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UK could be hit by ‘contagion’ derailing China’s £2.4trn banking system, says Harvey-Jones
UK stock markets slumped today as concerns mounted over the state of China’s economy and the knock-on effect it could have on the West.
Discord.io Halts All Operations After Massive Data Breach
Members’ data has been offered for sale as Discord.io investigates breach of its user database
US tourists stay in Eiffel Tower overnight while drunk – prosecutors
The men are found sleeping in a restricted area of the Paris monument in the early hours of Monday.
Pakistan: Court rejects interim bail extension to Imran Khan in six cases
A district and sessions court in Islamabad has refused to extend the interim bail in six cases of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on Tuesday. Judge Muhammad Sohail announced the verdict and said that it would be convenient if the form…
Russian president blames the West for the war in Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed a security conference outside Moscow in a pre-recorded video link.
Former WSJ reporter ends Indian hacker lawsuit against Dechert
Former Wall Street Journal reporter Jay Solomon has ended his lawsuit against Dechert LLP and two of its former partners, saying in a filing made public late on Monday that he was voluntarily dismissing his claims against the law firm.
Four Cyber Capers We’re Not Allowed to Talk About (But We Do)
In this episode: Stories that almost made it on the show but didn’t because criminals are sorta scary.
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Holiday homes for house plants give green-fingered holidaymakers peace of mind
Fed, watered and protected from bugs, plants thrive while their owners are away on holiday.
Complicated Georgia indictment of Trump poses problems
District Attorney Fani Willis’ case, with its 41 counts against 19 defendants, poses questions about how speedily and efficiently a trial could be conducted.