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Molly-Mae Hague orders Tommy Fury to apologise after the pair's argument

Molly-Mae Hague confessed her and Tommy Fury had a falling out about their wi-fi and the blonde beauty told her man he must apologise for their squabbles

Daily Mirror

Woman urged to dump boyfriend who secretly sent ex 'love messages' for five years

A woman has been urged to end her relationship with her boyfriend of 10 years after discovering that he has been secretly messaging his ex-girlfriend on WhatsApp for more than half that time

Daily Mirror

India’s military battles to contain the damage as sexpionage ‘spreads like a pandemic’

In July 2021, as rains lashed Secunderabad, Telangana, a bored Major K opened his Facebook. The infantry officer serving his peace posting at the city’s military station was greeted by a message from Prisha Agrawal. He didn’t know her but was intrigued and promptly got chatting. Prisha said she was…

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Making public sexual harassment a crime could help increase reports – but can women trust police to follow through?

The horrifying murders of Sarah Everard, Sabina Nessa, Bobbi-Anne McLeod, Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman were each reminders of the worst case scenario women fear when experiencing unwanted attention from men in public. Now, the UK government has opened a consultation asking whether public sexual harassment should be a distinct…

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Liverpool coaches in WhatsApp group inspired by Ted Lasso after Man Utd nickname

Fictional AFC Richmond boss Ted Lasso has become a popular figure among football fans and his influence is spreading, with Liverpool's coaching staff taking their own inspiration from the hit TV show

Daily Mirror

Bride-to-be comes under fire for 'entitled' behaviour towards one bridesmaid

A bride has been branded a 'bridezilla' on an online forum after she asked if she was being unreasonable to ignore a bridesmaid who was struggling with her mental health and stepped away from the role.

Edinburgh Live

‘Adrenaline rush’: How street cricket has evolved in Qatar

Cricket has gone from friendly matches to competitive fixtures on dusty fields and car parks.

Al Jazeera

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Paedophile sent 'teenage girl' picture of his bum

The two-month string of lewd Facebook and WhatsApp messages saw the pervert ensnared in an online sting

Liverpool Echo

Liz Watson's mum Manuela shares why she believes the Australian captain could lead the Diamonds to Commonwealth Games glory

New Australian captain Liz Watson may have experienced heartbreak when England beat the Diamonds by just one goal to steal the gold medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, but her mother Manuela believes the side has what it takes to win it back in Birmingham.

ABC News

Leeds United captain Liam Cooper makes Kalvin Phillips claim over WhatsApp group issue

Phillips made the switch to Manchester City last month

Leeds Live

WhatsApp users could be fined for sending one type of message if caught out

Whatsapp users could be liable to facing fines or even legal challenges for sharing particular kinds of content on the social messaging app, and accounts could even be banned.

Daily Mirror

Santander expert's warning on new twist to 'Hi mum' and 'Hi dad' text message scam

The scam sees people asked to send money to a friend or family member

Wales Online

Ally McCoist makes claim on Leeds United WhatsApp group after Kalvin Phillips reveal

Phillips revealed last month that he is still in Leeds' WhatsApp group despite leaving for Man City

Leeds Live

Fraud expert warns of twist to fake ‘Hi mum, hi dad’ messages

Santander UK said it has seen a recent pick-up in scam messages where a fraudster pretends to be the child of the recipient.

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Social Media: WhatsApp banned over 2.2 million accounts in June

Over the years, we have consistently invested in Artificial Intelligence and other state-of-the-art technology, data scientists and experts, and in processes, in order to keep our users safe on our platform," the WhatsApp spokesperson said. Full story on Dynamite News:

Daily Record

WhatsApp users could be fined for sending one type of message if caught out

Your messages on WhatsApp could be in breach of copyright.

The Times of India

WhatsApp bans over 22 lakh Indian accounts in June

NEW DELHI: WhatsApp has banned over 22 lakh Indian accounts in June on the basis of complaints received via its grievance redresal channel and through its own mechanism to detect violations, according to the messaging platform.

Nottingham Post

The type of message WhatsApp users should not use or face potential legal action

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Liverpool Echo

Billions of WhatsApp users warned not to send certain types of message

You could see your account banned, be hit with a huge bill, or even face legal action

The Conversation

Ride-hailing in Lagos: algorithmic impacts and driver resistance

In July 2014, the ride-hailing app Uber emerged in Lagos, offering the public improved mobility through technology. Uber, at the time, was valued at US$18 billion and had launched in 205 cities. Its competitor, Bolt, arrived in Nigeria in 2016.

Evening Standard

Officer warns racism in police has been ‘taken out of canteens and put on WhatsApp’

The comments come as a court heard that police officers abhorrent meesages in a WhatsApp group which included Wayne Couzens before he killed Sarah Everard

The Hindu

Madhya Pradesh man complains of threats from Pakistan for backing Nupur Sharma

The police personnel are in touch with the complainant to ensure his security, Superintendent of Police (SP) Vivek Singh said.

The Guardian - UK

The Vardy Effect: Going to court to deny something a rock could see is true

Rebekah Vardy probably isn’t buzzing at the ruling, a character assassination that has left her well and truly stung by libel

The Independent UK

Met Police officers were having ‘banter’ in WhatsApp group with Wayne Couzens, court told

PC Jonathan Cobban says messages were ‘dark humour’, while colleague accuses prosecution of ‘criminalising innocent police’

Reuters

Brazil prosecutors ask WhatsApp to delay launch of new tool until January

Brazilian prosecutors on Friday called on messaging platform WhatsApp to delay the launch in Brazil of its new feature called Communities until January to avoid the spread of fake news during and immediately after the country's election in October.

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