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Floppy disks and vaccine cards: exhibition tells tale of privacy rights in UK

Forty items on display in Manchester, collated by information commissioner, chart evolution of personal data usage over 40 years

The Guardian - UK

UK watchdog to investigate TikTok and Reddit over use of children’s data

Information Commissioner’s Office says it aims to learn about wider market by looking into two sites plus Imgur

The Guardian - UK

TikTok and others investigated over use of children’s data

The Information Commissioner’s Office said it was looking into how TikTok, Imgur and Reddit use personal information to make user recommendations.

Evening Standard

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"Fools" Rush In the Department of Justice

Another day, another resignation letter.

Reason

Couple who joined protest outside hotel housing asylum seekers jailed

Colin Stonehouse, 36, and David Kirkbride, 28, joined a crowd of protesters who caused damage to a hotel housing asylum seekers in Staffordshire.

Evening Standard

Care worker jailed after livestreaming armed group following post-Southport riot

Cameron Bell, 23, from Tamworth, was sacked by her employer a day after making ‘abhorrent’ comments on her TikTok account.

Evening Standard

New data laws aim to ‘improve public services and boost economy by £10 billion’

The Government has introduced the Data Use and Access Bill to Parliament.

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Francis Bacon: Human Presence; Hyundai Commission: Mire Lee: Open Wound – review

Likeness is almost beside the point as Bacon’s wild originality transcends simple portraiture. At the Turbine Hall, Mire Lee’s floating ‘skins’ are a one-hit spectacle

The Guardian - UK

Morning Mail: PIs used in family violence cases, Republican dismay after debate, Clover Moore rejects ‘ageism’

Why was a man with a history of domestic violence able to hire detectives to spy on his family; survey reveals pathways to addiction

The Guardian - AU

Why was child-killer John Edwards, who had a violent history, able to hire a PI to spy on his family?

There is no requirement in most Australian states for private investigators to check clients for domestic violence orders. Advocates say the system needs to change

The Guardian - AU

Florida attorneys reject halting execution of inmate over Parkinson's disease causing 'needless pain'

Last year, the state of Florida conducted six executions, the most in a single year since 2014 (8)

Latin Times

NHS IT firm set for major fine following medical records hack

Sensitive patient data of over 80,000 people was stolen, including information on how to access homes.

TechRadar

NHS IT firm faces £6m fine over medical records hack

Watchdog provisionally finds Advanced failed to act to protect data of 82,946 after ransomware attack in England

The Guardian - UK

Software provider facing £6m fine over ransomware attack that hit NHS services

The Information Commissioner’s Office said it has provisionally decided to fine Advanced Computer Software Group over the incident.

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The Guardian - UK

Information commissioner urges water firms to ‘be open’ about sewage spills

ICO calls on companies to be as transparent as possible with customers about waste release into rivers

The Guardian - UK

Genetic testing company 23andMe investigated over hack that hit 7m users

Data watchdogs in UK and Canada to look at whether there were enough safeguards on personal information

Reason

Prosecutors Are Still Hedging on Exactly What 'Crime' Trump Tried To 'Aid' or 'Conceal'

This week the judge presiding over Trump's trial ruled that jurors do not have to agree on any particular legal theory.

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Exploring The Top 10 Political Moments In TV Debates

Explore iconic political moments in television debates, from witty retorts to controversial comments.

TechRadar

Children's privacy must be a priority on social media, says the UK

The UK Information Commissioner’s Office requires social media platforms to better handle data harm to children by 2025. Here's what it seeks to change.

Reason

Lies About Sex: Bill Clinton, John Edwards, and NY States' Prosecution of Donald Trump

Donald Trump should get the same pass for lying about sex that former president Bill Clinton got and that former 2004 Democratic Party Vice Presidential nominee John Edwards got

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