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I was tricked into selling my laptop to scammers - I travelled to confront them (opens the original)
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A teenager travelled 70 miles to confront scammers who tricked him into sending them his Apple MacBook. Blake Walker, from Whitfield, discovered he had been duped after ‘selling’ the £650 laptop on eBay and posting it to an address in Essex. Blake, who works in a shop, listed the laptop for sale on June 29, and it was quickly sold. He received what he believed to be a genuine email from eBay, telling him the buyer had paid the money – but that this would only be deposited into his account after
More than 100 Londoners have drowned since 2020 and heatwave creates more risks (opens the original)
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Londoners have been urged to take extra care around water this summer following a spate of accidental drowning deaths. Three UK heatwaves have seen more than a dozen people drown nationwide after getting into trouble in the water, including a number of teenagers. At one lake in Lincolnshire, two teenage boys drowned within two months of each other in unrelated incidents. In response, the London Fire Brigade (LFB) is urging the public to take extra care around water this summer. More than 100 acc
Aldi pulls Argentinian wine from shelves ahead of England’s World Cup clash (opens the original)
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A British supermarket has gone viral for removing Argentinian products from shelves ‘in solidarity’ with England’s World Cup team. The Three Lions will face off against the South American team in the semi-finals of the tournament tonight – and, in a show of support for Harry Kane and the boys, shops are refusing to sell food and drink from Argentina. Aldi went viral after it pulled bottles of Argentinian Malbec from its shelves ahead of the match tonight A sign in its wine aisle read: ‘We have r
First giraffe born at Kent zoo in eight years named after Jude Bellingham (opens the original)
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He may be playing for the Three Lions, but Jude Bellingham’s new namesake is a different animal altogether. A Kent animal park has named its first giraffe calf born in eight years after the England star in honour of his ‘outstanding performances’ at the World Cup. Bellingham is the top-scoring midfielder in the tournament, having scored a total of six times so far. No midfielder has ever scored more at a World Cup. Two of these goals were in England’s match against Norway last weekend, a feat wh
Woman 'sacked two days before giving birth after AI was used in Meta layoffs' (opens the original)
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Some 26 employees of Meta Platforms have filed a lawsuit accusing the tech company of using AI-powered software to target specific staff for mass layoffs. The workers are accusing Meta of using tools that disproportionately target people with disabilities and those who took sick leave. One of the plaintiffs is a scientist who says she was on an approved pre-natal maternity leave when she was notified of her layoff, just two days before giving birth. Another, an engineer, claimed he received a lo
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