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Watch: Angry Trump walks away after reporter asks him how it feels to be a ‘loser’
President Donald Trump walked away without responding after a reporter challenged him over the midterm election results.
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Russell Brand's convictions renew spotlight on media — and a culture — that may have looked away
Russell Brand's convictions this week for rape and sexual assault have renewed scrutiny on the BBC and other media employers that may have looked the other way
Laura Loomer announces podcast hiatus after social media meltdown in wake of Democrats’ midterms sweep
Her posts painted an apocalyptic picture of the election’s aftermath, declaring America a failed state and claiming Islam had taken over
ITV figures due amid probes into broadcaster’s £1.6bn deal with Sky
The group will report third quarter figures as questions swirl over what the CMA and Ofcom probes could mean for the Sky deal.
Bomb threats latest: Sky receives security threat - hours after Irish broadcaster evacuated and flights hit by scares
British broadcaster Sky said on Friday it has received a security threat, hours after Irish broadcaster RTE evacuated its building following a bomb threat, and as a wave of bomb threats have affected European flights this week.
Farage ally using private investigators to snoop on business rivals, political opponents and journalists
Businessman Arron Banks, who bankrolled Leave.EU and is hoping to be a candidate for Reform, is using private investigators to deal with a seven-year dispute as well as pursue journalists from the Sunday Times
Ireland on alert as national broadcaster evacuated over bomb threat
A show was pulled off air and music was instead heard playing on loop
Taskmaster's New Year Treat unveils celebrity lineup competing for coveted 'golden eyebrows' prize
A singer, a broadcaster, and a social media personality are all in the mix
Google, Meta and TikTok sue California over law designed to protect children from social media harms
Google, Meta and TikTok filed separate lawsuits seeking to block a California law designed to protect children from the risks of social media, arguing that it violates their rights under the First Amendment
Data centre ‘misinformation’ has overblown concerns, MSPs told
Holyrood’s Climate Action Committee was also told that Scotland’s cooler climate could make it a natural home for the facilities.
Minister tells journalist to ‘get a life’ over smoky bacon crisp ban row
‘If you want to obsess about smoky bacon crisps, I suppose that’s your choice,’ environment secretary tells radio host
Charles Leclerc to miss Brazilian GP media duties after welcoming first child
Leclerc will miss his media duties in Brazil after becoming a father, delaying his response to Hamilton’s criticism following their Mexico Grand Prix clash.
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Sky News reporter responds after heated El-Sayed confrontation: ‘Disappointing’
A Sky News reporter who clashed with Abdul El-Sayed as the first polls closed in the US midterm elections has spoken out after the heated exchange.
UK government announces public interest investigation into Sky deal to takeover ITV's media arm
U.K. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says she will intervene in the planned 1.6 billion-pound or $2.2 billion deal between Sky and ITV’s media and entertainment arm
9 best hot brushes for bouncy hair, tested by a beauty editor
I tested Dyson’s airsmooth, ghd’s duet, Shark’s smoothstyle and more
Energy is becoming telecom’s next competitive advantage
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Beyond growth: why confidence is the real currency of property investment
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FM has spent years buying technology – now it needs to make it work
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Why AI initiatives fail without a strong data integration foundation
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How Jaja Finance is redefining the credit card market
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Restaurants run on thin margins – Nory is changing that
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Australia argues in court that social media ban is needed to protect children's brains
Government lawyers have told Australia’s highest court that a world-first ban on children younger than 16 from holding social media accounts is necessary to protect developing brains
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