Reddit blackout: Subreddits to go private on Monday

by Fourier to /s/news from bbc.com

Robert Hanssen: Convicted US spy found dead in Colorado prison

by Musky to /s/news from bbc.com

Sackler family wins immunity from opioid lawsuits

by Phooey to /s/corruption from bbc.com

TV fraud gang jailed for illegally streaming Premier League games

by PanzerDivision to /s/UnitedKingdom from bbc.com

Nasa UFO team holds public meeting ahead of report [liveblog]

by neolib to /s/UFO from bbc.com

AI could lead to extinction, experts warn - BBC News

by [deleted] to /s/technology from bbc.com

Twitter engineering boss Foad Dabiri quits day after DeSantis launch glitches

by neolib to /s/SocialMedia from bbc.com

Mississippi boy, 11, shot by officer after calling police for help

by Phooey to /s/PoliceMisconduct from bbc.com

A security firm that sells AI weapons scanners to schools is facing fresh questions about its technology after a student was attacked with a knife that the $3.7m system failed to detect.

by [deleted] to /s/Artificial_Intelligen from bbc.com

old news (China expanding its nuclear capabilities, scientists say)

by smsfree to /s/collapse from bbc.com

Outcry as Australian police taser 95-year-old care home resident

by Phooey to /s/PoliceMisconduct from bbc.com

One million cancel broadband as living costs rise

by [deleted] to /s/UnitedKingdom from bbc.com

Hydrogen buses start running across region. The first of Liverpool City Region's hydrogen buses have started running for passengers. There are 20 buses which will be "brilliant for those congested routes where air quality is a real problem"

by Chop_Chop to /s/Hydrogen from bbc.com

Bristol transgender woman jailed for rape

by divingrightintowork to /s/TheseAreNotOurCrimes from bbc.com

What it was really like inside the Abbey

by ximi to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Coronation: Metropolitan Police criticised over anti-monarchy group arrests

by Phooey to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Unionised US Apple Store proposes asking for tips

by hfxB0oyA to /s/TechCompanies from bbc.com

AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton warns of dangers as he quits Google

by IkeConn to /s/WhaleOilBeefHooked from bbc.com

Australia to ban recreational vaping in major public health move

by Drewski to /s/Australia from bbc.com

Trump-Taiwan call breaks US policy stance

by Phooey to /s/history from bbc.com

Ex-Harvard professor Charles Lieber gets house arrest over China ties

by Musky to /s/news from bbc.com

Barbie with Down's syndrome on sale after 'real women' criticism

by Phooey to /s/NotTheOnion from bbc.com

Trial begins in E Jean Carroll's rape suit against Donald Trump

by ActuallyNot to /s/politics from bbc.com

Trans woman jailed after stabbing and tying up victim in Halifax

by IAmBeepBopBoop to /s/TheseAreNotOurCrimes from bbc.com

Diplomats and nationals from the UK, US, France and China are to be evacuated from Sudan by air as fighting there continues, a statement from the Sudanese army says.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Venezuela corruption: 15-year sentence for Hugo Chávez's nurse.

by HibikiBlack to /s/vzla from bbc.com

Man 'eaten alive' by bed bugs in Atlanta jail

by EvilDed to /s/PoliceMisconduct from bbc.com

Dalai Lama regrets asking boy to 'suck my tongue'

by chottohen to /s/NotTheOnion from bbc.com

Russian investigators have detained a woman in their hunt for the killers of pro-war blogger ... In video ... - most likely recorded under duress - Darya Trepova is heard admitting she handed over a statuette that later blew up. But [she] does not say she knew there would be an explosion...

by neolib to /s/Russia from bbc.com

ChatGPT banned in Italy over privacy concerns

by Drewski to /s/censorship from bbc.com

Robert Rundo: US white supremacist arrested in Romania - A prominent member of a California-based white supremacist group has been arrested in Romania and will be extradited to the US.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Kim Jung Un escalates his proxy war, now extracting food from the russian vassal

by Site_rly_sux to /s/Antiwar from bbc.com

GlaxoSmithKline in $105m (£63m) settlement with 44 US states. (BBC News 2014)

by HibikiBlack to /s/ConspiracyRecord from bbc.com

Clearview AI, a facial recognition company banned in most of the US since the ACLU sued them in an Illinois court for breaking our privacy law, tells BBC that they've been used nearly 1M times by US police

by SoCo to /s/Illinois from bbc.com

Chicha: The banned drink of Colombia

by Drewski to /s/Food from bbc.com

Hamburg shooting: Seven killed in attack on Jehovah's Witness hall (March 10th)

by Musky to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

World Athletics bans trans women from female events

by carn0ld03 to /s/Sports from bbc.com

World Athletics bans trans women from female events

by IkeConn to /s/Schadenfreude from bbc.com

Andrew Tate: Brothers' custody in Romania extended by another month - Controversial influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan will remain in custody in Romania for a fourth consecutive month, a court has ruled.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Why so many of us are casual spider-murderers (2021)

by neolib to /s/spiders from bbc.com

Farmers' protest party win shock Dutch vote victory

by Drewski to /s/pushback from bbc.com

"This Monday, at least 200 firms employing tens of thousands of people will find they can't pay their staff or suppliers because the bank they had an account with has gone bust."

