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Mum who took in Ukrainian refugee family struggling to cope amid cost of living crisis

After news broke of the Russian invasion, Lisa Raynes decided she wanted to help those fleeing Ukraine and offered to take in refugees on Facebook.

Daily Record

Taiwan’s amateur fact-checkers wage war on fake news from China

Taiwanese civil society organisations are working to combat misinformation instead of leaving the job to the government.

Al Jazeera

Australia Has A Huge Tropical Zone, So Why Are Tropical Fruits In Such Short Supply?

Much of northern Australia is tropical, as are many of our neighbours, but most tropical fruits are typically hard to find down under.

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Child killer, 'promising' footballer and hotel owner among crooks jailed this week

These are the criminals from our region who were locked up over the past seven days

Liverpool Echo

From curry nights to ‘coal kills’ dresses: how social media drives politicians to behave like influencers

Why do politicians often post content that seems awkward, outrageous or strange? The answer could be an appeal to authenticity – something that has become a valuable currency in the world of politicians, influencers and social media.

The Conversation

Royal family releases unseen portrait of Queen Elizabeth II as she is buried in Windsor — as it happened

The royal family has released a new portrait of the Queen following a private burial in Windsor — as it happened.

ABC News

What Wikipedia Can Teach the Rest of the Internet

Jimmy Wales talks about why his online encyclopedia works, how to improve social media, and why Section 230 isn't the real problem with the internet.

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The scourge of fake news in Brazil’s presidential election

Just a few weeks ahead of the presidential elections, authorities in Brazil are trying to limit the flood of disinformation circulating online. Although the country is better prepared to deal with fake news than it was during the 2018 campaign, which saw Jair Bolsonaro win the presidency, certain types of…

France 24

Beauty queen who saw friend killed says she has bullet for Vladimir Putin

Evgenia Prokopenko has has ditched her heels for to help injured fighters and now save lives on Ukraine's frontline. But she still takes her make-up bag into the trenches

Daily Mirror

Finally, we have evidence that hell is other people on social media

Seeing how much fun your peers are having is bad for your mental health, a study of students suggests

The Guardian - UK

Patrick Cripps wins 2022 Brownlow Medal from Lachie Neale and Touk Miller in thrilling count

Carlton captain Patrick Cripps is the 2022 Brownlow Medallist, prevailing by one vote from Lachie Neale in a thrilling count.

ABC News

Inside My Wedding: Couple's amazing NI-Fijian fusion big day at Rocky Mountain, Co Down

"Just be yourself and do what you want to do rather than be swayed by other people's judgements"

Belfast Live

Why the Florida and Texas Social Media Laws Violate the Takings Clause

They mandate occupation of private property without the consent of the owner.

Reason

Boy, 17, who died after being found 'screaming for help' in garden named as murder probe launched

A man and a woman have been arrested after Callum Riley's death, police said

Manchester Evening News

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Edinburgh friends will run makeshift food bank during Queen's funeral as others close

Jack and Julie say that they were horrified to discover that people may have been left without food as food banks announced they would close for the Queen's funeral.

Liverpool Echo

Faces of the men who used 'revenge porn' to target their partners

These men stooped so low as to target their former partners by sharing private images and videos of them

The Guardian - UK

Will today’s tech giants reach a century? It’s all about the quality of the product

If you want to be an internet-age version of General Motors or IBM, you need to sell something people want and steer clear of political pitfalls

Dublin Live

Nathan Carter pops into north Dublin local to pull pints with staff

Nathan Carter was snapped pulling pints in a popular north Dublin pub

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Liverpool Echo

Unfinished decoration, faded posters and no answer as historic cinema remains shut

Woolton Picture House announced it would reopen in 2022 but that has not happened yet

The Independent UK

‘We may never find them’: Desperate Ukrainians forced to trawl through dead looking for lost loved ones

The Missing: Bel Trew follows families who may never know the fate of their relatives

Radio France Internationale

Now it’s all about compromise in France’s National Assembly

This week on The Sound Kitchen you’ll hear the answer to the question about the opposition political party that joined Macron’s party to pass spending legislation. There’s the Bonus Question, the “Listeners Corner” with Michael Fitzpatrick, and “Music from Erwan”. All that, and the new quiz question, too. Just click…

Manchester Evening News

A loner's three-year online romance ended in hostage horror and a dramatic arrest

Chilling footage shows Edward John Best breaking into a house after travelling almost 4,000 miles

ABC News

Sydney Swans beat Collingwood by one point to reach AFL grand final against Geelong

Sydney gets home by just one point in its preliminary final against Collingwood at the SCG, booking a berth in the season decider against Geelong.

The Guardian - US

Is Silicon Valley’s golden era coming to an end?

Rising interest rates, dampened growth and the public’s shifting views on Big Tech are giving experts pause

ABC News

Reporting of minor crimes on Facebook 'distorts' perception of safety, research finds

Research shows neighbourhoods are being unjustly stigmatised because minor crimes are being reported on Facebook — and it's leading to a rise in virtual vigilantism.

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