Twitter bots have limited success in spreading anti-vaccination messages
Twitter users rarely see or retweet anti-vaccination content generated by bots, a study of millions of tweets found, suggesting the role of bots in spreading
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Syrian recruit talks about the role of foreign fighters in Nagorno-Karabakh
A Syrian fighter sent into combat with Azerbaijani forces in the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh has detailed the extent of foreign involvement in the new
New UK app records police appointments and saves footage to the cloud
A black criminal lawyer has designed a free app to allow anyone at risk of being stopped and searched by police to film incidents to
MPs call for stricter guarantees of private prosecution
Private prosecutions should be subject to more effective safeguards so that defendants receive a fair trial and do not pay excessive costs, MPs have recommended.
How universities tricked students into returning to campus
The outbreaks of coronavirus as students return to universities were not just predictable: they were predicted. In August, the Independent Sage group of scientists called
The Interior Ministry has moved the asylum seekers affected by coronavirus, against the orders
The Home Office moved dozens of asylum seekers involved in a Covid outbreak more than 120 miles despite an enforcement order saying they should remain
Britain offers the EU a fishing concession under the Brexit program
Britain has offered a three-year transition period for European fishing fleets to allow them to prepare for the post-Brexit changes as part of an 11th-hour
Airbnb pays £ 1.8m in extra UK charges after examination
Airbnb has paid an additional £1.8m in tax following an investigation by HM Revenue and Customs into its UK tax arrangements. It also said it
Natural deaths in detainment facilities in England and Wales are “unacceptably high”
The number of deaths from natural causes on the prison estate is “unacceptably high”, a watchdog has warned, urging ministers to do more to allow
West Yorkshire pub received £1,000 fine for failing social distancing after survey
A West Yorkshire pub has been given a £1,000 fine after failing to adhere to strict social distancing rules to ensure customers and staff are