At least 15 hospitalised after double-decker bus crashes in London
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Trump loyalists 'driven deeper into internet' after social media bans
Twitter and Facebook have both frozen Donald Trump out, while Amazon, Google, and Apple cut access to right-wing app Parler.
Europe's autumn 'the hottest on record amid world's warmest November'
Sweden and Finland broke national records while Norway had its joint warmest November since records began in 1900.
Twitter's temporary tweak of retweet function causes confusion
Twitter has changed the way you retweet in the lead-up to #USElection2020.
But some people have been confused about the change.
How to have a conversation with a coronavirus conspiracy theorist
You may have family or friends who believe in unfounded coronavirus conspiracies.
So how can you engage in a conversation with them?
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Trump's misleading post may discourage US voters, says Twitter
Twitter labelled the post for potentially discouraging voters from heading to the polls.
Facebook though, did not put any warning label on an identical post.
Trump asks Supreme Court to let him block Twitter critics
The White House is asking the Supreme Court to reverse a 2019 ruling which said that the US President could not block users as it is a violation of the First Amendment.
Facebook launches Voting Information Centre ahead of US elections
Facebook is launching a tool that will show users how to vote by mail ahead of the 2020 US Presidential election.
Trump sets deadline for TikTok sale and demands cut for US government
The US President's comments come after Microsoft confirmed it was in talks with the video app's owner, China's ByteDance.
Viral video about hydroxychloroquine causes problems for social media
Hydroxychloroquine has trended again following the release of a viral video.
No, it has still not been found to treat COVID-19.
What is QAnon and should Europe be worried? | #TheCube
Conspiracy theory group QAnon has been around for years but we've been hearing about them a lot more in recent weeks.
QAnon: Twitter bans 7,000 accounts linked to conspiracy theory group
In a statement to The Cube, Twitter confirmed that they have permanently removed seven thousand QAnon accounts to date for violating Twitter guidelines in relation to spam as well as platform manipulation.
Philippine lawmakers vote against renewal of top broadcaster ABS-CBN
"This move solidifies the tyranny of President Rodrigo Duterte," Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch, said after the vote.
Facebook ad boycott groups 'disappointed' after Zuckerberg meeting
Facebook has been under significant pressure after hundreds of companies suspended their adverts on the platform.
Did Google really delete Churchill's photo during protests?
Fact-check: Did Google really delete Churchill's photo during protests? | #TheCube
Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and Greens agree to form new Irish government
The leaders of Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, and the Green Party have agreed on a draft programme of government, with the next Taoiseach yet to be officially confirmed.
What do we know about Hydroxychloroquine? | Euronews answers
The US president has yet again touted the drug. But what does the science say about Hydroxychloroquine?
Italian Health Ministry debunks alcohol to 'boost immune system'
The ministry been debunking misinformation and has also warned against breathing in hot air from hairdryers as a means of combatting the virus.
A third in Italy's COVID-19 epicentre estimated to have had disease
Bergamo, the epicentre of Italy's COVID-19 outbreak, made the estimates based on data from a website where citizens log their health status.
How are Europe's front pages covering the COVID-19 pandemic?
From the European Commission president apologising to Italy, to Germany's plan to loosen restrictions, here are some of Europe's headlines at the end of the week.
Air pollution plummets by more than 45% in major European cities
Paris has seen a dramatic drop of 54% in nitrogen dioxide levels compared to the same period in 2019.
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