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Phillip Schofield drops followers online as Holly Willoughby gains a popularity boost

Almost a week on from the This Morning duo being accused of jumping The Queue, Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby's social media stats have been revealed - with one gaining online fans as the other drops thousands of followers

Daily Mirror

Controversial ex-kickboxer Andrew Tate admits to having at least 10 children

Tate has built up a reputation for his controversial views that have gone viral, which have seen him banned from all social media platforms including YouTube, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook

Daily Mirror

Strictly fans accuse judges of over-marking stars as scores are 'too high'

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were quick to suggest the judges were not giving the 2022 stars the right marks during the first live show

Daily Mirror

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Clair and James Buckley look back: ‘Before we met, I’d never seen The Inbetweeners’

The pair recreate a photo from their wedding and talk about falling in love and becoming YouTube stars

The Guardian - UK

Hardeep Singh Puri quotes Goebbels to counter journalist’s ‘fake narrative’ on Central Vista

For your Saturday afternoon entertainment, a union minister seems to be squabbling with a top news anchor on social media. It’s a tale as old as time, involving Twitter, Central Vista and rain.

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Twitter Dedicates Emoji to Celebrate Saudi National Day

Twitter has dedicated an emoji flag to celebrate the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's 92nd National Day. Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Entertainment Authority (GEA) Turki bin Abdulmohsen Al Al-Sheikh said that Twitter's "Like" emoji had been replaced with the flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Opinion: In the wake of the Udoka affair, NBA coverage is in need of an overhaul

The rush to be first has created ethical conflicts with real impacts on people's lives.

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Short Circuit: A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions

ATV noise, threat threats, and wasting judicial resources.

Reason

Fingal libraries' Twitter account suspended after concerns raised over following transphobic accounts

J.K. Rowling has weighed in on the Fingal County Council matter

Dublin Live

Hawley: Teach kids there is "one gender"

"Not sure which gender he plans to eliminate," one Twitter user quipped

Salon

Musk Says Tesla May Have Small Electric Boats For Giga Texas Park

Musk has talked many times about Tesla's cars acting as boats for a short period. Perhaps now it's time to build a real electric boat people can use.

InsideEVs

J K Rowling and Bernardine Evaristo lead tributes to author Dame Hilary Mantel

The British writer was best known for The Wolf Hall trilogy, for which she won two Booker Prizes.

The Independent UK

Top Financial Media Stories Friday, September 23: Apple Resolves iPhone 14 Pro Camera Glitch, Credit Suisse Shares Tumble As It Looks For Capital Infusion, Boeing Penalized $200M For Misleading About 737 MAX Safety And More..

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Benzinga

Emily Sheffield: Holly and Phil should not feel any shame over Twitter storm

To the real drama that has been building up all week. No, not what’s happening in Russia, Ukraine or Iran, or the uncertainty of our economy. No, what has apparently riled and upset so many to such an extent they have felt it necessary to sign a petition to ensure…

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What we know about 'Bachelor' Zach Shallcross, who's 'ready' to find love — again

LOS ANGELES — The "Bachelorette" didn't work out the way contestant and Anaheim Hills resident Zach Shallcross planned, which is why he's giving the process another chance as the next star of ABC's the "Bachelor."

Edinburgh Live

Twitter troll steals Edinburgh student's identity and tells pal to kill their cat

Tony Anderson is a politics student studying at university. He says that his identity online has been stolen and that someone has been leaving vile comments below posts made by his friends.

Daily Mirror

GMB viewers heartbroken as veteran couple admit they feel 'ashamed' to use food banks

As food banks across the UK are struggling to keep up with the rising demand in recent months as the cost of living crisis, the Good Morning Britain team spoke to some of those who feel 'ashamed' to avail of the services

The Independent UK

New twist in Pogba extortion probe, with brother's videos

A police investigation into allegations that France soccer star Paul Pogba was targeted by extortionists has taken a bizarre new twist, with a series of videos released by his elder brother, one of the suspects

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Brittany Higgins’s Twitter followers may have to excuse themselves from jury, judge says

ACT chief justice says potential jurors who have seen Higgins speak publicly on the allegations must ‘search their souls’ about impartiality in case against Bruce Lehrmann

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2 Internet Stocks Screaming Buy Right Now and 1 That Isn't

The internet has become an indispensable part of modern life, with search engines, e-commerce, and social media at the forefront. Moreover, with the arrival of web 3.0, the industry may transform to get a significant boost. Therefore, it may be wise to buy the shares of fundamentally-sound internet stocks Shutterstock…

The Guardian - UK

‘Becoming a meme totally helps a show’: is TV being written with epic gifs in mind?

From House of Dragon’s ‘I never jest about cake’ line to most of Succession’s dialogue, television writers face accusations that they’re pandering to the meme machine. Are they?

The Guardian - UK

Pinterest executive admits platform ‘not safe’ when Molly Russell used it

Inquest hears teenager viewed multiple images of self-harm on Pinterest before she killed herself

The Independent UK

Pinterest executive admits site was ‘not safe’ when Molly Russell used it

The social media giant’s head of community operations apologised at the inquest into the teenager’s death on Thursday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Twitter Expands Research Group to Study Content Moderation

Twitter Inc plans to provide more data to external researchers who study online misinformation and moderation, the social media company said Thursday, part of what it says is an effort to increase transparency on the platform. The company will also open an application process to allow more people working in…

Reuters

Mobile internet disrupted in Iran during protests - Netblocks

A new mobile internet disruption has been registered in Iran, internet monitoring group Netblocks wrote on Twitter on Thursday, as unrest spread over the death of a woman after she was arrested by Iran's morality police.

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