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This Morning's Rylan Clark delights fans with Ruth Langsford update

Rylan Clark sparked a huge reaction with a post he made on Twitter about him and Ruth Langsford hosting This Morning

Chronicle Live

Coleen Rooney hits back at Photoshop accusations as she stuns in sizzling red dress and throwback heels

The WAG posed in the huge £20m Cheshire mansion she shares with husband Wayne

Manchester Evening News

The far-right comes for LGBT+ community

The way that many gay men talk about bodies and beauties may have ripened their minds for right-wing thinking

Salon

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Liz Truss urged to intervene over UK student jailed for 34 years in Saudi Arabia over Twitter use

Leeds MP calls on Liz Truss to act so imprisoned mother-of-two ‘can be freed to return to family and studies’

The Independent UK

The Storm is Upon Us review: indispensable QAnon history, updated

Donald Trump welcomed the conspiracy at the White House. Its followers stormed Congress. Big Tech still seems not to care. Mike Rothschild’s book should sound the alarm for us all

The Guardian - US

Plea for Liz Truss to act after Saudis jail UK student for 34 years over Twitter use

Britain has a duty to speak out over mother who tweeted on women’s rights, foreign secretary told

The Guardian - UK

Former Twitter employee sold people’s private information to Saudi Arabian government

SAN JOSE, Calif. — A federal jury has convicted a one-time Twitter employee and Walnut Creek resident of acting as an unregistered agent for a foreign government and unlawfully using Twitter information, authorities said.

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Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk: Free streams to watch fight spread online amid piracy warnings

Links to illicit online stream sites spread across Facebook, Reddit, Twitter and search engines like DuckDuckGo in build up to boxing rematch

The Independent UK

The Observer view on opposing Saudi Arabia’s sportswashing

Salma al-Shehab is in jail for the ‘crime’ of using Twitter. Football fans should stage a silent protest

The Guardian - UK

Pronouns, loos and uniforms: how schools became the gender wars frontline

Over the summer, ministers raised the temperature of the national debate, hitting out at ‘woke’ policies. But, as the new school year looms, are fears of a crisis justified?

The Guardian - UK

Twitter suspends Florida GOP candidate who called for violence against federal agents

The candidate's tweet violated Twitter’s hateful conduct policy, leading to the suspension.

Axios

A student was jailed for her tweets – thank the Saudi regime’s enablers

Joe Biden promised consequences for the government – then he fist-bumped the crown prince

The Guardian - US

Ukraine launches fresh strike on Russia’s Black Sea fleet headquarters

Video on Twitter appears to show reported drone attack on Sevastopol but Russians say at least one device was shot down

The Guardian - UK

Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk: Streams to watch fight for free spread online amid piracy warnings

Links to illicit online stream sites spread across Facebook, Reddit, Twitter and search engines like DuckDuckGo in build up to boxing rematch

The Independent UK

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Los Angeles Times

'I am a nobody': Meet the Minnesota fan who signaled USC's Big Ten move months ago

LOS ANGELES — March 31 felt like a pretty normal Minnesota spring day to Greg Flugaur. He took care of his elderly parents who live with him. It was cold, but not frigid by the standards of his northern tribe, so as night fell he went to a gas station…

ABC News

Andrew Tate banned from Instagram and Facebook under policies on 'dangerous organisations and individuals'

Controversial online influencer Andrew Tate is no longer allowed to use either social media platform, along with his existing ban from Twitter. Here's why.

The Hindu

Prashant Kishor launches online poll on Nitish Kumar-led new Bihar government

He asked users to vote yes or no to his query on his official Twitter handle

Benzinga

Donald Trump Won't Be Allowed Back On Facebook Until This Date At The Earliest

Former President Donald Trump could be welcomed back to social media platform Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) if the acquisition by Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is completed.

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The Guardian - US

‘Dangerous misogynist’ Andrew Tate removed from Instagram and Facebook

Self-described sexist removed for violating Meta’s policies on ‘dangerous organizations and individuals’

The Independent UK

YouTube accumulating millions of ad revenue from influencer Andrew Tate’s videos

‘Dehumanising, woman-hating content that encourages violence has no place on YouTube, the social media platform most used by children,’ says campaigner

The Independent UK

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week

Social media users shared a range of false claims this week

Benzinga

Bed Bath & Beyond Is Done. What's The Next Meme Stock? This Former Hedge Funder Has One Guess

Strong interest in “meme stocks” is happening once again of late with retail investors circling Reddit, Discord and Twitter to find which stocks have strong interest and sentiment and could see short squeezes. Here’s a look at one potential candidate.

The Independent UK

Johnny Depp fans call to ‘shut down’ Women’s March for supporting Amber Heard

The hashtag #ShutDownWomensMarch was trending on Twitter this week after the organisation called Amber Heard a ‘victim’

Nottingham Post

Director of communications at Nottingham University Hospitals suspended after blocking bereaved parents on Twitter

Tiffany Jones has apologised and says she intends to delete her personal Twitter account

Daily Mirror

Fears for British student jailed for 34 years in Saudi Arabia for using Twitter

Salma al-Shehab was arrested in 2021 on a visit home to Saudi Arabia to see her family. Before the trip, she had re-tweeted content questioning the Saudi regime under crown prince Mohammed bin Salman

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