by [deleted] to /s/UnitedKingdom from bbc.com

Berlin to allow women to go topless in public swimming pools. Id fuck them

by IkeConn to /s/IdFuckHer from bbc.com

Georgia's ruling party has said it will withdraw a controversial draft law, in the face of mass protests and widespread international criticism - The EU delegation in Georgia said the move to drop the law was a "welcome announcement" and encouraged political leaders to resume "pro-EU reforms"

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Protesters have clashed with police in Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, after parliament backed a controversial draft law which critics say limits press freedom and suppresses civil society.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Matt Hancock suggested to an aide that they "frighten the pants off everyone" about Covid, messages published by the Sunday Telegraph show.

by cottoneyejoe to /s/news from bbc.com

"Abuse targeting me has tripled" | 27 year old BBC reporter writes in-depth article about why her feelings are hurt more on Twitter these days.

by hfxB0oyA to /s/news from bbc.com

Ocean treaty: Historic agreement reached after decade of talks - "The High Seas Treaty aims to place 30% of the seas into protected areas by 2030, to safeguard and recuperate marine nature."

by neolib to /s/environment from bbc.com

How pesticides impair our senses. (BBC, February, 2023)

by HibikiBlack to /s/ConspiracyRecord from bbc.com

How pesticides impair our senses. (BBC, February, 2023)

by HibikiBlack to /s/Monsanto_Bayer from bbc.com

The influencer born without an anus

by [deleted] to /s/NotTheOnion from bbc.com

Biden makes surprise visit to Kyiv ahead of Ukraine war anniversary

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Biological sex is real but saying so is bigotry and trans people are being harmed as a result and that's the medical system's fault

by Femaleisnthateful to /s/TumblrInAction from bbc.com

Nicola Sturgeon is to resign as Scotland's first minister after more than eight years in the role.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

US military officials say they are unsure how three unidentified flying objects shot out of the skies of North America had been able to stay aloft: "... He added he could not rule out that the objects were extra-terrestrials."

by neolib to /s/conspiracy from bbc.com

BBC, of all media, misgenders transwoman in article. "Man in court charged with abducting 11-year-old girl. Despite the fact that in the photograph it's clear that this person is wearing nail polish and has been giving it a woman for six years BBC refers to him as "he" throughout the report.

by Chipit to /s/TumblrInAction from bbc.com

Vietnam admits deploying bloggers to support the Communist Party's policies, operates a network of nearly 1,000 "public opinion shapers". (BBC 2013)

by HibikiBlack to /s/ConspiracyRecord from bbc.com

Farewell radiators? Testing out electric infrared wallpaper

by [deleted] to /s/technology from bbc.com

Ukraine has launched a fresh wave of anti-corruption raids on high-profile figures, including one of the country's richest men, Ihor Kolomoisky.

by neolib to /s/Ukraine from bbc.com

At least 32 people have been killed and 150 injured in a bombing at a mosque in the Pakistani city of Peshawar.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Hemp makes a comeback in the construction industry

by neolib to /s/business from bbc.com

China Covid: Coffins sell out as rural losses mount

by ActuallyNot to /s/Coronavirus from bbc.com

Japan PM says country on the brink over falling birth rate

by Drewski to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

BBC Reporting on UK: Excess deaths in 2022 among worst in 50 years. Scientists are baffled, but we all know what ISN'T causing it.

by iamonlyoneman to /s/VaccineSkepticism from bbc.com

BBC- The race to make diesel engines run on hydrogen. Studies have shown that controlling the mixture of hydrogen and air inside the cylinder of the engine can help negate harmful nitrogen oxide emissions, which have been an obstacle to the commercialisation of hydrogen motors

by Chop_Chop to /s/Hydrogen from bbc.com

European weather: Winter heat records smashed all over continent

by weavilsatemyface to /s/Europe from bbc.com

Italy's most-wanted mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro has been arrested in Sicily after 30 years on the run - Messina Denaro was tried and sentenced to life in jail in absentia in 1992 over numerous murders.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

