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Trump may ban TikTok in the US, Microsoft ‘in talks’ to buy 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- August 1, 2020
The short form video app TikTok faces a potential ban in the United States, according to president Donald Trump. Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump said there are multiple options for dealing with a perceived threat from the Chinese-owned app, which has been criticised for lax data protection of its users. “We’re looking
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Government ‘to announce ban on junk food advertising before 9pm’ as part of obesity crackdown 0
- BUSINESS
- July 24, 2020
Boris Johnson will reportedly announce restrictions on how unhealthy foods are sold in Britain as soon as next week, in a bid to tackle high levels of obesity. The plans could include a ban on online and pre-watershed TV advertising of unhealthy foods and restrictions on supermarket promotions, executives briefed on the plans told the
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British hunters have killed at least 60 lions since Cecil shot, as ministers delay trophy imports ban again 0
- BUSINESS
- June 30, 2020
Experts warn big cat heading for extinction as gunmen from EU slaughter more than those from any country in the world Source link
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UK coronavirus live news: Hancock says follow the rules or we’ll ban all exercise outside | World news 0
- BUSINESS
- April 5, 2020
If the Conservatives cannot turn them into a national story, someone else should at least try – not for immediate electoral gain, but for two other reasons. In the short-term, it could help many of us to get out of bed every morning and face the day. Looking further ahead, it might start to map
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Ofcom considers ban on sale of locked smartphones 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- December 17, 2019
It costs around £10 to get a smartphone unlocked Telecoms regulator Ofcom is considering a ban on the sale of smartphones locked to one network. The move would come as part of a package of new measures, not just to make it easier for consumers to switch from one mobile operator to another, but covering
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The continuing UK ban on cannabis-based painkillers is absurd and inhumane | Simon Jenkins | Opinion 0
- BUSINESS
- November 11, 2019
That the government will allow a few serious epilepsy and multiple sclerosis sufferers to get cannabidiol medicine to relieve their symptoms is good news. That is all that can be said. Once more a decision emerges from the caverns of Britain’s NHS that reveals the evils of a politicised, centralised, deadened health service. As it
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