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Social media as bad for young people as smoking, top doctors say
Posted on“Later today, I, and other families who have lost children to social media, will tell the prime minister directly: social media is a product, and like any other faulty product causing the deaths of children, it should be restricted until the companies responsible have fixed it and proven it is safe,” Roome said.
Food price rises slow as UK inflation remains at 3.8%
Posted onCharlotte EdwardsBusiness reporter, BBC News Getty Images Food inflation fell, according to the latest figures Food and drinks prices in the UK are increasing at their slowest rate in more than a year, while overall inflation remains unchanged for the third month in a row. Month-on-month, the cost of food and non-alcoholic drinks actually edged…
French tech giant Capgemini to sell US subsidiary working for ICE
Posted onCriticism of ICE practices has intensified in recent weeks since the shooting of 37-year-old Pretti, the second fatal shooting of a US citizen since immigration agents began surging several cities across the US, acting on the Trump administration’s drive to increase deportations of illegal immigrants.
Households could get free electricity for doing washing on sunny weekends
Posted onThe updated scheme will enable customers to be rewarded for running appliances such as washing machines and dishwashers, and charging electric vehicles, when more green energy is being generated and demand is low, such as on weekends or Bank Holidays.
Legoland Shanghai: China bets on Western theme parks to lift spending
Posted onOsmond Chia Business reporter, BBC News Getty Images Tourists flocked to China’s first Legoland theme park as it opened in Shanghai earlier this month, marking another step in the country’s efforts to establish itself as a global travel destination. It is the latest amusement park to be launched in China by a Western brand. Warner…
Boeing criminal case linked to fatal 737 crashes dropped
Posted onAFP via Getty Images Boeing will avoid a criminal charge in the US linked to two deadly 737 Max crashes, after a court granted a request from the US government to dismiss the criminal case. In his ruling, Judge Reed O’Connor said he “disagreed” that dropping the charge was in the public interest but said…
