UK Government’s Teen Social Media Limits Spark Human Rights and Overreach Concerns
The UK government is proposing strict limits on teenagers’ social media usage, including a two-hour daily cap for under-18s, a…
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Tories’ Bold ECHR Exit Plan Sparks Fears of Vote Grab and Northern Ireland Unrest
The Conservative Party’s push to abandon the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) has unleashed a political storm, with new…
HMRC Tax Account Hack Scandal: 100,000 Britons Hit as Fraudsters Swipe £47m
A massive phishing scam targeting HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has compromised 100,000 taxpayer accounts, with criminals siphoning off £47…
Trump and Musk in Explosive Clash: Trillions at Stake in Power Struggle, Thiel Caught in the Crossfire
A seismic rift has erupted between former US President Donald Trump and tech titan Elon Musk, as the two former…
Joshua Wong Hit with Fresh National Security Charges in Hong Kong: A Case of Double Jeopardy?
In a dramatic escalation of Hong Kong’s crackdown on dissent, pro-democracy icon Joshua Wong was hauled from Stanley Prison on…
Vodafone and 3UK Seal £16.5bn Merger, Creating UK’s Largest 5G Network
The UK telecoms sector has been rocked by a seismic shift! Vodafone Group and CK Hutchison’s Three UK (3UK) finalised…
Reform UK Rocked by Internal Strife! Chairman Zia Yusuf Quits Amid New MP’s Burqa Ban Controversy
In a bombshell announcement, Reform UK Chairman Zia Yusuf abruptly resigned on 5 June via a post on X, ending…
Foreign Consulates in Hong Kong Mark Tiananmen Anniversary on Social Media Amid China’s Censorship and Local Tributes
Today marks the 36th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, with several foreign consulates in Hong Kong using social…
UK Home Office Unveils Digital Identity Scheme: Privacy Fears Resurface as 1950s ID Failure Looms Large
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced in Parliament the advancement of the UK’s digital identity framework, encompassing the GOV.UK Wallet…
A Victoria Park Without Candlelight: Silence and Unfading Memory
Each 4 June, Victoria Park was Hong Kong’s beacon of memory. For decades, tens of thousands gathered, candles in hand,…