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This £10k Monitor Audio Hyphn speaker upgrade has nothing to do with audio

But it could leave your friends green with envy

What Hi-Fi? · Jul 22

Uganda's army chief orders shutdown of country's biggest media group

The most prominent media outlets in Uganda remain unable to operate after the army chief, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the son of President Museveni and his likely successor, ordered the military shutdown on Sunday of the country's largest media group's headquarters in Kampala. The move has drawn widespread criticism.

Radio France Internationale · Jun 29

Monitor Audio's stunning Silver Series speakers are back with an audio upgrade

Monitor Audio has upgraded its Silver Series 7G speakers with a new colour and tweeter tech

T3 · Aug 19, 2025

Nearly 3,000 Palestinians killed in first days of Gaza war named by conflict monitor

Airwars says move is first step in effort to identify every civilian killed during Israeli military campaign

The Guardian - UK · Jul 29, 2024

Watchdog investigates UAW president Shawn Fain, accuses union of being uncooperative

United Auto Workers president Shawn Fain is under investigation by a court-appointed watchdog who has been working to stamp out corruption at the union in wake of its stunning bribery and embezzlement scandal several years ago

The Independent UK · Jun 11, 2024

Judge Orders Monitoring Of Trump Organization's Finances For 3 Years

Judge orders 3-year financial monitoring of Trump Organization post 4M judgment.

Top News · Mar 22, 2024

Monitor catches Don quietly moving $40M

Trump and his co-defendants agreed to enhanced monitoring after failing to disclose big transfers

Salon · Nov 30, 2023

The campaign against the UN’s human rights official on Palestine

Francesca Albanese has faced calls for her dismissal from multiple fronts, including Israel and the US.

Al Jazeera · May 4, 2023

An American couple moved to Uganda to become foster parents. They now could face death in child torture case

Nicholas Spencer, a former congressional staffer, and his wife Mackenzie, once a healthcare consultant, quit their jobs in DC in 2017 and moved to Uganda. Five years later, they are making international headlines for their arrest on child torture charges, Andrea Blanco reports

The Independent UK · Dec 26, 2022

An American couple moved to Uganda to become foster parents. They now could face death in child torture case

Nicholas Spencer, a former congressional staffer, and his wife Mackenzie, once a healthcare consultant, quit their jobs in DC in 2017 and moved to Uganda. Five years later, they are making international headlines for their arrest on child torture charges, Andrea Blanco reports

The Independent UK · Dec 22, 2022