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Ireland: Spy agency tells universities to beware China, highlights sensitive research areas as threats by hostile states are among 'the most pressing' for the government

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Ireland: Spy agency tells universities to beware China, highlights sensitive research areas as threats by hostile states are among 'the most pressing' for the government

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Ireland: Spy agency tells universities to beware China, highlights sensitive research areas as threats by hostile states are among 'the most pressing' for the government

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Meta smart glasses pose a threat to women, campaigners say

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Reports of covert filming have prompted privacy fears as experts are concerned that the devices would be altered to ‘nudify’ women without their consent

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Beijing changes tactics with ‘personalised’ attack on Taiwanese MP: Puma Shen has never been to the Chinese city of Chongqing but he is accused there of ‘separatist activities’

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Beijing changes tactics with ‘personalised’ attack on Taiwanese MP: Puma Shen has never been to the Chinese city of Chongqing but he is accused there of ‘separatist activities’

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UK: China could use microchips to disable smart meters in British homes, MP warns

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UK: China could use microchips to disable smart meters in British homes, MP warns

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UK: China could use microchips to disable smart meters in British homes, MP warns

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UK: China could use microchips to disable smart meters in British homes, MP warns

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Shaking and tearful, child brides are big business in Iraq

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Putin smiles when your wifi fails: he’s waging a war of irritation

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UK’s Secret Intelligence Service MI6 is right to warn about Russia’s campaign of petty sabotage against the West. The goal is to disrupt and distract.

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Putin smiles when your wifi fails: he’s waging a war of irritation

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UK’s Secret Intelligence Service MI6 is right to warn about Russia’s campaign of petty sabotage against the West. The goal is to disrupt and distract.

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UK: Free speech group’s lawyer says he was ‘targeted’ by Chinese spies

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The chief legal counsel for the Free Speech Union in the UK was approached three times by accounts claiming to be researchers, but something seemed suspicious.

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UK: Free speech group’s lawyer says he was ‘targeted’ by Chinese spies

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The chief legal counsel for the Free Speech Union in the UK was approached three times by accounts claiming to be researchers, but something seemed suspicious.

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Intelligence leader tells how Ireland faces up to Russia and China

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‘Putin’s rapists cannot be pardoned. How would I tell the women?’ - Trump’s peace plan includes an amnesty for actions during the war, but victims in Ukraine urging Britain to support prosecutions

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cross-posted from: https://scribe.disroot.org/post/6267966

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‘Putin’s rapists cannot be pardoned. How would I tell the women?’ - Trump’s peace plan includes an amnesty for actions during the war, but victims in Ukraine urging Britain to support prosecutions

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cross-posted from: https://scribe.disroot.org/post/6267965

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‘Putin’s rapists cannot be pardoned. How would I tell the women?’ - Trump’s peace plan includes an amnesty for actions during the war, but victims in Ukraine urging Britain to support prosecutions

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‘Putin’s rapists cannot be pardoned. How would I tell the women?’ - Trump’s peace plan includes an amnesty for actions during the war, but victims in Ukraine urging Britain to support prosecutions

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"I'm not scared:" Jacques Tilly, Germany’s most prominent carnival artist, has been accused in a Moscow court of criminally defaming the Russian army over his satirical models

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Wes Streeting: Britain needs to join customs union with EU

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Why we must put Russia’s frozen assets to work for Ukraine: Putin doesn’t count the dead but he does count the money -- [Opinion]

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Opinion piece by Sir William Browder, founder and head of the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign

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EU to ‘push back petrol car sales ban to 2040’

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World Cup rip-off: Fifa’s 30% ticket resale share and £75k to see hosts

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Football’s governing body stands to benefit from reselling tickets for more than their face value for next summer’s tournament, prompting anger from fans

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VAR set to have power over corners and second yellow cards at World Cup 2026

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Fifa may get dispensation to test additional powers at next summer’s tournament. Plus: New rule cracking down on feigned injuries being tested at Arab Cup

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UK: Emails to the academic Laura Murphy reveal the full story of how her research into forced labour in China was blocked by Sheffield Hallam University

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UK: Emails to the academic Laura Murphy reveal the full story of how her research into forced labour in China was blocked by Sheffield Hallam University

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COP30: The ‘axis of obstruction’ — Saudi Arabia, Russia and China — blocked the Belém road map as climate experts fear the growth of an anti-action consensus

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UK: Chinese spies targeted ‘thousands’ in Westminster operation, approached those ‘one step removed’ from high-priority parliamentary figures, economists, think tank employees, consultants

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Fifa agrees World Cup matches can be moved at Trump’s request. The president has been warning host cities under Democratic control that he will call on Fifa’s president to switch venues if he deems there is a problem

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The president has been warning host cities under Democratic control that he will call on Fifa’s president to switch venues if he deems there is a problem

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Inside Scotland’s China campuses: military drills and propaganda

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*Joint ventures between Scottish and Chinese universities have proved lucrative — but controversial, prompting concerns about the involvement of the authoritarian state.*

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Virgil van Dijk header should have stood, rules Premier League expert panel

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Key Match Incidents panel finds that the onfield call of offside against Liverpool’s Andrew Robertson after captain’s ‘goal’ was incorrect in match against Man City

