Fritzl's Thai sex resort gift for imprisoned daughter revealed
New details emerge of Josef Fritzl's depravity, including a gift bought in a Thai sex resort for the daughter he held captive for 24 years. His parole was recently denied.
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No Social Media Platform Admits High Suicide Content Risk
A damning Ofcom report reveals not one tech platform believes it's high risk for suicide or self-harm content, as campaigners slam 'abysmal' self-regulation. Urgent action demanded to protect children online.
‘Rage Bait’ is Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year
Oxford University Press names 'rage bait' its 2025 Word of the Year, defining content designed to provoke outrage for social media traffic. Discover the digital zeitgeist.
Rage bait is Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year
Oxford University Press has declared 'rage bait' its 2025 Word of the Year. Discover what this term means and why its usage has surged threefold in the past year.
‘Rage Bait’ is Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year
Oxford reveals 'rage bait' as its 2025 Word of the Year. Discover how this term for provocative online content tripled in use and what it says about our digital lives.
Thug gets life for murdering pensioner over food
A violent thief who brutally murdered an 87-year-old man for cornflakes and cottage pie has been sentenced to life imprisonment. Read the full shocking details of this horrific crime.
Imran Khan's Family Demands Prison Access
The family of Pakistan's jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan demand to see him amid growing health concerns and unconfirmed death rumours. His sisters report being denied visits and assaulted outside prison.
Influencer Expert's 6 Tricks for Online Success & Profit
Discover the secrets to online success from Dr Sophie Bishop. Learn how to build a powerful personal brand, engage authentically, and start making money today.
TikTok to let users limit AI content in feeds
TikTok is testing a new feature allowing users to control the amount of AI-generated content they see. The move comes as the platform hosts over 1.3 billion AI videos. Discover how to adjust your settings.
Italy criminalises femicide with life imprisonment
Italy's parliament has passed a landmark law recognising femicide as a distinct crime, punishable by life imprisonment. The move comes amid a national outcry over violence against women. Discover the details.
Instagram's Algorithm Promotes Nazi Content to Millions
A Fortune investigation uncovers how Instagram's algorithm is amplifying pro-Nazi and Holocaust-denial content to millions, alongside major corporate ads. Discover the impact of Meta's policy shift.
UK businessman's 30-year Dubai jail term sparks outcry
Ryan Cornelius, 71, detained since 2008 over disputed Dubai Islamic Bank loan. Family claims bank secured 30-year sentence extension. 146 UK parliamentarians appeal for clemency ahead of UAE National Day.
Brit jailed for 19 months in Dubai on false charges
Luke Tully's luxury life in Dubai collapsed when he was wrongly accused of a drug crime. Read his shocking story of arrest and imprisonment.
US Congress questions Australia's eSafety commissioner
Australia's eSafety commissioner faces US Congress scrutiny over Online Safety Act, accused of threatening American free speech. Read the latest developments.
France investigates Vinted over OnlyFans links
French authorities are investigating claims Vinted sellers are directing users to adult content. With 23 million French users and no age checks, child safety is at risk. Read the full investigation details.
Influencer dies in 'death game' live stream
A French influencer died during a 12-day livestream after alleged abuse by fellow streamers. The incident has sparked a police investigation and raised serious questions about platform responsibility.
Influencer made £230k from Facebook disinformation
A Sri Lankan influencer generated £230,000 by running over 100 Facebook pages spreading anti-migrant and Islamophobic disinformation about Britain. Learn how he targeted the UK and the response from authorities.
200,000 Sign Petition Against Social Media Jail Terms
Nearly 200,000 Britons sign petition against imprisoning people for offensive social media posts as free speech concerns grow. Parliamentary debate scheduled for November 17.
Life sentence for husband in brutal scissors murder
Brian Jutson sentenced to life for murdering his wife Sherry with scissors after a jealous rage. Read the full details of this domestic violence tragedy.
Alex Jones bans smartphones at home over child safety
The One Show's Alex Jones reveals her family's smartphone ban after a shocking school talk. Discover how the new Online Safety Act aims to protect children online.
Influencer criticised for telling followers to mislead obese
Social media influencer Liv Schmidt faces backlash after suggesting people give wrong directions to overweight individuals. The 25-year-old founder of The Skinni Societe has been accused of promoting harmful content.
Woman Found After 27 Years Locked Away
A woman was discovered emaciated and days from death after being locked in a room for 27 years by her parents in Poland. Discover the shocking details of her ordeal.
Algeria pardons writer Boualem Sansal after German appeal
Algeria pardons 81-year-old writer Boualem Sansal, allowing his transfer to Germany for cancer treatment. A diplomatic resolution ends his imprisonment for criticising the regime.
Minister slams Ofcom over Online Safety Act delays
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall launches a blistering attack on media watchdog Ofcom for sluggish implementation of the Online Safety Act, leaving families unprotected from harmful content.
Online suicide forums face UK ban in safety crackdown
Ministers announce sweeping new powers to criminalise platforms promoting self-harm and suicide, following tragic deaths linked to online content.
UK bans strangulation in pornography
Anti-trafficking campaigners celebrate as new legislation prohibits simulated choking and strangulation in pornographic content, marking a significant victory for performer welfare.
Scunthorpe's internet filter problem persists
The Lincolnshire town of Scunthorpe faces recurring digital censorship as internet filters flag its name for containing offensive language, causing ongoing problems for residents and businesses.
Guardian removes article, sparking media transparency debate
The Guardian has taken down an article from its website, raising questions about editorial decisions and content preservation in the digital age. Explore what this means for media transparency.
Mumbai terror attack mastermind Jundal gets life sentence
Key 26/11 Mumbai attack conspirator Abu Jundal receives life sentence for his role in the 2008 terror siege that killed 166 people, following an extensive legal process.
UK bans violent porn depicting women being choked
Exclusive: New laws will criminalise pornographic content depicting women being choked or subjected to extreme violence as ministers tackle the normalisation of dangerous sex acts.
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