Kylie Morris
What to do about the rise of Isis in Iraq?
The dramatic advance by Isis in Iraq has sparked a blame game in Washington – but it’s what Barack Obama does next is what really matters.
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US bans uncharged mobiles and other devices on planes
The US Transportation Security Administration will not allow mobile phones or other electronic devices on US-bound planes at some overseas airports if the devices are not charged.
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Saturday’s sport headlines in the day’s best pictures
Wimbledon finals, World Cup semi-finals, the Tour de France in Yorkshire and Grand Prix qualifying – it has been a big day for British sport. Check out the results and best pictures from the day.
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How to find what Google search is deleting
Getting around the “right to be forgotten” is not hard, and if the reaction to Google’s removal of articles from its search results is anything to go by, the law may even have the opposite effect…
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Kylie Morris
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Gareth Huntley: police confirm his body found in Malaysia
Malaysian police say that a body found in the Malaysian jungle is that of Briton Gareth Huntley, who went missing on 27 May after setting out on a trek.
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Is Apple teaching Google a lesson in internet ethics?
Apple is teaming up with privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo to offer an alternative to internet giant Google.
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy
Unreported World: Africa’s drugs scandal
Access to palliative drugs should be a basic human right. Yet the World Health Organisation says six rich countries consumer 80 per cent of the world’s morphine.
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Record deal ahead? Apple in talks to buy Dr Dre’s Beats
Apple is reportedly close to paying a record $3.2bn for Dr Dre’s company Beats Electronics, which makes trendy headphones and runs a music streaming service.
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Samsung ordered to pay Apple $119.6m in patent lawsuit
Technology giant Samsung is ordered to pay $119.6m (£71m) to arch-rival Apple by a US court for infringing two of its patents.
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Geoff White
Data privacy gets the West End treatment
Ten years ago, if you’d said you were writing a play about privacy, people would probably have assumed you were looking at camera-wielding paparazzi or grubby red-top newspaper hacks.
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Six tougher acts to follow than Sir Alex Ferguson
As David Moyes licks his wounds, a victim of his predecessor’s success, Channel 4 News would like him to take heart – there are many who have been forced to live in the shadow of “giants”.
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Reeva to Pistorius: ‘I’m scared of you…how you snap at me’
Private text messages between Oscar Pistorius and Reeva Steenkamp are read out in court, revealing that the athlete could be jealous and short-tempered.
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Lindsey Hilsum
Crimea: Russian forces are in control here, whatever Lavrov says
Sergei Lavrov says the military fatigues who have taken over Ukrainian military bases in Crimea are not Russian soldiers. One colonel tells me: “It’s a lie.”
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Gary Gibbon
UK options on Ukraine: warn, threaten and wait
The UK has no intention of doing anything “muscular” to stop Russia taking Crimea, which is now considered as returned fully to the Russian sphere.
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The Mogg in South Shields: blunt answers and ‘fat ladies’
When Conservative MP Jacob “The Mogg” Rees-Mogg travelled to the north east with Channel 4 News, he was harangued and rebuffed by locals – and then spent a session as a bingo caller.