UK’s consumer champion: Smart appliances could stop working after two years

by [deleted] to /s/technology from bbc.com

LGBT+: "We've had to start using Sanskrit because we've run out of letters."

by EternalSunset to /s/ClownWorld from bbc.com

UFO reports by US troops skyrocket to over 500

by Gaydolf_Titler to /s/conspiracy from bbc.com

As Canada prepares to expand its euthanasia law to include those with mental illness, some Canadians - including many of the country's doctors - question whether the country's assisted death programme has already moved too far, too fast.

by neolib to /s/canada from bbc.com

Should we be eating three meals a day?

by [deleted] to /s/Health from bbc.com

Brazil's judicial authorities have ordered the arrest of top public officials after rioters stormed key government buildings in Brasília.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Gloucester woman fined for grabbing transgender man's genitals and demanding to know what sex he was

by [deleted] to /s/NotTheOnion from bbc.com

Wikipedia's parent company has denied claims the Saudi government infiltrated its team in the Middle East.

by neolib to /s/technology from bbc.com

Former Pope Benedict XVI dies at 95

by [deleted] to /s/Christianity from bbc.com

Venezuelan opposition votes to abolish parallel government.

by HibikiBlack to /s/vzla from bbc.com

Controversial online influencer Andrew Tate has been detained in Romania as part of a human trafficking and rape investigation ... A police spokesperson confirmed the arrests to the BBC.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Scientists have developed miniature robots called ‘Pipebots’ to patrol the water supply network to check for faults and prevent leaks

by [deleted] to /s/technology from bbc.com

Director Steven Spielberg has said he "truly regrets" the decimation of the shark population following the success of the Oscar-winning film Jaws. He told BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs he fears sharks are "mad" at him for "the feeding frenzy of crazy sword fishermen that happened after 1975".

by neolib to /s/Movies from bbc.com

New Zealand passes legislation banning cigarettes for future generations

by Drewski to /s/politics from bbc.com

Haiti: Inside the capital city taken hostage by brutal gangs

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Medieval necklace found near Northampton 'internationally important'

by jet199 to /s/Archeology from bbc.com

Meta threatens to remove US news content if new law passes

by samiahsan to /s/technology from bbc.com

Pentagon Papers whistle-blower Daniel Ellsberg was Wikileaks' secret back-up

by neolib to /s/WikiLeaks from bbc.com

Drugs firms reach $260m US opioid settlement. (BBC, 2019)

by HibikiBlack to /s/conspiracy from bbc.com

Despite seeming like a good thing, the new report of November (2022) positive US jobs growth and wage increases is a bad sign of painful inflation ahead

by SoCo to /s/news from bbc.com

A new drug to slow progression of Alzheimer's disease by a rounding error, which causes 17% of patients to have brain bleeds, is being hailed as momentous breakthrough and 100% will be approved by FDA

by iamonlyoneman to /s/Medicine from bbc.com

The encouragement of self-harm will be criminalised in an update to the Online Safety Bill, the [UK] government has said.

by neolib to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

"There really is more to life than posting on Instagram"

by [deleted] to /s/SocialMedia from bbc.com

The mysterious Viking runes found in a landlocked US state

by cottoneyejoe to /s/offbeat from bbc.com

Young children exploited on OnlyFans, says US agent

by IkeConn to /s/ButtHurt from bbc.com

Semen sniffing dog brought in by Cheshire Police

by [deleted] to /s/NotTheOnion from bbc.com

Germany fires cybersecurity chief 'over Russia ties' (Wartime paranoia?)

by SoCo to /s/news from bbc.com

Vietnam admits deploying bloggers to support the Communist Party's policies, operates a network of nearly 1,000 "public opinion shapers". (BBC 2013)

by HibikiBlack to /s/conspiracy from bbc.com

IMF: UK set for slowest growth of G7 countries in 2023

by GeorgeCarlin to /s/economics from bbc.com

"All evidence points to false flag": The russia destroys the Kerch Bridge. World leaders have proclaimed the russia to blame for the Kerch Bridge attack

by Site_rly_sux to /s/WorldNews from bbc.com

Newborn babies had two spikes in their death rate over a six-month period. Doctors are baffled! (It's not the jab it can't be the jab it's not the jab)

by iamonlyoneman to /s/VaccineSkepticism from bbc.com

GlaxoSmithKline in $105m (£63m) settlement with 44 US states. (BBC News 2014)

by HibikiBlack to /s/conspiracy from bbc.com

Cancer-killing virus shows promise in patients

by Drewski to /s/Health from bbc.com

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