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Conspiracy theories into Princess Diana's 1997 death 'laid to rest' in Channel 4 series

The police inquiries after the death of Princess of Wales will also be recounted in 'Investigating Diana: Death In Paris'

Wales Online

Ileana D'Cruz sets the internet on fire with her bikini looks

Ileana D\'Cruz has made her name in the industry not only for her film choices but for her stunning looks in her movies too. She has pulled the bikini look several times, and we are not complaining as each time she looks gorgeous.

The Times of India

U.K.'s Online Censorship Bill Causes Far More Harm Than It Attempts To Prevent

The innocuously-titled Online Safety Bill threatens citizens' rights to privacy and to speak freely.

Reason

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Meta’s BlenderBot 3 wants to chat – but can you trust it?

Facebook’s parent company has created a bot capable of weighing in on almost any topic – from radicalisation to sending Mark Zuckerberg to jail

The Guardian - UK

Mum, 31, went on drunken 50-mile jaunt along motorway with 15-month-old son in the back of her BMW

Bernadette Halliwell, 31, was seen weaving around the M6 whilst on her way to buy a children's slide she had seen on the internet

Manchester Evening News

Brits are likely to share over 36,000 posts on average online in their lifetime

Brits are being encouraged to become more internet "savvy" as sharing life online has become the new normal,

Wales Online

Maharashtra cyber cops seek Interpol help in loan apps scam probe

MUMBAI: Two months after the Maharashtra cyber police cell made a breakthrough in the loan app scam with the arrest of five accused from Karnataka, it has now approached the CBI to get Interpol’s help in its probe as a link has been found in Nepal following raids on three…

The Times of India

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Search engine optimisation rules the web

When you search for something on the internet, why do you get the results you get?

Newsroom.co.nz

Nationalism rules China's internet during Taiwan tensions

Nationalism thrives on China's highly censored internet, but it can come at a cost for Beijing.

Axios

Emmerdale's Rebecca Sarker causes 'internet meltdown' with bikini snap

The Manpreet Sharma actress looks worlds away from her character as she soaks up the sun on holiday

Liverpool Echo

Love Island star Megan Barton Hanson could give OnlyFans masterclasses to those thinking of joining

Love Island star Megan Barton Hanson has suggested to Instagram fans that she is contemplating starting up her own beginner sessions for those hoping to crack the internet

Irish Mirror

‘Dudded’: ACCC calls for action as Australians suffer stagnating NBN upload speeds

Australians are being "dudded" by stagnating NBN upload speeds far below the top rates advertised in their internet plans, new data reveals.

The New Daily

Tejasswi Prakash's printed sari and backless blouse is a mood

While her chemistry with real life beau, Karan Kundra is driving the paparazzi mad, Bigg Boss sensation Tejasswi Prakash is simultaneously setting the internet on fire one look at a time. From coordinating her looks with BF Karan, to slaying in chic sartorial picks, Teja (as she is fondly called)…

The Times of India

Would you delete yourself from the internet if you could? A shocking THIRD of Brits say they would

It seems many of us are starting to regret sharing our lives online - with plenty wishing we could erase unflattering photos, videos or embarrassing moments

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Wales Online

Married man, 52, had sex with pony while drunk and on drugs

His DNA was found inside a horse, which had been taped up and wrapped in bandage. Police found baby oil and carrots in his car and 1,000 searches on his internet history

Bangkok Post

Fraud victims of fugitive Singapore couple file complaint with CIB

A Singaporean man and his Thai girlfriend on Tuesday filed a complaint with the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), saying that they are victims of internet fraud by a Singaporean man and his Thai wife who have reportedly fled from Singapore to Thailand.

Pedestrian.tv

A Pic Of Jacob Elordi’s Curved Tongue Has Sent Horny Denizens Of The Internet Into A Soppy Spin

A tongue like that could fish honey from a beehive.

The Conversation

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Today's Google outage was brief but disconcerting

Earlier today, reports began emerging Google was down.

The Guardian - UK

Huge rise in self-generated child sexual abuse content online, report finds

Disturbing global trend should be ‘entirely preventable’, says Internet Watch Foundation head

The Independent UK

Britons ‘will leave 10,000 pictures online in their lifetime’

‘As a nation, we need to become savvier with how we use the internet,’ expert warns

The Independent UK

Rising number of self-generated child sexual abuse images online reported

The Internet Watch Foundation has said the growing number of self-generated sexual abuse images of children online was a ‘digital emergency’.

Chronicle Live

Sports fans forced to fork out £30 to watch events on Now TV

Subscription service is turning off the streaming facility for older Samsung televisions with inbuilt internet access early next month

The Independent UK

Georgia police hunting suspect who the Internet thinks is Bradley Cooper’s double

‘He should be easy to find. VERY recognizable,’ one social media commenter said

Asharq Al-Awsat

What Remains of Our Humanity in the Digital Republic ?

When the World Wide Web first emerged, Silicon Valley was brimming with feeble, vulnerable startups. At the time, the US government decided not to regulate these startups, allowing them to continue their bold growth to the greatest extent possible. That is what happened. Today, these companies have become global household…

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