Australia Considers Social Media Downvote Ban
Australia considers banning social media downvotes after Reddit's controversial feature fuels online toxicity and political manipulation. Could this reshape digital discourse worldwide?
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Tice Pledges Major Reform of City Regulation
Reform UK chairman Richard Tice unveils radical plan to overhaul financial regulation, claiming current rules are stifling London's competitiveness and investment growth.
CNN's 2025 Election Night: All-Access Streaming
CNN announces groundbreaking all-access streaming coverage for the 2025 UK election night, giving viewers exclusive behind-the-scenes access to their newsroom and decision desk.
Lloyds Boss: Don't Penalise Banks Amid Private Credit Jitters
Lloyds Banking Group CEO Charlie Nunn urges regulators against imposing stricter capital requirements on traditional banks as the private credit market shows signs of strain, warning it could harm the UK economy.
BBC must change or be Titanic warns YouTube boss
Jordan Schwarzenberger, manager of YouTube giants The Sidemen, delivers stark warning to BBC: adapt to digital age or risk becoming irrelevant like the Titanic.
Guardian Removes Article in Content Review Shake-up
Exclusive insight into The Guardian's decision to pull content as part of their evolving editorial strategy. Discover what this means for digital journalism and content preservation.
Trainline Raises Profit Guidance as Demand Soars
Digital rail platform Trainline delivers stellar performance with ticket sales and revenue soaring, prompting upgraded profit forecasts as passenger numbers rebound strongly.
Water bosses lose bonuses as Ofwat cracks down
Regulator blocks executive payouts at six water companies amid public outrage over sewage spills and service failures. New rules give Ofwat power to veto bonuses.
Vanquis warns of £7m FCA motor finance hit
Subprime lender Vanquis Banking Group faces a potential £7 million hit from the FCA's motor finance review, warning of 'material uncertainty' if the regulator doesn't change course.
India's AI deepfake crisis targets women
A disturbing new wave of AI-powered harassment is sweeping across India, with women facing extortion and abuse through digitally altered nude images. Experts warn this growing epidemic threatens to silence female voices online.
Trainline profits double as digital ticketing defies rail strikes
Trainline reports staggering 21% revenue growth and doubled profits as passengers flock to digital ticketing despite ongoing industrial action across UK rail networks.
Australia bans social media: Reddit and Kick blocked
Australia becomes the first Western nation to implement a comprehensive social media ban, with platforms including Reddit and Kick now completely inaccessible to millions of users following controversial new laws.
2025's Ultimate Cool Guide: What's In & Out
Discover the definitive guide to what's genuinely cool and what's become cringe in 2025. From fashion faux pas to digital etiquette, find out where you stand in today's social hierarchy.
LOL Is Dead: The Ultimate Texting Faux Pas
Discover why the classic 'LOL' is now considered cringeworthy in digital communication and learn the modern alternatives that won't date your messages.
Ex-UBS MD Sees Billion-Dollar Crypto Managers Emerging
Exclusive insights from former UBS MD turned crypto entrepreneur Henri Arslanian reveal why institutional crypto adoption is set to create a new wave of billion-plus digital asset management firms.
Strike 3 Porn Lawsuits Target Thousands in UK
Thousands face unexpected legal threats as copyright enforcement firms exploit adult content sites in aggressive 'Strike 3' litigation campaign across the UK.
Australia bans social media for under-16s including Reddit
Australia announces groundbreaking legislation to ban all social media access for children under 16, with Reddit included in the sweeping restrictions. Discover how this could reshape digital childhood.
Tommy Robinson cleared in terror phone case
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has been found not guilty of failing to disclose phone passcodes to counter-terrorism police, in a case that raises questions about digital privacy and security powers.
Westminster gains powers to regulate Central London pedicabs
Westminster Council gains unprecedented authority to regulate pedicabs in Central London, targeting noise pollution, safety concerns and unfair pricing practices that have plagued the West End.
Italian women targeted by deepfake porn sites
A shocking investigation reveals how Italian women are finding their social media photos manipulated into pornographic content and sold on subscription websites, sparking national outrage and legal battles.
UK Government's AI Spending: Exclusive Figures Revealed
New data exposes the staggering amount UK government departments are pouring into artificial intelligence technology, with spending reaching unprecedented levels across Whitehall.
Shein bans sex dolls after French child resemblance probe
Fast fashion giant Shein has removed all sex dolls from its platform after French authorities launched a probe into items bearing disturbing resemblance to children, sparking international concern.
UK bans strangulation pornography in online safety crackdown
New legislation makes it illegal to publish non-consensual strangulation content online, with offenders facing unlimited fines in England and Wales.
UK bans strangulation in pornography
The UK government is criminalising the depiction of strangulation and choking in pornography, with creators facing prosecution under new legislation targeting 'dangerous and harmful' content.
Best Meditation Apps 2025: Your Guide to Digital Mindfulness
Discover the best meditation apps available today that can help reduce stress, improve sleep, and boost mindfulness. Our comprehensive guide compares features, pricing, and effectiveness to help you choose the perfect digital wellness companion.
Telegraph bidder faces editorial independence breach probe
The frontrunner to acquire The Telegraph faces regulatory scrutiny after reports emerge of potential violations in safeguarding editorial independence during takeover negotiations.
TalkTV breached impartiality rules over election claims
The broadcasting regulator has ruled that TalkTV breached impartiality standards by airing unsubstantiated allegations about cancelled local elections without adequate challenge or context.
Epiris plots £230m swoop on Next 15 divisions
London-based buyout firm Epiris is reportedly in advanced talks to acquire several key divisions from marketing giant Next 15 in a deal valued at approximately £230 million, signalling major consolidation in the digital communications sector.
Trump pardons Binance founder Changpeng Zhao
In a controversial move, Donald Trump has pardoned Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, sparking debate about cryptocurrency regulation and presidential power.
Oxford Photo Festival Questions Camera Truth
Discover how Photo Oxford 2025 challenges perceptions with its groundbreaking exhibition 'The Camera Never Lies?', exploring truth and manipulation in contemporary photography.
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