https://uk.news.yahoo.com/johnson-von-der-leyen-close-124107472.html
there isn’t long left”
The UK leaves the single market and customs union on December 31
The
Office for Budget Responsibility
and on the Arab Middle East Al Jazeera related
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/revealed-abusive-texts-led-discovery-123445185.html
A series of abusive text messages sent to an Al Jazeera investigative programme
were the first crumbs that eventually led to the discovery of an unprecedented
hacking operation against dozens of staff from the Qatar-based media network,
according to one of the journalists who was targeted.
The phone that appears to have been hacked had been used to contact various parties in the UAE.
Citizen Lab said in its report into the hack that Almisshal’s phone appeared to have
been hacked by tools developed by Israel’s NSO Group, whose spyware is alleged
to have been used in previous surveillance campaigns in Saudi Arabia and the
UAE.
NSO has said its software is only meant to be used by government clients to
track terrorists and criminals.
In the past, its software has been linked to
allegations of human rights violations, including the targeting of journalists
in Morocco, political dissidents from Rwanda, politicians in Spain, and
pro-democracy clergy in Togo.
In a statement about the Al Jazeera hack, NSO Group said it was not familiar with the allegations.
“As we have repeatedly stated, we do not have access to any information with respect to the identities
of individuals our system is used to conduct surveillance on.
However, where we receive credible evidence of misuse, combined with the basic identifiers of the
alleged targets and timeframes, we take all necessary steps in accordance with
our product misuse investigation procedure to review the allegations,” NSO Group
said.
Noted https://uk.news.yahoo.com/priti-patel-ahead-of-the-curve-covid-102424740.html
And
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/string-failures-british-government-helped-060008075.html?soc_src=community&soc_trk=wa
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To be fair to ministers, some aspects of the crisis were acted on speedily and decisively. The chancellor, Rushi Sunak, and HM Treasury were probably ahead of the (sharply downwards) economic curve, while the Nightingale hospitals were also ready in time. Those in the NHS, the medical regulator, universities and pharma companies have moved with impressive speed to develop new treatments and vaccines, and indeed to identify the new more infectious mutation of the coronavirus.
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/priti-patel-government-ahead-curve-143550016.html
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