BBC Business
Which? lists 10 Downing Street on Booking.com, proving that if their AI can't spot a fake rental at the PM's house, scammers are having a field day.
BBC World
Australia's eSafety commissioner takes Telegram to court for allegedly hosting extremist content, including Christchurch shooting video, and faces a potential fine of A$54.6m.
The Guardian
Wes Streeting wants Elon Musk's X to pay for riot damages in Belfast, because apparently the 'thoughts and prayers' approach isn't cutting it anymore.
The Guardian
UK campaigners want Starmer to block under-16s from unsafe social media apps instead of a blanket ban, because apparently nuance still exists.
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