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Reading or listening to news is always necessary in daily life, especially when we have serious and reliable sources. For a few years now, the Internet has been amassed by companies that want to end fake news, i.e. the fake news that is taking Brazil and the world by storm. In a recent survey at UKIt was indicated that nearly 10% of adults use it TikTok As a source of news, the number has been growing over the years. Ofcom Search According to the regulatory government vehicle ofcomFrom the United Kingdom, 7% are adults Use the social network of short…

By Seth Robson and Hana Kusumoto Tokyo – According to Japan’s Defense Ministry, Japan may work with Britain to develop a new stealth fighter jet. A decision on cooperation on the high-tech project is expected later in the year, a spokesman for the ministry’s procurement, technology and logistics agency told the Stars and Stripes by phone on Wednesday. The two countries already operate US-engineered F-35 Lightning II stealth fighters, but are close to a deal to merge their Tempest and FX programs, Reuters news agency reported on July 14. “The Tempest aircraft uses new game-changing technology and is expected to…

uA couple from Kendal, County Cumbria, won £3.6 million Euromillions (about €4.3 million) in the July 12 draw. But before buying his dream home, he ‘ran out’ to buy a back-scratching accessory – more expensive than usual. “I bought a new back brace because I broke the old one at work. I bought one for 17 pounds (about 19 euros) instead of 8 (about 9.40 euros), Lee Kuczynski tells the BBC when asked about his first purchase after becoming one of the ‘totalizers’ of the Euro Millions. “For the rest of us, we’re sitting here in a daze,” he was…

FA yellow storm weather warning has been issued by the National Weather Service, Met Office, warning of heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail and lightning in the UK. The south west of England is expected to feel the worst of the weather, although the warning will remain in place for the whole region until 10pm this Friday. According to the Met Office, there is a “slight chance” of power outages at homes and businesses, where flooding is possible. Thunderstorms are also expected to cause delays and cancellations in public transportation. Due to the potential for flooding and difficult driving conditions, some roads…

The European Commission launched four new cases against the United Kingdom this Friday (22) for breaching post-Brexit customs rules for Northern Ireland. In total, the European Commission has launched seven such cases against London under the Northern Ireland Protocol, which has fueled tensions between the EU and the UK.”Despite repeated calls by the European Parliament, 27 member states and the European Commission to implement the protocol (in Northern Ireland), the UK has not done so,” the commission said in a statement. The Commission noted the UK’s “refusal to engage in serious debate since February” and the passage of the Northern…

oh The UK plans to implement contactless border crossings at British airports from 2024, the government has said. Priti Patel, the UK home secretary, said the aim was to avoid having to apply for an electronic passport ID or go through border control services. Instead, passengers must submit a passport-size photograph to the Ministry of Home Affairs before travelling. As such, the British government hopes to reduce queues at the border, Prithi Patel explained, “helping to speed up legitimate travel to the UK”, and passengers will be subjected to “pre-screening”, allowing them to be “identified at the border”. Using the…

On Friday, Judge Jonathan Swift granted Prince Harry “leave to seek a judicial review” over a decision by the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures (RAVEC) that removed Harry’s automatic right to UK police protection.Recall that following Prince Harry’s announcement that he would be leaving the Crown in early 2020, the UK’s automatic right to police protection was removed.With the ruling, Prince Harry’s legal action will now go to a full trial between Harry and the UK government at London’s High Court, an unprecedented situation in modern times.Understand Prince Harry’s actionPrince Harry’s case is pending in…

It is the UK’s turn this Thursday (21) to issue statements on this year’s elections in Brazil after the US took a stand and said it trusted the Brazilian electoral process. “We believe in the strength of Brazil’s democracy, which has solid and transparent institutions. In past elections, the electoral system and electronic voting machines were secure and internationally recognized for their speed and efficiency,” the British Embassy statement said. In Brazil.At the same time, the British Chancellery affirmed: “We reaffirm our confidence in the good functioning of the democratic process in Brazil, and we believe that the entire country…

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Reproduction / TV Brazil Bolsonaro during a meeting with diplomats The British embassy on Thursday reaffirmed its confidence in electronic voting machines and voting machines, a day after Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro questioned Brazil’s electoral system at an event for diplomats after the US said the Brazilian elections would set a precedent for the world. October Election Security. “We believe in the strength of Brazil’s democracy with solid and transparent institutions. In past elections, the electoral system and electronic voting machines have proven to be secure and internationally recognized for their speed and efficiency,” reads an excerpt from the note.…