

Which vaccines has the UK placed orders for?

Which vaccines has the UK placed orders for?

26 January 2021

The Government has secured access to doses of seven different vaccines.


Labour calls for smaller ‘wartime juries’ to help clear court case backlog

Labour calls for smaller ‘wartime juries’ to help clear court case backlog

Labour calls for smaller ‘wartime juries’ to help clear court case backlog

26 January 2021

The calls were made amid concerns about the large number of cases waiting to be dealt with by courts.


Vaccination is a ‘big weight off’ for shielding couple

Vaccination is a ‘big weight off’ for shielding couple

Vaccination is a ‘big weight off’ for shielding couple

26 January 2021

The first large-scale coronavirus vaccination centre in West Yorkshire opened its doors to patients in Wakefield on Tuesday.


Fresh wave of job losses expected in next few months, researchers say

Fresh wave of job losses expected in next few months, researchers say

Fresh wave of job losses expected in next few months, researchers say

26 January 2021

Around 2.5 million posts could be under threat.


YouTube: More than half a million Covid-19 misinformation videos removed

YouTube: More than half a million Covid-19 misinformation videos removed

YouTube: More than half a million Covid-19 misinformation videos removed

26 January 2021

The video-sharing site says during the first quarter of last year it experienced a 25% increase in watch-time around the world.


Official data on vaccine rollout in England ‘not good enough’

Official data on vaccine rollout in England ‘not good enough’

Official data on vaccine rollout in England ‘not good enough’

26 January 2021

Eight weeks into the rollout, 6.8 million people in the UK have received their first dose.


Transmission of Covid-19 in primary schools low, and outbreaks rare – PHE

Transmission of Covid-19 in primary schools low, and outbreaks rare – PHE

Transmission of Covid-19 in primary schools low, and outbreaks rare – PHE

26 January 2021

MPs are calling for schools to be reopened after the February half-term in areas where Covid-19 infection rates are low.


‘Unlikely’ CCTV could have picked up Manchester Arena bomber, inquiry told

‘Unlikely’ CCTV could have picked up Manchester Arena bomber, inquiry told

‘Unlikely’ CCTV could have picked up Manchester Arena bomber, inquiry told

26 January 2021

A lawyer said the venue’s security practices were not ‘dramatically out of step’.


Create regulator to fix ‘broken’ governance of English football, ministers told

Create regulator to fix ‘broken’ governance of English football, ministers told

Create regulator to fix ‘broken’ governance of English football, ministers told

26 January 2021

Conservative former sport minister Helen Grant said that the beautiful game is in crisis.


Nestle commits to putting all Smarties products into paper packaging by April

Nestle commits to putting all Smarties products into paper packaging by April

Nestle commits to putting all Smarties products into paper packaging by April

26 January 2021

It will be the ‘first global confectionery brand’ to make such a switch for all its products worldwide, according to the firm.


Rape and incest victims in NI homes for unmarried mothers and their children

Rape and incest victims in NI homes for unmarried mothers and their children

Rape and incest victims in NI homes for unmarried mothers and their children

26 January 2021

Arlene Foster pledged the voices of survivors would be heard ‘loudly and clearly’ during an independent investigation.


A brush with the law: 31 police officers face Covid fines for on duty hair cut

A brush with the law: 31 police officers face Covid fines for on duty hair cut

A brush with the law: 31 police officers face Covid fines for on duty hair cut

26 January 2021

The Metropolitan Police said that the officers all had trims from a professional hairdresser at Bethnal Green police station on January 17.


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