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A quadriplegic man, who became a symbol of the right-to-die debate in France, has died after doctors removed his feeding tubes, his family says.more

Theresa May's successor in Downing Street will be spared any temptation to interfere in senior church appointments after a change in the rules.more

The UK's data privacy regulator has said it plans to fine the US hotel group Marriott International £99.2m.more

MPs have backed amendments which require the government to liberalise abortion and extend same-sex marriage to Northern Ireland if devolution is not restored.more

Thousands of apps have found ways to cheat Android's permissions system, phoning home your device's unique identifier and enough data to potentially reveal your location as well.more

Video-sharing app TikTok says it is "sorry" that some children and other young people have felt pressured into sending money to their favourite influencers on the app.more

Children who have grown up in Britain are being deprived of their right to citizenship because of the "heavy-handed" approach taken by immigration officials, a parliamentary committee has said.more

Heather Mills has received an apology at the High Court after settling her case against the News of the World over phone hacking for a "substantial" sum.more

Transport for London chief Mike Brown called for speeding up the UK road traffic legislation to allow users of electric scooters to travel legally. However, before this happens, the expert called for national security tests.more

A couple have been hit with crippling legal costs after the residents below them sued them over the noise of their children on wooden floors.more

The UK competition watchdog has launched an investigation into the way Google and Facebook collect and exploit personal data and have used their power to dominate the £13bn UK digital advertising market.more

A spokesman for Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) has announced a third probe into Apple regarding privacy and transparency.more

Over 20 immigrants illegally staying in the US and formerly employed by Donald Trump in a letter to the White House asked for a meeting with the president and protection against deportation. Trump has made blocking illegal immigration central to his presidency.more

The High Court has awarded 78,300 euro to a woman whose home was unlawfully entered by gardaí looking for her boyfriend who was wanted on an extradition warrant.more

A UK charity is to raise concerns with MPs over the Home Office's plans to force EU citizens to register for "settled status" after Brexit.more

Global tech companies like Google and Facebook have started lobbying against the U.K.'s proposed "duty of care" rules meant to prevent online harms, the Financial Times reported. more

Two tourists, aged 58 and 64, from the Czech Republic were fined for bathing naked in the Morskie Oko.more

Venice's new tourist entry fee has been put off from September 1 to January 1 next year, officials said Monday.more

All new EVs, hybrids and PHEVs must emit warning sounds below 12mph to alert pedestrians of their presence.more

The electronic-visa system is currently in place, on a trial basis, in the Russian Far East. more

An outdoor smoking ban in Sweden in certain public places, including playgrounds and train station platforms, has taken effect.more

A tourist in Sardinia was fined 41 euro for leaving an open window in a parked car.more

A man who refused to register his son's birth because he says he does not want him to be controlled by the state has lost a high court case.more

The migration policy project assumes the creation of a register of foreigners with information dispersed so far in many offices - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

Beating, violence, smacking are unacceptable and I never said that it is allowed to beat children or allow any violence - said the Ombudsman for Children's Rights Mikołaj Pawlak. As he added, the smacking is an unacceptable educational method.more