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The First Minister said an online advert by Nigel Farage’s party deliberately misrepresented the Labour leader’s comments in order to stoke racial division. The post, shared on Facebook and Instagram, features a video of Mr Sarwar delivering a speech in 2022 at an event marking the 75th anniversary of Pakistan’s independence. READ MORE Labour accuses Reform UK of racist social media advert Campaigner behind Frank’s Law given lifetime achievement award The Supreme Court ruling applies now — so why is government waiting for the EHRC? Scottish Labour in call for Highland campervan tourist tax It opens with the caption: “Anas Sarwar has said he will prioritise the Pakistani community.”It ends: “Only Reform UK will prioritise the people of Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse,” urging support for the party in the Scottish Parliament by-election on 5 June. In the speech, Mr Sarwar encourages more people from Pakistani and South Asian backgrounds to get involved in politics.  » Read More

May 26, 2025 08:26 PM IST The student had reportedly used social platforms like Facebook and Instagram to connect with individuals linked to terrorist activities in Iraq. A university student in Pakistan has been sentenced to over two years in prison by an anti-terrorism court (ATC) for seeking bomb-making tutorials through social media platforms, a law enforcement official confirmed on Monday. The boy has been identified as Hannan Abdullah, a student of Human Resource Studies at the University of Narowal in Punjab province of Pakistan.(Unsplash/Representative) Hannan Abdullah, a student of Human Resource Studies at the University of Narowal in Punjab province of Pakistan, was fined PKR 50,000 in addition to the prison term of two years and six months handed down by ATC Judge Manzer Ali Gill, according to a PTI news agency report. Bomb-making lessons from FB, InstaArrested by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) in 2022, Abdullah had reportedly used social platforms like Facebook and Instagram to connect with individuals linked to terrorist activities in Iraq.  » Read More

Skip to content From Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo Facebook page(From Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo Facebook page)Published: May 25, 2025 at 11:09 AM CDT|Updated: 2 hours ago GULF SHORES, Ala. (WALA) - The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo posted on its Facebook page new additions to the zoo. Here is the post: Welcome Hatchlings! AGCZ Ringed Teal Ducks, Hades and Kore, welcomed new additions to their family in the Campbell Aviary. The hatchlings are doing well, and the aviary is open to guests. Please remember when you visit to respect the new hatchlings’ space, as their parents are doing a great job of being protective of them. #AGCZFamily #SpringHatchlings Copyright 2025 WALA. All rights reserved. Most Read Latest News  » Read More

This meeting will be livestreamed on the Coronado Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CoronadoNF; ASL and CART captioning will be provided.  » Read More

Screen shot of the instagram page vhp_bajarangdal_ashoknagar that was deactivated following request by Mangaluru City police. | Photo Credit: Raghava M. Four Instagram pages and a Facebook page were deactivated across the country, after Mangaluru city police presented to Meta the cases related to posting of inflammatory content in these pages that were registered in the city . In a press release, the police said a case was registered in Urwa Police Station recently for inflammatory posts in Instagram pages of vhp_bajrangadal_ashoknagar and shankha_nada. Similarly a case each was registered in Kavoor and Mangaluru South police stations for inflammatory posts in Instagram pages of dj_bharath_2008 and karaavali_official accounts respectively. A case was also registered in Barke police station for inflammatory content in Facebook page of Ashiq Maicala. All the cases were investigated by Cyber Economic and Narcotic Crime police. Following request by the Mangaluru City police, Meta deactivated the four pages across India. So far a total of six Instagram pages and one Facebook page have been deactivated by Meta,  » Read More

Reform UK’s group leader on the City of Doncaster Council has said offensive social media posts by one of his councillors, including one comparing Islamic dress to bin bags, are unacceptable. Councillor Guy Aston was asked about the Facebook posts, made on the page of Hatfield councillor Mark Broadhurst, during an interview with the Local Democracy Reporting Service. He said: “Councillors have a certain standard of behaviour. I have to say I think that probably transgresses that. “The matter is in the hands of the council now, so I don’t really want to say anymore.” Councillor Mark Broadhurst's official City of Doncaster Council portrait. | City of Doncaster Council The posts on Cllr Broadhurst’s page included a now-deleted image of Adolf Hitler with the suggestion the Nazi leader would have been a “legend” if he’d targeted people following Islam. Another compared Islamic dress to bin bags. Broadhurst, who was recently made deputy mayor of Hatfield Town Council,  » Read More

“Everything seemed genuine,” France told the Herald. “Joy asked me to transfer the money into her husband’s account. When I made the transfer via the ANZ app, it was a “complete match”- the account name and number confirmed this was a genuine transaction,” he said. France believed the Taylor guitar listing was in high demand - because Maharni asked him how long the transaction would take to complete. Joe France said everything seemed genuine when he transferred the money into the seller's husband's account. Photo / Dean PurcellHe also sent an email to the manufacturers of Taylor Guitars to verify the serial number on the guitar to ensure it was genuine, before he picked it up. “That evening, I messaged Joy to confirm the funds were in her account and asked where I should pick up the guitar. There was no reply,” he said. “The thing is, on Facebook Marketplace a seller can set up as many accounts and profiles as they want, and delete chats.” I messaged Joy ...  » Read More

María José Estupiñán is seen in an image from Facebook. Photo by María José Estupiñán /FacebookArticle content The murder of a 22-year-old model, university student and social media influencer has stirred outrage in Colombia.  THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS Enjoy the latest local, national and international news. Exclusive articles by Conrad Black, Barbara Kay and others. Plus, special edition NP Platformed and First Reading newsletters and virtual events. Unlimited online access to National Post. National Post ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition to view on any device, share and comment on. Daily puzzles including the New York Times Crossword. Support local journalism. SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE ARTICLES Enjoy the latest local, national and international news. Exclusive articles by Conrad Black, Barbara Kay and others. Plus, special edition NP Platformed and First Reading newsletters and virtual events. Unlimited online access to National Post. National Post ePaper,  » Read More

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Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, was recently hit with three fines totalling more than US$290 million in Nigeria. The fines were imposed by Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, Nigerian Data Protection Commission and the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria. Meta was accused of invasive practices against data subjects and consumers in Nigeria. The company denied the allegations and has challenged the fines in court. Entrepreneurship and international business researcher Tolu Olarewaju and professor of entrepreneurship Jagannadha Pawan Tamvada explain the implications of the fines. What are the violations for which Meta got fined? The trouble began on 4 January 2021 when WhatsApp updated its privacy policy to introduce mandatory data-sharing with Facebook (now Meta) and its subsidiaries. The main change allowed WhatsApp to share user business interaction data with Facebook for marketing and advertising purposes. The updated policy did not include an opt-out provision. It was a “take it or leave it” policy.  » Read More