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Sex, lies and video cams: Andrew Tate turned women into slaves, prosecutors say

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Reuters

Social media giants urged to crack down on violent online clips showing brutal attacks on Scots kids

Charities, crime experts and politicians say the horrific clips are playing a part in the resurgence of youth violence in Scotland.

Daily Record

Gemma Atkinson addresses fans as they google her ex over cheating story after prenup talk with Gorka Marquez

They were hoping to find out who she was dating before falling in love with Strictly Come Dancing star Gorka

Manchester Evening News

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Firefighters ‘photographed dead bodies of women in car accidents and shared on WhatsApp’

Male firefighters allegedly took explicit pictures and made comments about the type of underwear women were wearing

The Independent UK

Met commander accused of drug use asks panel hearing case to stand down

Lawyer for Julian Bennett files recusal application against three-person panel after it refused to dismiss case

The Guardian - UK

Eva Green tells court she didn’t mean things said in WhatsApp messages

Actor taking legal action over collapse of film says she was not expecting private chats to be ‘exposed’

The Guardian - UK

Eva Green says it was ‘humiliating’ to have her WhatsApp messages read in court

The actress resumed her evidence in a case revolving around a failed sci-fi film.

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Libby Mettam confident she can remove powerbroker Nick Goiran from parliamentary secretary role

New WA Liberal leader Libby Mettam is wasting no time stamping her authority on the party, with a crucial test of her power looming just days into the job.

ABC News

Exclusive-Pro-Kremlin activists in Germany gave money for Russian army gear

A group of pro-Russian activists in Germany donated funds to a Russian army division fighting in Ukraine, and the money was used to purchase walkie-talkie radios, headphones and telephones, according to an officer in the division and messages from the group's organisers seen by Reuters.

Reuters

Tory likens Rishi Sunak's Government to 'band on Titanic' in leaked WhatsApps

Backbench Tory MP Lee Anderson ranted that any officials blocking Government efforts to stem the flow of small boat crossings may be guilty of 'treason' in a tranche of leaked messages

Daily Mirror

Tory MP Lee Anderson compares government to ‘band on the Titanic’ in migration row

A Tory MP compared the Government to the “band on the Titanic” over its attempt to tackle illegal migration, according to leaked WhatsApp messages.

Evening Standard

Tory MP compares government to ‘band on the Titanic’ in leaked messages

Lee Anderson suggested any civil servants blocking efforts to stop small boat crossings may have committed ‘treason’

The Independent UK

Adam thought he was starting a new job, until he lost $28,000. What are recruitment scams and how are they targeting job seekers?

It is the scam that preys on the most-vulnerable feeling that job seekers have: hope. Here is what recruitment scams are and how they are targeting job seekers.

ABC News

One key to aging well is enjoying a gin and tonic with a friend, according to this 86-year-old author

An excerpt from 'The Swedish Art of Aging Exuberantly' by Margareta Magnusson

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Al Jazeera

Indian police detain students over Modi documentary screenings

The documentary alleges that Modi ordered police to turn a blind eye to deadly riots while he was Gujarat state’s CM.

The Independent UK

Police officer sacked after asking colleague to WhatsApp photo of decomposed body

PC Bonnie Murphy received a picture from Jamie Lewis, who was jailed for taking photographs of two murdered women last year

Irish Mirror

Cork school forced to clarify false rumour about Junior Cert student 'identifying as cat'

A hoax WhatsApp voice note claimed there was a girl in Junior Cert year identifying as a cat and the parents were 'supporting her'

Irish Mirror

Alert issued to 2 billion Whatsapp users over new picture forwarding feature

A date has yet to be set for the rollout of these new features

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The Times of India

Delhi Police busts job fraud racket, arrests three accused

NEW DELHI: Three individuals were apprehended by the Delhi Police for their involvement in a job scam that was operating across India in collusion with a Chinese group, according to official statements made on Friday.

Manchester Evening News

ITV I'm A Celeb winner Jill Scott responds to Matt Hancock's show fee with awkward pay packet quip on Good Morning Britain

She was quizzed by Kate Garraway on GMB after Matt Hancock's eye-watering fee was revealed

The Guardian - UK

Eva Green portrayed as ‘diva’ to shift blame for film collapse, high court hears

Actor is suing White Lantern Films and SMC Speciality finance for fee for A Patriot but two firms are countersuing

Evening Standard

‘Sh*tty peasant crew members’: the most savage lines from Eva Green’s WhatsApps as she heads to court

Once again, the long arm of the law has proven that nothing can make you look worse than having your private texts read out loud and forever preserved in court transcripts

Evening Standard

Sadie Sink: ‘We always have each other to rely on when things get complicated’

Stranger Things may be approaching its finale, but Sadie Sink’s star is about to rise even higher opposite Brendan Fraser in The Whale. Hamish MacBain talks to her about cast member WhatsApp groups and her big-screen break

Liverpool Echo

Paedophile preyed on vulnerable girl who wanted to 'play games'

Michael Hartley appeared at Liverpool Crown Court on Wednesday

WEKU

India's government scrambles to block a film about Modi's role in anti-Muslim riots

The BBC documentary interviews journalists, activists and victims of the 2002 unrest, which left more than 1,000 people dead. They say the prime minister, then a regional leader, looked the other way.

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