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Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.More than 200 people attended an illegal rave in St Pauls. One local resident described the Grosvenor Road scenes late on Saturday (July 3) as "mayhem", claiming police missed their opportunity to take action before it descended into "chaos". Avon and Somerset police insist they had no powers to intervene earlier at Grosvenor Road. When officers attended during the afternoon, people were gathered in groups of fewer than 30, according to police. READ MORE: Four killers jailed for 'public execution' of Andre Gayle in Easton The force says it appears that hundreds of people later gathered on Grosvenor Road after being dispersed by police from an illegal rave on nearby Ashley Road. You can see footage at the top of this page. One Grosvenor Road resident said: "St Pauls is an amazing community. People look after each other. This was not representative of that. I didn't see my 80-year-old Jamaican neighbour there listening to drum and bass. I didn't see any of the Somalian families who are a big…

NCPCR has written a letter to the DGP of Jammu and Kashmir and sought registration of an FIR in the matter. File photo (Reuters) Edited By Abhishek Sharma Updated: Jul 5, 2021, 08:58 PM IST The problems for Twitter in India don't seem to end anytime soon as the microblogging platform may have another case registered against it. The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has written a letter to the DGP of Jammu and Kashmir and sought registration of an FIR in the matter of tweet from Twitter ID @AGH HISTOrY.  After this letter, problems may increase for Manish Maheshwari, MD of Twitter India and Policy Manager of Twitter India. NCPCR has written to Jammu and Kashmir Police requesting registration of FIR against Twitter India MD Manish Maheshwari and Twitter India Policy Manager Shagufta Kamran. According to the NCPCR letter, there is an allegation of misrepresenting an innocent child in terrorist activities by the terrorist organization - 'Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind'. A child is seen firing a gun in a video tweeted by @AGH HISTOrY on Twitter. Four-five persons are also seen in the video who are instigating the child for firing. In the letter sent by NCPCR, it…

The Centre also said IT rules are "law of the land" which the San Francisco-headquartered company has to comply with.(Reuters) Here are today’s top news, analysis and opinion. Know all about the latest news and other news updates from Hindustan Times. PUBLISHED ON JUL 05, 2021 08:56 PM IST Here are today’s top news, analysis and opinion. Know all about the latest news and other news updates from Hindustan Times.‘Twitter has failed to comply with IT rules’: Centre tells Delhi high courtThe faceoff between India and Twitter continued on Monday as the central government filed an affidavit in the Delhi high court, accusing the social media giant of failing to comply with the IT rules. Read more'No one has any doubt about his ability': Laxman wants 21-year-old Indian batsman to play all six matches against SLVVS Laxman has revealed his choice of opener for the ODI and T20I series against Sri Lanka. Laxman has said that he wants Prithvi Shaw to open all six matches during India's tour of Sri Lanka. Read moreMalaika Arora is startled at first but obliges traffic cop's request for pic. WatchMalaika Arora appeared to be taken aback by a traffic police officer who was taking…

WhatsApp New Feature: People use WhatsApp for sending messages, photos, and videos. The quality of the videos sent via WhatsApp often deteriorates. Since there is a decline in the quality of the video a lot of people resort to other apps to send videos (to avoid this issue). However, you don't need to worry about it anymore. WhatsApp will soon launch a feature that will allow users to choose the video quality How New Feature Will Work According to reports, before the video is sent on WhatsApp users will get modes like 'Best Quality Mode', 'Data Saver Mode', and 'Auto Mode'. You can choose any of the modes and it will determine the quality of the video to be shared. The feature is ideal for people who want to share videos via WhatsApp without the loss of visual quality. The arrival of the new WhatsApp feature will give users the option to save data and send high-quality videos.  However, it is not yet known whether there will be any limit to the best quality mode. It is expected that there may be some deterioration in high-res videos like 4K and 8K clips. Once this update arrives, you will get this…

Some online sleuthing reveals approximately how much YouTub streamer Dr Disrespect's custom Digital Storm PC may have set him back. When discussing the best streamers in gaming, there's a good chance someone in the conversation is going to name drop Dr. Disrespect. It's been a year since his controversial Twitch ban, of which Dr Disrespect nor Twitch have ever explained, but he does seem to be making the most of it. Dr. Disrespect is now streaming on YouTube and keeping up his brand of high octane, over-the-top fun. To accomplish all of that, though, Dr Disrespect needs a strong rig. Last year, Dr Disrespect received a custom PC from Digital Storm, with the Doc revealing the various specs of the computer but never the price. Continue scrolling to keep reading Click the button below to start this article in quick view. Now, Dexerto has managed to deduce a rather good estimate on the cost of YouTube streamer Dr. Disrespect's PC by using website PC Part Picker. Barring any changes or upgrades since he last revealed his PC, which would only add to the estimated price, Dr Disrespect's PC includes the following: CPU: AMD Threadripper 3990X 2.9 GHz 64-CoreMOBO: Asus ROG…

