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Strongbow and Jägermeister pull ads after watchdog probe

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has mandated the withdrawal of social media advertisements for Strongbow and Jägermeister due to concerns over how these brands portrayed their alcoholic products. The ASA found that two Jägermeister ads suggested alcohol was essential for social success, which they deemed irresponsible and in violation of broadcasting regulations. Similarly, they ruled […]

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‘Play Instantly on Discord’: Fortnite will be Nvidia and Discord’s first instant game demo

Hands-on: Nvidia’s GeForce Now RTX 5080 is better and worse than I hoped

Nvidia has announced a soft launch of enhancements to its GeForce Now Ultimate cloud gaming service, now featuring RTX 5080 graphics. This update is available for select games, with more titles expected to be supported in the future. The service, priced at $20 per month, will also add thousands of games via a self-install option,

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No British staff but only Indians at London airport US man claims in viral video

A video featuring a man from the United States expressing surprise at the prevalence of Indian-origin workers at London’s Heathrow Airport has sparked discussions online. While on a layover at the airport, he noted that he did not see any British employees among the staff he encountered. Posted under the Instagram handle “Immigrateful,” the video

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Jaguar Land Rover admits hackers may have taken data

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has confirmed that hackers may have taken some data during a cyber-attack that has disrupted car production and resulted in employees being sent home. Initially, the company, which is owned by Tata Motors of India, expressed confidence that no customer information had been compromised. However, 11 days after the incident, JLR

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Lyft’s first ‘robotaxis’ are live in Atlanta

Lyft has announced plans to launch its first customer-ready robotaxi pilot in Atlanta, marking a significant step for the company in the autonomous vehicle (AV) space. Though it has observed rival Uber engage in various partnerships with autonomous vehicle operators, Lyft has been developing its own fleet. The pilot will involve collaboration with May Mobility,

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Big travel mishap goes viral on TikTok – Good Morning America

A recent travel incident has gained significant attention on TikTok, sparking widespread discussions online. The incident occurred during a routine flight, leading to various complications for passengers. Witnesses reported notable disarray as travelers navigated the unforeseen challenges associated with the mishap, which included delays and altered travel plans. The event has been widely shared, drawing

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Jihadist groups executing civilians and burning homes, HRW warns

According to a report from Human Rights Watch (HRW), nearly 130 individuals have been executed by Islamist insurgents in Niger through various attacks since March 2023. The report details a brutal incident in June at a mosque in the western Tillabéri region, where over 70 worshippers were killed during prayers. Local testimonies describe gruesome scenes,

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Chinese nationals jailed in South Africa over kidnapping and forced labour of Malawians

Seven Chinese nationals have been sentenced to 20 years in prison each after being convicted of human trafficking and kidnapping in South Africa. The group, consisting of four men and three women, was found guilty earlier this year and is expected to play a role in ongoing concerns regarding human trafficking in the country. The

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Samantha Cameron’s fashion label Cefinn to close as costs rise

Samantha Cameron, the wife of former UK Prime Minister David Cameron, has announced the closure of her fashion label, Cefinn, after eight years of operation. In a statement shared on social media, Cameron indicated that the decision was influenced by rising costs and “international trading restrictions,” which have affected the business. Despite recently reporting strong

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France hit by protests as Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu takes office

France has experienced a day of nationwide protests initiated by a grassroots movement known as “Bloquons Tout” (“Let’s Block Everything”). The demonstrations are aimed at expressing discontent with the political elite and proposed budget cuts. This unrest coincides with the swearing-in of the new Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, following the recent ousting of his predecessor,

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