Twitter to label disputed coronavirus tweets
Tech companies are rolling out a wave of stricter policies to confront an outbreak of virus-related misinformation.
Science & Technology|May 11, 2020
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Mark Zuckerberg says his personal challenge for 2018 is to ‘fix’ Facebook
The social network’s founder said he wants to improve the firm’s handling of hate, abuse and fake news.
Science & technology|Jan 4, 2018
Science & technology
AI will empower scientists rather than replace them, expert says
Google’s DeepMind AI team solved a long-running biological problem.
UK News|Dec 7, 2020
UK News
Four major events in 2019 that could transform the internet
Tech giants face a tough year ahead as the spotlight shines on privacy, harmful content and digital copyright.
Science & technology|Jan 1, 2019
Science & technology
Victims' commissioner targets tech giants during Telford visit
Victims’ commissioner Baroness Helen Newlove used a visit to Telford to call on global technology giants to remove child abuse pictures from their platforms.
Crime|Nov 20, 2018
Politics
Crime
Telford
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BPI says next Stormzy’s future at stake ahead of key EU copyright vote
The British Phonographic Industry is calling on MEPs to back proposed law changes.
Showbiz|Jul 3, 2018
Showbiz
Peter Rhodes on croaking women, an absent friend at Springwatch and the pure terror of a "zombie knife" attack
ACCORDING to an advert in the current Private Eye magazine, one pair of upmarket men's chinos "go from smart to casual in the change of a shoe." In my experience, trousers go from smart to casual in the spilling of a pot of paint.
Peter Rhodes|Jun 5, 2018
Peter Rhodes
Mark Zuckerberg says his personal challenge for 2018 is to ‘fix’ Facebook
The social network’s founder said he wants to improve the firm’s handling of hate, abuse and fake news.
Science & Technology|Jan 4, 2018
Science & Technology
Four major events in 2019 that could transform the internet
Tech giants face a tough year ahead as the spotlight shines on privacy, harmful content and digital copyright.
Science & Technology|Jan 1, 2019
Science & Technology
Revealed: Black Country's gridlocked roads among nation's worst
The Black Country's gridlocked roads have officially been ranked as some of the worst in the country for traffic jams.
Transport|Sep 26, 2018
Transport
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Billie Lourd reveals details of her last conversation with Carrie Fisher
Her mother died in December.
Showbiz|Aug 1, 2017
Showbiz
The club guide with DJ Stuart Ojelay - November 2
If you missed out on some fiendish frolics don't fear, writes Stuart Ojelay. With Halloween split between two weekends you'll still see plenty of themed events around as well as some big name acts playing in the region.
Music|Nov 2, 2012
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Golden ticket search launched for hospice elephant trail
Families across the West Midlands are being invited to take part in an exciting golden opportunity as St Giles Hospice launches a special treasure hunt as part of their March of the Elephants trail.
Your World|Aug 12
Your World
Duchess of York opens hi-tech breast cancer unit and calls for wider screening
The duchess met staff at the Chiltern Hospital in Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, as she opened its newly revamped hi-tech unit.
UK News|Oct 17
UK News
Duchess of York opens hi-tech breast cancer unit and calls for wider screening
The duchess met staff at the Chiltern Hospital in Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, as she opened its newly revamped hi-tech unit.
UK News|Oct 17
UK News