The funds will be used for an air-conditioned cabin for the security guard who was pictured sitting in the heat. A Snapchat photo of a Lusail security guard sitting outside in 45 degree heat made the rounds on Monday, prompting Qatar’s community to come together to take action to provide an air-conditioned cabin. اخذت الصورة من تغريدة لاخت اتابعها .. !يا ويلكم من الله ارحموا من في الارض يرحمكم من في السماء يا الوسيل 👎🏼 pic.twitter.com/LS3rjXWpXH — نوف بنت ناصر آل ثاني (@AmoreQtr) July 4, 2021 The Snapchat post read “Lusail give us permission and we will purchase an air-conditioned cabin. It will be considered charity work for people to participate in.” The image, which quickly spread across other social media platforms, also triggered a debate on the conditions of labour during Qatar’s summers, where temperatures can reach up to 50 degrees. In May, Qatar introduced a new law that bans outdoor work during summer. Per new legislation, staff are prohibited to work outside between 10am and 3:30pm starting from 1 June and up until 15 September every year. Read also: Qatar closes 232 work sites in just one month for violating summer working hours This replaces earlier legislation issued…

My first job out of university was at one of the big investment banks in London. My family and friends were incredibly proud – we were from working class backgrounds in Birmingham and a role like that was the stuff of dreams. But after just three weeks, I knew it was not for me and I left – I simply didn’t fit in. One of the first things I noticed when I arrived in Canary Wharf was the clothes. I didn’t look the“part”. My new navy suit was comparatively cheap – you could tell from the cut and the fabric  – and to compound the issue, I’d paired it with brown shoes. “No brown in town” laughed my new public school-educated colleagues. I wasn’t wearing the right uniform. Soon after I entered the tech industry, I received feedback that I didn’t celebrate my achievements enough. My firmly-held belief that my work should speak for itself was described by my manager as “a working-class attitude”. Over the years that followed, I came to believe that if I was to build a meaningful career, I would need to assimilate. I’d need to look and sound like others, learn the unwritten codes and…

By Corey Atad. 2 hours ago Jeannie Mai is keeping it real. On Monday’s “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”, tWitch steps in as guest host and welcomes TV personality Jeannie Mai to talk about the upcoming eighth season of her talk show “The Real”. RELATED: Jeannie Mai Explains How She And Jeezy Support Each Other And Shares Her Favourite Self-Care Practices “I have not been here since the official lockdown last March,” Mai says of her return to the studio lot after taping remotely from home. “I used to walk around these streets. I would holler at Ellen when she would drive in.” Discussing the success of her talk show, Mai says, “We started out at ‘The Little Show that Could’, a show about women of colour, and we were told we couldn’t make it. A lot of people didn’t believe in us. And we didn’t just make it, we did it and continue to do it!” Mai also talks about her wedding to rapper Jeezy earlier this year and her mom’s incredible outfit for the big day. “My mother is Vietnamese, and with Vietnamese women, they like to make their own rules,” she says. “I asked one favour, I said…

With more than 2 billion users, WhatsApp Messenger is the most popular chat app in the world. A study published in the latest Social Media Landscape report by World Wide Worx and Ornico showed that over 93% of Internet users in South Africa between the ages of 16 and 64 use WhatsApp. WhatsApp’s nearest rival in the mobile instant messaging space in South Africa is Telegram. The statistics showed that Telegram is now used by 19.7% of South African social media users, receiving a boost from a controversial and misunderstood privacy policy change that threatened to cut WhatsApp users off if they do not agree to the new privacy policy. Despite the backlash against WhatsApp’s ultimatum, the app remains popular. Here are six important settings you should consider changing for a safer and more efficient WhatsApp experience. Turn on Screen Lock WhatsApp’s biometric authentication feature allows you to automatically lock the app after a set time or immediately after exiting. You can then unlock it again using your fingerprint or facial recognition. This can prevent unscrupulous bystanders from snooping through your messages. To enable this feature, select the three-dot menu in the top right of your screen on your main WhatsApp…

There is no denying that YouTube is the most popular video platform, with over 2 billion active users each month. The creators on the platform are facing fierce competition, especially in the eSports niche. Rising to fame on YouTube is a challenge and the creators that have managed to achieve this enjoy fame equal to that of celebrities. Lifestyle Agencies| Jul 05, 2021 04:26 PM IST There is no denying that YouTube is the most popular video platform, with over 2 billion active users each month. The creators on the platform are facing fierce competition, especially in the eSports niche. Rising to fame on YouTube is a challenge and the creators that have managed to achieve this enjoy fame equal to that of celebrities. Holywtd’s journey on YouTube is a great example of determination, passion, and commitment. It shows what all young creators are aspiring to be, but also the dangers of rising to stardom on the platform. About Holywtd Holywtd established his first eSports YouTube channel in 2018, under his alias name. Like many other creators, he was passionate about Fortnite, a game that still dominates the YouTube audience’s preferences.  The beginning of Holywtd was not easy, however the…