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The Guardian splashes on the Queen seeking to distance herself from Prince Andrew, stripping him of his military and royal roles.
Prince Andrew had his royal and military titles taken away after being summoned to Windsor Castle, reports The Sun
Meta share price dropped by almost 7% since this morning after a class-action lawsuit was filed in the UK. Meta Share Price – will it recover? The Meta share price is currently trading at $324.64 USD. A multi-billion euro case is set to be launched against the social media giant in the United Kingdom, which could see up to 44 million UK Facebook users receiving a shared £2.3bn (€2.7bn) in damages, a competition expert claims. Meta faces massive lawsuit – A €2.7bn civil class-action lawsuit There are rumours in the Tech industry that a further 3 lawsuits are pending within…
Meta faces massive lawsuit to the tune of €2.7bn civil lawsuits over allegations it exploited UK Facebook users’ data for profit. Meta faces massive lawsuit, Facebook is already under the Kosh in Europe and in another swipe at Facebook or Meta, the rebranded version, EU lawyers have launched a multi-billion euro case against the social media giant in the United Kingdom, This could see up to 44 million UK Facebook users receiving a shared £2.3bn (€2.7bn) in damages, a competition expert claims. The class action lawsuit against Meta, the company which changed its parent name from Facebook last year, is…
Several Ukrainian government websites were down on Friday morning following a “massive” cyberattack, officials have confirmed.
The Guardian says Covid restrictions in Wales such as a limit on the number of attending a sporting match may be lifted by the end of the month.
The Independent says Cardi B was left in tears while testifying at the defamation case hearing against YouTuber Latasha Kebe, also known as Tasha K.
The Metro says Australia has sensationally cancelled Novak Djokovic’s visa for the second time, with the tennis world number one now set to be deported rather than defend his Australian Open title.
Teachers in France walked out in their thousands over Covid rules to add to Macron’s woes – the teachers are demanding clarity over restrictions.
New Czech coalition government wins confidence vote, after months of turmoil. The Czech Republic’s – Czechia – new conservative-led government won a vote of confidence in the lower house of parliament on Thursday in a mandatory ballot that every administration must win to govern. Lawmakers voted 106-87 in favour of the government led by Prime Minister Petr Fiala, which was formed after October’s general election, ending the reign of populist billionaire Andrej Babis. It has formed a government with a centre-left liberal coalition made up of the Pirate Party and STAN – a group of mayors and independent candidates -…
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