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Students at British campuses in China ‘made to pledge loyalty to party’, required to take ‘ideology courses’ and participate in ceremonies honouring the Chinese Communist Party

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China’s chilling stolen data plot for everyone in Britain: China has waged a multi-year hacking campaign that harvested personal data belonging to every British citizen, experts have warned

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What Germany can teach Britain about China’s spy threat: Berlin had a tendency to overlook the ‘dark side’ of closer economic ties to Beijing, but prosecutors have begun to crack down -- [Opinion]

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The mini backpacks that prove bats hunt birds like fighter jets

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…The miniature backpacks were developed by Mark Johnson and Peter Teglberg Madsen at Aarhus University in Denmark. Weighing about 3g, they included instruments that recorded altitude, acceleration and sound. The team placed the backpacks in party balloons to protect them, and used medical glue to stick them to bats, which weigh 40-60g. The bats, which were using roosting boxes that were regularly monitored, had already been fitted with tiny microchips to monitor their comings and goings…

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Peruvian bishop accused of having 17 lovers exposed by cleaning lady

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The inside story of China spy case collapse: ‘It came from the very top’

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Regulating AI hastens the Antichrist, says Palantir’s Peter Thiel

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https://archive.li/2025.09.26-115638/https://www.thetimes.com/business-money/technology/article/palantir-founder-peter-thiel-antichrist-lectures-religion-qzmpth35t

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Regulating AI hastens the Antichrist, says Palantir’s Peter Thiel

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Uefa members in favour of banning Israel from European football next week

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UK: Chinese agents ‘given licence to spy’ on parliament as failure to prosecute suspects in Westminster spy case opens door to foreign agents, lawmaker warns

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Regulating AI hastens the Antichrist, says Palantir’s Peter Thiel

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This guy has lost his marbles. Also, there is no such future person as the ‘antichrist’. The reference being made in Revelation is Nero.

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UK: Top prosecutor blames ‘evidential failure’ for China spy cases collapsing, says he was frustrated over concerns about a softer approach to Beijing

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UK: Two men and a woman arrested over ‘spying for Russia’

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Briton accused of spying for China and held in Serbia for extradition flees house arrest

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Is a Labour leadership challenge a realistic prospect?

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I think they should move before the May elections if they're serious. They shouldn't wait till a terrible defeat forces them to act, especially if - as looks likely - Reform will be the beneficiaries of that defeat.

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Starmer: Leaving ECHR puts UK ‘on par with Russia and Belarus’

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UK: Surge in Chinese acquisitions of private schools sparks concern about national security

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Dr Elisabeth Potter: I criticised UnitedHealth — now I’m facing ruin

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Dr Potter's Instagram

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Andrew Bailey blocks Rachel Reeves’s meeting with Revolut

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Pep Guardiola: I will take long break to watch cows when I leave Man City

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Schools, businesses, communities should be taught to counter cyberattacks, espionage, sabotage conducted by hostile states like Russia, British lawmakers urge

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We face nationalisation if we’re not let off fines, Thames Water warns

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Keir Starmer suspends Labour MPs for ‘breaches of discipline’

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UK: MI5’s ‘epic’ China warning is being ignored by the government oddly determined to turn a blind eye to Beijing’s meddling

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Dream of car-free Berlin aims to end nightmare of gridlock

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Angela Rayner: I’ve taken all sorts — but we won’t legalise cannabis

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Pedro Sánchez government plays blame game over Spain power cut

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What seems to have happened: * One large power plant went offline (probably nuclear) * Voltage control via spinning turbines didn't happen, and voltage was significantly higher than it should have been. * All the solar power facilities had the same threshold for overvoltage shutdown, so they all turned off at once.

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Tottenham willing to sell Son Heung-min — but only after South Korea tour

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Club World Cup creates unsustainable never-ending calendar — PFA chief

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Justice secretary to oppose abortion amendments in crime bill

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British lawmakers sanctioned for raising concerns about human rights 'banned from meeting Chinese officials’

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Homebuyers urged to order climate change surveys as risks rise

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UK Homebuyers urged to order climate change surveys as risks rise

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UK under assault as number of ‘significant’ cyberattacks doubles: Foreign powers, ransomware gangs, AI threats drive surge in incidents affecting private businesses and government systems

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UK under assault as number of ‘significant’ cyberattacks doubles: Foreign powers, ransomware gangs, AI threats drive surge in incidents affecting private businesses and government systems

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Every new car park may have to be covered with solar panels [UK] | Solar canopies would be compulsory under proposals estimated to save £28,000 on electricity bills at an 80-space car park

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How Russia is using Gaelic and AI to peddle disinformation in Scotland

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Covid-like shortages for US consumers ‘within weeks’

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MAGA sure does love having their faces eaten

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ME sufferers ‘feel invisible and ignored’ amid lottery of NHS care

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Researchers at the University of Edinburgh analysed NHS records from 62 million people to come up with the best estimate yet of the prevalence of ME, also known as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). They concluded that 404,000 people are living with the illness, a figure that is two thirds higher than previously thought, and many are being “completely overlooked”.

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European defence companies boast Trump-proof weapons are free of US parts

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LA’s newest gambling event — live Sperm Racing

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British Steel tries to reverse ‘sabotage’ of Scunthorpe furnace in the UK: Chinese companies should be blocked from critical infrastructure, MPs told

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