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DIY mum saves £700 on kitchen transformation thanks to Facebook Marketplace bargain

In a bid to save her cash, mum Rosie Roberts took to Facebook Marketplace on the hunt for a bargain unit - and then used it to build her own kitchen island for just £70

Daily Mirror

Performance artist Kristina Wong riding high as a 'Sweatshop Overlord' and Pulitzer Prize finalist

In mid-March 2020, performance artist-playwright Kristina Wong was midway through the second live show of a national tour when all of the students in the college auditorium where she was performing received a simultaneous text that the campus would shut down the next day due to COVID-19.

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Molly Russell inquest to examine role of social media algorithms in teen’s death

Molly is known to have viewed material linked to anxiety, depression, self-harm and suicide before ending her life in November 2017

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Shopper raves over £50 Amazon heater that costs less than 10p an hour to run

With the weather getting colder, families are looking at ways to keep warm without the central heating

Manchester Evening News

Molly Russell: Five-year wait ends for teenager’s family as inquest set to begin

Molly is known to have viewed material linked to anxiety, depression, self-harm and suicide before ending her life in November 2017

Evening Standard

'Spawn of Satan' Footage shows man pushing burning pram along Scots street

Chris Taylor took to Facebook to share the video showing a man being questioned while pushing a children's pram that had been set alight down a quiet residential street.

Daily Record

Five-year wait ends for Molly Russell’s family as inquest to begin

Hearing to finally examine whether algorithms used by social media firms to keep users hooked contributed to her death

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Five-year wait ends for Molly Russell’s family as inquest set to begin

Molly is known to have viewed material linked to anxiety, depression, self-harm and suicide before ending her life in November 2017.

The Independent UK

Lanarkshire green group set to host baton handover for COP event

The Grow 73 event will be held on September 30

Daily Record

Corgi owners claim their beloved pooches are acting different since the Queen's death

A viral Facebook post of corgi owners claiming their pooches have been acting differently because they are "mourning" the passing of Queen Elizabeth II has been ridiculed online

Daily Mirror

An LSU student was fatally shot in her car at a railroad crossing. Her father says it serves as a dire warning

As the family of slain 21-year-old Louisiana State University student Allison Rice grapples with her shocking and brutal death, her father tells Andrea Blanco why he never saw it coming and why her peers should take note

The Independent UK

The Tadamon Massacre: Two researchers secretly investigate mass murders in Syria

Addressing reporters on 17 August, the French National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor’s Office said that it had received “significant documentation relating to possible crimes committed by Syrian regime forces… during the Tadamon massacre in Damascus in 2013”. The French foreign affairs ministry continued, “the alleged facts are likely to constitute the most…

The Conversation

Will TikTok Get Banned In The US? Over 60% Of Benzinga's Twitter Followers Say This

Leading social platform TikTok has become one of the most downloaded and used apps around the world with growing interest in the U.S. Facing security concerns with links to China, the app faces a potential ban in the U.S. Here’s what Benzinga followers think could happen.

Benzinga

Actor Naslen files complaint with cyber cell alleging creation of fake profile

A derogatory comment against Narendra Modi allegedly posted from Facebook account

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West Dunbartonshire fell silent as the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II took place

Billions tuned in around the world to watch the funeral, with thousands in West Dunbartonshire paying their respects.

The Times of India

Bangladesh pacer Rubel Hossain says goodbye to Test cricket

DHAKA: Bangladesh pacer Rubel Hossain on Monday announced his retirement from Test cricket.

InsideEVs

Lexus Dealer Uses Tesla Model 3 Interior In Safety Ad

A Lexus dealer in New Zealand has been posting plenty on Facebook about electrification. It even used a Tesla in a safety ad, which it has since taken down.

Daily Record

Corgi owners say pets 'acting differently' mourning the Queen's death

One concerned owner said their dog is struggling to handle the news and has been acting differently and laying on their laps more than usual.

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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.

Al Jazeera

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.

Pedestrian.tv

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.

Liverpool Echo

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

The Conversation

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.

ABC News

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.

Reason

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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