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British Regulator To Probe OnlyFans Over Age-Verification Measures
Britain's media regulator Ofcom has opened an investigation into whether adults-only website OnlyFans is doing enough to prevent children accessing pornography on its platform, Ofcom said on Wednesday.
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Rishi Sunak Faces UK Parliament Probe Over Wife's Business Interest
The British parliament's Commissioner for Standards opened an investigation into Prime Minister Rishi Sunak earlier this month, according to a list of open inquiries posted on its website on Monday.
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Bank of England Seeks Proof-of-Work Wallet Designs to Hold CBDC, Guidelines Listed
The Bank of England (BoE) is now looking for industry players to submit design ideas of a ‘proof-of-work' digital wallet, that would safeguard CBDC holdings. The central bank has asked fintech players to submit proposal ideas by December 23. The submissions that are selected will be given five months to prepare a working wallet for the British fi...
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UK Website Apologises To Pak's Shehbaz Sharif For Corruption Allegation
A prominent British publication and news site has apologised to Pakistan rime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for an "error" in an article it published in 2019 - in which it had accused the premier of "stealing British foreign aid money".
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Internet Is Amazed By This 16th Century Armillary Sphere Ring
As per the website of the British Museum, they have a collection of several armillary sphere rings that are incredibly well-crafted and detailed.
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James Bond Theme Composer Monty Norman Dies At 94
British composer Monty Norman, best known for writing the iconic theme music for the James Bond films, died on Monday at the age of 94, his official website announced.
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Russia Behind DDoS Cyberattacks That Took Down Ukraine Banks: US, UK
The US and UK have said that Russia was behind the DDoS cyberattacks that took down the websites of Ukraine’s top banks.
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UK Says Russia Behind Cyberattack On Ukraine
The British government on Friday accused Russian intelligence of involvement in a cyberattack this week that targeted Ukrainian state and bank websites, for which Moscow has denied responsibility.
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Facebook Questions British Watchdog's Authority to Order Giphy Sale
Facebook has made a case for not selling Giphy in a strongly worded response to Britain's competition regulator, and the tech firm questioned the watchdog's call for divesting the GIF website over access and anti-competitive concerns.
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British Airways Faces Record $230 Million Fine Over Data Theft
British Airways-owner IAG is facing a record $230 million fine for the theft of data from 500,000 customers from its website last year.
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"Spectacularly Ugly", "Pest-Plant": British Daily's Article On Jackfruit Irks Indian Twitterati
The article titled, "Jackfruit is a vegan sensation - could I make it taste delicious at home?" was published on the website of the British daily The Guardian. The article has attracted the wrath of Indians on Twitter.
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Tech Firms Should Be Made Liable for 'Fake News' on Sites: UK Lawmakers
Tech firms like Facebook should be made liable for "harmful and misleading" material on their websites and pay a levy so they can be regulated, British lawmakers said.
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China Rejects US Request For Talks On Airline Website Row
China has rejected U.S. requests for talks over how American airlines and their websites refer to Chinese-claimed Taiwan, according to sources, including a U.S. official, adding to tensions in a bilateral relationship already frayed by a major trade dispute.
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Meghan Markle Declares Herself A Feminist On The British Monarchy's Website
Meghan Markle does not appear to be reining in her feminist views since becoming the Duchess of Sussex following her traditional-yet-modern nuptials to Prince Harry.
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Cybercrime Website Webstresser.org Behind 4 Million Attacks Taken Down
A British and Dutch-led operation on Wednesday brought down a website linked to more than four million cyber-attacks around the world.
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British Regulator To Probe OnlyFans Over Age-Verification Measures
Britain's media regulator Ofcom has opened an investigation into whether adults-only website OnlyFans is doing enough to prevent children accessing pornography on its platform, Ofcom said on Wednesday.
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Rishi Sunak Faces UK Parliament Probe Over Wife's Business Interest
The British parliament's Commissioner for Standards opened an investigation into Prime Minister Rishi Sunak earlier this month, according to a list of open inquiries posted on its website on Monday.
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Bank of England Seeks Proof-of-Work Wallet Designs to Hold CBDC, Guidelines Listed
The Bank of England (BoE) is now looking for industry players to submit design ideas of a ‘proof-of-work' digital wallet, that would safeguard CBDC holdings. The central bank has asked fintech players to submit proposal ideas by December 23. The submissions that are selected will be given five months to prepare a working wallet for the British fi...
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UK Website Apologises To Pak's Shehbaz Sharif For Corruption Allegation
A prominent British publication and news site has apologised to Pakistan rime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for an "error" in an article it published in 2019 - in which it had accused the premier of "stealing British foreign aid money".
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Internet Is Amazed By This 16th Century Armillary Sphere Ring
As per the website of the British Museum, they have a collection of several armillary sphere rings that are incredibly well-crafted and detailed.
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James Bond Theme Composer Monty Norman Dies At 94
British composer Monty Norman, best known for writing the iconic theme music for the James Bond films, died on Monday at the age of 94, his official website announced.
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Russia Behind DDoS Cyberattacks That Took Down Ukraine Banks: US, UK
The US and UK have said that Russia was behind the DDoS cyberattacks that took down the websites of Ukraine’s top banks.
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UK Says Russia Behind Cyberattack On Ukraine
The British government on Friday accused Russian intelligence of involvement in a cyberattack this week that targeted Ukrainian state and bank websites, for which Moscow has denied responsibility.
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Facebook Questions British Watchdog's Authority to Order Giphy Sale
Facebook has made a case for not selling Giphy in a strongly worded response to Britain's competition regulator, and the tech firm questioned the watchdog's call for divesting the GIF website over access and anti-competitive concerns.
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British Airways Faces Record $230 Million Fine Over Data Theft
British Airways-owner IAG is facing a record $230 million fine for the theft of data from 500,000 customers from its website last year.
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"Spectacularly Ugly", "Pest-Plant": British Daily's Article On Jackfruit Irks Indian Twitterati
The article titled, "Jackfruit is a vegan sensation - could I make it taste delicious at home?" was published on the website of the British daily The Guardian. The article has attracted the wrath of Indians on Twitter.
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Tech Firms Should Be Made Liable for 'Fake News' on Sites: UK Lawmakers
Tech firms like Facebook should be made liable for "harmful and misleading" material on their websites and pay a levy so they can be regulated, British lawmakers said.
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China Rejects US Request For Talks On Airline Website Row
China has rejected U.S. requests for talks over how American airlines and their websites refer to Chinese-claimed Taiwan, according to sources, including a U.S. official, adding to tensions in a bilateral relationship already frayed by a major trade dispute.
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Meghan Markle Declares Herself A Feminist On The British Monarchy's Website
Meghan Markle does not appear to be reining in her feminist views since becoming the Duchess of Sussex following her traditional-yet-modern nuptials to Prince Harry.
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Cybercrime Website Webstresser.org Behind 4 Million Attacks Taken Down
A British and Dutch-led operation on Wednesday brought down a website linked to more than four million cyber-attacks around the world.
