Laws to regulate the internet made by tech illiterates. It's blatantly obvious this will be abused by bad actors.
Politicians patting themselves on the back after making the internet less safe instead of doing actual work.
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Black Sabbath legend Ozzy Osbourne dies aged 76.
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I think it is blatantly obvious that the UK population does not agree with the narrative UK foreign policy implies, no matter how much they try to hide it. What do we do from here? #Glastonbury
This tiny motor would be illegal in the UK because it's over 250W. That's how stupid the laws on ebikes are.
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Could the first use of the word "sus" be traced back to Suspect Device by Stiff Little Fingers in 1979?
The minimum pricing thing seems incredibly dumb. Everyone is just going to order booze online to bypass the ridiculous pricing. So that means even less for Scotland's economy.
Does some one want to find these people a real job so they can stop worrying about the size of glasses
Small beer: Study calls on government to shrink pints bbc.in/3XMqQ2L
How does someone get into being an impersonator? Do you think someone randomly said to them one day "you look a bit like so and so" and from that day forward they decided they are going to spend the rest of their life pretending to be that person?
My dentist laughed at me today because I'm 31 years old and my wisdom teeth have just now decided to grow
