Friday 31 August 2018

A Tumultuous Week for Justin Trudeau: The Canada Letter

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Ukrainian Separatist Leader Is Killed in Restaurant Bombing

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Bitcoin wallet Bitfi withdraws 'unhackable' claim

The cryptocurrency wallet, backed by John McAfee, had already caused controversy.

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Abusive tweets to MPs 'more than double' between elections

Abusive tweets about MPs rose from 10,000 to 25,000 between 2015 and 2017, research suggests.

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Viagogo taken to High Court by competition regulator

The ticket reselling site has repeatedly failed to make changes demanded, the competition regulator says.

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Theresa May Dances Her Way Through an African Visit

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Somnox robot aims to put owners to sleep

A machine that resembles a breathing pillow aims to provide a safer alternative to sedatives.

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Online rolls and fake accounts poison Arab social media

Social media fraud continues to fuel a plague of disinformation in the Arab world.

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Google and Mastercard in credit card data deal

Google is buying credit card data from Mastercard but the firms had not announced the deal.

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China targets video gaming to tackle myopia in children

New restrictions will try to tackle rising levels of near-sightedness among children.

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He’s a Doctor. To Syria’s Regime, He’s an Enemy.

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Why This Doctor Is Choosing to Stay in Syria

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Astronauts tackle air leak on International Space Station

A "micro-fracture" from a possible collision with a rock fragment sets off alerts on the ISS.

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Thursday 30 August 2018

Mob Protests in Germany Show New Strength of the Far Right

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Acer unveils new gaming cockpit and other tech news

BBC Click's LJ Rich looks at some of the week's best technology stories.

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Tablet bends 'like ancient scroll'

A Canadian university has developed a tablet with a flexible screen that can rolled up.

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Bye bye loneliness

How internet-connected robots are helping combat the scourge of isolation and loneliness.

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8K TVs unveiled by Samsung and LG at Ifa tech show

The world's two bestselling television-makers are showing off rival 8K screens at the Ifa tech show in Berlin.

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Vandals Plug Open-Air Urinals in Paris With Concrete

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What if Emailing During Your Commute Counted as Work?

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England Proposes Ban on Selling Energy Drinks to Children

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Celebgate hacker jailed over Jennifer Lawrence hack

Hollywood star Jennifer Lawrence was targeted in the hack, for which three others have already been jailed.

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New York renamed 'Jewtropolis' in map hack

Snapchat's mapping software appears to have been hacked in what it calls an act of vandalism.

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Google says Trump's bias claims are 'not true'

Claims Google did not promote President Trump's State of the Union address are denied by the search giant.

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Gay dating app Grindr to sell shares

Kunlun Group, the Chinese owner of Grindr, plans to sell shares in the dating app.

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Dyson gears up for electric car testing

Plans are unveiled for a 10-mile test track in Wiltshire to test the electric vehicle being developed by Dyson.

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Emails read while commuting 'should count as work'

Wider access to wi-fi on trains and the use of mobile phones has extended the working day, a study says.

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Wednesday 29 August 2018

For Foreigners Imprisoned by Iran, an Uncertain Plight

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U.N. Sounds Alarm on Repression in Nicaragua

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Air Canada app data breach involves passport numbers

Experts warn that the theft of passport details could be "severe" for those affected.

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130 million hotel IDs breached in China

A Chinese hotel group's database may have been accidentally uploaded to the internet.

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Golden Statue of Erdogan Is Removed in German City

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Moroccan Pop Star Faces 3rd Rape Charge in France

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Scotland to Provide Free Sanitary Products to Students

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French and U.K. Fishing Boats Clash in ‘Scallop War’

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Elon Musk reignites Twitter slur controversy

The Tesla chief asks why he has not been sued by a British man he had defamed and apologised to.

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Exam result details now obtainable for free under GDPR

The new rights cover this summer's exams but could cause "problems" for exam bodies, one expert says.

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Facebook Watch video service launches worldwide

The on-demand video service will compete with YouTube and Netflix.

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Pollution May Dim Thinking Skills, Study in China Suggests

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Galileo: Brexit funds released for sat-nav study

UK ministers set aside £92m to study the feasibility of a sovereign satellite-navigation system.

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Tuesday 28 August 2018

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