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    The M4 shut for ‘emergency roadworks’ early Thursday and was still closed hours later. Repairs had made the tunnel safe to reopen in the afternoon – but not before drivers experienced considerable delays

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    The hobbyists who helped build this site created technology that has been used to humiliate countless women. Why didn’t governments step in and stop them?

    For Patrizia Schlosser, it started with an apologetic call from a colleague. “I’m sorry but I found this. Are you aware of it?” He sent over a link, which took her to a site called Mr DeepFakes. There, she found fake ...

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    The commission wants Moldova to join the union – so it should drop its dry bureaucratic culture and instead meet people where they are

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    Access to nature and essential services, and friendliness of the people led ‘gateway to the Dales’ to top Rightmove index

    It is nicknamed “the gateway to the Dales”, is home to one of England’s best-preserved medieval castles and, for trivia fans, was the birthplace of half of Marks & Spencer. Now, the Yorkshire market town of Skipton has been named “the happiest pl...

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