Social media ads promoting small boat crossings to UK to be banned

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Change to border security bill will also make it a crime to advertise fake passports, visas and work opportunities

Ministers are to outlaw social media adverts promoting journeys on small boats across the Channel to asylum seekers.

The government will create a UK-wide criminal offence that could lead to perpetrators being sentenced for up to five years in prison and a hefty fine.

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Social media ads promoting small boat crossings to UK to be banned

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Change to border security bill will also make it a crime to advertise fake passports, visas and work opportunities

Ministers are to outlaw social media adverts promoting journeys on small boats across the Channel to asylum seekers.

The government will create a UK-wide criminal offence that could lead to perpetrators being sentenced for up to five years in prison and a hefty fine.

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Tehran closes public restrooms as water crisis deepens – ایران اینترنشنال

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  1. Tehran closes public restrooms as water crisis deepens  ایران اینترنشنال
  2. Iranian president says country is on brink of dire water crisis  Reuters
  3. Ravaged after a 12-day war with Israel, Iran is now closing in on 'day zero'  Australian Broadcasting Corporation
  4. Could Iran's water crisis be the regime's tipping point?  Yahoo Home
  5. Iran: protests spread, as gov’t presses unity and the gallows  The Militant
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Exclusive / As the Gaza narrative shifts against Israel, The New York Times lives under a microscope – Semafor

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  1. Exclusive / As the Gaza narrative shifts against Israel, The New York Times lives under a microscope  Semafor
  2. Media should report what's happening in Gaza, not run Hamas propaganda | Opinion  USA Today
  3. How the Israeli Right Explains the Aid Disaster It Created  The New Yorker
  4. Opinion | Donald Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene and the Shifting Views on Gaza  The New York Times
  5. Is the Hunger Crisis in Gaza a Tipping Point in the War?  CNN
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Brazilian woman found dead with 26 iPhones glued to her body – dangerousminds.net

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  1. Brazilian woman found dead with 26 iPhones glued to her body  dangerousminds.net
  2. Woman, 20, dies on bus in Brazil with 26 iPhones glued to body  New York Post
  3. Mystery As Brazilian Woman Dies On Bus With 26 iPhones Glued To Her Body  NDTV
  4. Bizarre end: Woman dies with 26 iPhones glued to her body  The Nightly
  5. New theory emerges after woman found dead with 26 iPhones glued to her body  Daily Star
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Three million on NHS England waiting lists have had no care since GP referral

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Exclusive: Data reveals ‘invisible crisis’ with millions yet to have first specialist appointment or diagnostic test

Almost half of the 6 million people needing treatment from the NHS in England have had no further care at all since joining a hospital waiting list, new data reveals.

Previously unseen NHS England figures show that 2.99 million of the 6.23 million patients (48%) awaiting care have not had either their first appointment with a specialist or a diagnostic test since being referred by a GP.

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Victorians could soon have the right to work from home two days a week under Australian-first laws

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Premier Jacinta Allan to announce proposal that if legislated would make Victoria the first state to enshrine in law the right to work remotely

Victorians could soon have a legal right to work from home two days a week, under proposed Australian-first laws to be introduced to parliament by the state Labor government in 2026.

The Victorian premier, Jacinta Allan, will use Labor’s state conference on Saturday to announce the proposal, which, if passed by parliament, would make the state the first in the country to legislate the right to work remotely.

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Victorians could soon have the right to work from home two days a week under Australian-first laws

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Premier Jacinta Allan to announce proposal that if legislated would make Victoria the first state to enshrine in law the right to work remotely

Victorians could soon have a legal right to work from home two days a week, under proposed Australian-first laws to be introduced to parliament by the state Labor government in 2026.

The Victorian premier, Jacinta Allan, will use Labor’s state conference on Saturday to announce the proposal, which, if passed by parliament, would make the state the first in the country to legislate the right to work remotely.

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