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33 minutes agoTom Espiner,BBC business reporterPost Office Horizon IT InquiryMs Perkins was told Fujitsu had cut corners on the quality of its software Former Post Office chair Alice Perkins was warned about potential faults in the Horizon IT system as early as 2011, an inquiry has heard.At the time, the Post Office had prosecuted hundreds of sub-postmasters for fraud on the strength of faulty data from Horizon accounting software.It would carry on with these cases until 2015.Ms Perkins, who was giving evidence at an inquiry into the scandal, said at the time she did not make a link between the…
29 minutes agoJames Gallagher,Health and science correspondent, @JamesTGallagherLauren GolightlyLauren Golightly has Crohn’s Disease, a type of IBDA major cause of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) has been discovered by UK scientists.They found a weak spot in our DNA that is present in 95% of people with the disease.It makes it much easier for some immune cells to go haywire and drive excessive inflammation in the bowels.The team have found drugs that already exist seem to reverse the disease in laboratory experiments and are now aiming for human trials.Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis are the most common forms of inflammatory bowel disease.…
Getty ImagesNetflix and filmmaker Ava DuVernay have settled a defamation lawsuit over 2019 drama series When They See Us.They were being sued by a former New York City prosecutor, Linda Fairstein, who alleged defamation for her portrayal in the TV series. The four-part series covered the story of five wrongly convicted black and Latino teenagers – known as the Central Park Five – who were accused of assaulting and raping a woman in Central Park in 1989.The trial was set to start next week, but a deal has now been reached between both parties. DuVernay said their had been no…
There have been increasing cases of Zambians losing money from their mobile and bank accounts through money-laundering schemes which extend to other foreign countries, the Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) said in April.People in countries including Singapore, Peru, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and others across Africa have also been targeted in the online scam, Zambian authorities said.Dozens of young Zambians were also arrested after allegedly being recruited to be call-centre agents in the fraudulent activities, including internet fraud and online scams, the DEC said during the arrests. After a trial lasting several weeks, the 22 Chinese nationals, including one female,…
Young people are taking to TikTok to highlight how achieving “traditional” life milestones is becoming increasingly out of reach.The online trend has more than 27 million views, with people comparing their parents achievements at the age they are at now, including getting married and buying a house.Ellie Harris, 25, whose parents were married with three children at her age, said people do not recognise that it was a “completely different time”.Ellie, who still lives with her mother, said she had “no intention of settling down soon”.Edited by Tink Llewellyn Source link
Actress Helen Worth is to leave Coronation Street street after five decades on the cobbles.Worth celebrates her golden anniversary on the show next month, having played Gail Rodwell, formerly Gail Platt, since 1974.The soap say her character Gail will “bid farewell to Weatherfield in a major storyline for the Platt family”. Speaking on the decision to leave, Worth, 73, said: “I made the decision at the start of the year and spoke to the producers who were very kind and understanding.“I have been truly blessed to have been given the most incredible scripts week in week out, and to have…
EPAPalestinian families have begun fleeing Bureij camp and surrounding areasThe Israeli military says it has begun a ground operation against Hamas in the Bureij refugee camp and to the east of the town of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.Troops backed by air strikes were targeting “terrorists and terrorist infrastructure above and below ground”, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said in a statement.Palestinians in central Gaza reported intense bombardment overnight, during which health officials said at least 15 people were killed.It comes as US, Egyptian and Qatari mediators meet in Doha and Cairo to discuss how to finalise a…
McDonald’s no longer has the exclusive right to use the label “Big Mac” in reference to chicken burgers sold in the European Union after a ruling by the EU’s highest court.The American fast-food chain popularised the nickname for large burger sandwiches, registering it as a trademark in the EU in 1996.But following a legal challenge from a rival chain in Ireland, other companies will now be free to use the name “Mac” to sell poultry products or in their chains’ names.The European Court of Justice found that McDonald’s could not show it had made genuine use of the trademark for…
Google must face a £13.6bn lawsuit alleging it has too much power over the online advertising market, a court has ruled.The case, brought by a group called Ad Tech Collective Action LLP, alleges the search giant behaved in an anti-competitive way which caused online publishers in the UK to lose money.Google parent company Alphabet called the case “incoherent” in its attempts to get the legal action dropped. But the Competition Appeal Tribunal, in London, has ruled the case can now go to trial.“This is a decision of major importance to the victims of Google’s anti-competitive conduct in adtech,” said former…
1 hour agoNoor Nanji,Culture reporter, @NoorNanjiGetty ImagesKeira Knightley is among the stars who have signed an open letter to creative organisationsStars including Keira Knightley and Ruth Wilson have signed an open letter calling on firms to support a crackdown on bullying and sexual harassment.The letter urges creative organisations to help fund a new watchdog, the Creative Industry Independent Standards Authority (Ciisa), which will investigate complaints in the music, film, theatre and TV industries.”Bullying and harassment claims in the industry continue abound,” the letter said.It added that the new body is “very necessary” to help to drive change.Actresses Cara Delevigne, Carey…