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Kallakurichi protesters were gathered through 7 WhatsApp groups, probe team tells HC

‘63 YouTube channels, 31 Twitter handles and 37 Facebook accounts are also under the scanner’

The Hindu

Unusual cross-eyed puppy who always looks angry is up for adoption

A rescue puppy with an abnormal head and permanent scowl has gone viral online - despite always looking angry, Chupete has a lot of love to give and is desperate for a family

Daily Mirror

Man sells McDonald's breakfast roll he's touched on Facebook - and gets interest

McDonald's lovers might be thrilled to learn they now have the chance to purchase a second-hand breakfast roll after a man listed one for sale - complete with brown sauce

Daily Mirror

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Glasgow businesses 'plagued' with fake accounts as warning issued to customers over scammers

Businesses located across Glasgow have taken to social media this week in a bid to keep its customers safe after they came across fake accounts of their own company claiming to be them.

Glasgow Live

Is there a single comedian out there who isn’t fatphobic? Apart from me, of course

I’m not saying that all my peers set out to make fun of fat people. But that doesn’t make their shows safe spaces, writes Sofie Hagen

The Guardian - UK

Benzinga Before The Bell: Apple's Strong China Revenue, Amazon's EV Partnership, Jack Ma To Cede Control Of Ant Financial And Other Top Financial Stories Friday, July 29

Reuters Tencent’s Overseas Ambitions Face Resistance From India

Benzinga

Editorial: Alex Jones lawsuit must be coupled with social media reform

We are glad to see the consequences for the devastating lies that conspiracist Alex Jones promoted about the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre begin to materialize this week in an Austin courtroom.

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Tyler Cowen: Welcome to the era of antisocial media

Have we reached peak social media?

Tribune News Service

Kenya orders Meta's Facebook to tackle hate speech or face suspension

Kenya's ethnic cohesion watchdog has given Meta's Facebook seven days to tackle hate speech and incitement on the platform relating to next month's election, failing which its operations will be suspended.

Reuters

Assam police arrest journalists for reporting on minor’s ‘porn’ video

On July 9, a video clip was posted on social media. It purportedly showed four men having sex with a girl, later revealed to be a minor aged 17, in Assam’s Morigaon.

Newslaundry

Delhi HC tells Cong. leaders to remove defamatory tweets on Smriti Irani, daughter

Asks Twitter, Facebook and YouTube to remove the posts, if they fail to do so.

The Hindu

Man, 20, charged with fatally shooting father of two who was playing Pokemon Go with daughter

Servando Hamros’s 6-year-old daughter reportedly ran away from the shooting while FaceTiming her family shouting, “Daddy’s shot”

The Independent UK

Tesco shoppers praise return of £1 nostalgic sweet 'for 90s kids'

One Tesco customer spotted that the retailer was selling a candy product that remember eating as a child, and was quick to share the "nostalgia for us 90s kids" online

Glasgow Live

Lanarkshire pervert arranged to meet '13-year-old girl' at bus station

Vile Neil McVey thought he was sending naked pictures and videos of himself to a schoolgirl but instead it was to a self-styled vigilante child protection group.

Daily Record

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The Independent UK

In a 3rd test, Facebook still fails to block hate speech

Facebook is letting violent hate speech slip through its controls in Kenya, according to a new report from the nonprofit groups Global Witness and Foxglove

Glasgow Live

TrustPilot, Facebook and more failing to tackle fake reviews warns Which?

A recent investigation by consumer group Which? has found that thousand of fake reviews are still being posted online with it's director of policy and advocacy stating it's a "complete disregard" for people wanting to "read genuine reviews."

Reason

Meta Can't Buy V.R. Fitness Company, Must Make Its Own Competing App, Says FTC

Plus: A rebranded "Build Back Better," the two-party system creates "a disconnect between elites and non-elites," and more...

Daily Record

The purr-fect criminal - Lanarkshire cat burglar can't stop stealing socks

Charlie the cat keeps bringing socks back to owner Tracy Chambers.

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Wales Online

'Legendary' dad suddenly dies weeks after lorry crash

'Gary was the definition of a true gentleman and one of the kindest men we had the pleasure of knowing,' read one tribute

Daily Mirror

Brother of man who 'took own life over uni costs' says tragic last tweet 'not full truth'

Rory Wood, 27, was found dead on Tuesday and while his cause of death has not been announced, his family believe he took his own life after struggling with the cost of university

Axios

Meta officially cuts funding for U.S. news publishers

As the company moves forward with sweeping changes to the Facebook experience, news has become less of a priority.

Daily Record

Scots mum who spent £250 on kid’s birthday party fuming after getting six plates of nibbles for 28 guests

Ashley Black, from Falkirk, claims that she quizzed the event planner twice and was assured that there would 'definitely' be enough food.

Benzinga

Benzinga Before The Bell: Apple's Latest Move For Self-Driving Car Project, Monkeypox Is A National Emergency, Spirit-Jet Blue Merger And Other Top Financial Stories Thursday, July 28

Reuters

Chronicle Live

How did Neighbours end? Spoilers for final episode as soap says emotional farewell

The final episode of Neighbours aired in Australia on Thursday before UK fans get to watch it on Channel 5 on Friday night

The Independent UK

Watchdog head: Bad actors should face more than big fines

The head of the nation’s financial watchdog is having second thoughts about using fines to deter illegal behavior in the financial industry, saying some companies have gotten so big that the money makes little difference

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