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Sirin Kale and Lucy Osborne: 'Some women genuinely believed their career would be destroyed'

They split the work between them. Osborne had the daunting task of phoning Clarke to officially inform him of their investigation, as they didn’t have a legal contact for him yet. “He said something like, ‘Speak to my lawyers,’ and then he hung up,” she remembers. His lawyers soon got in touch and an invitation to comment was sent to them, as well as to Bafta’s and Maza’s legal reps. “Noel came back at least twice before we published,” she adds. “One of those times he came back with quite specific rebuttals that we had to put to the women we’d spoken to. That was quite brutal.”Concurrently, the bones of the articles were being carefully constructed by Kale, with every single word considered from a legal perspective. Gill Phillips, director of editorial legal services, was their Guardian angel. “Gill would notice the smallest detail that might be wrong and she’d immediately pick up on it,” Kale says. “The worst thing in the world is for someone to put their trust in us, to tell you their story and then you mess up by getting the date wrong and the whole thing’s discredited.”Eventually, the first story about Clarke went live 18…

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WA teacher deregistered after messaging female students while concealing identity | The …

PremiumThis article is available to subscribers who have digital access included in their subscription.Are you already a subscriber?Subscribe today.Get unlimited access to award-winning journalism from Western Australia's biggest newsroom with your subscription.Need Help? 1800 811 855.DigitalEveryday Digital$1 per dayCancel anytime. Min cost $28.Digital & PrintWeekend Papers + Everyday Digital$9 per week || StarMost popularCancel anytime. Min cost $36.All subscriptions include exclusive subscriber offers, events and giveaways with West Rewards, our subscriber rewards program.

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WWE Employees Now Believe No One Is Safe From Getting Fired – Ringside News

WWE could be letting go of even more employees after a banner year for firings. We previously reported that a handful of office employees were let go, and more might be on the way.Stan Stanski, who was WWE’s Senior Vice President of Creative Services, has been released from his contract. Stanski had been with the company for fifteen years.According to PW Insider, this was quite an unexpected move. However, even more shockingly, Stanski might not be the only one being released from his contract.A source close to the WWE shared that Stanski being released from his contract has been an eye-opener for many that the WWE “isn’t the same company it was a year ago” and that “no one is safe.”While there have been no official confirmations yet, if the PW Insider report is to believed, others might also be released from their contracts shortly. With a high-profile departure like Stanski’s, this might not entirely be out of the question.What’s your take on this story? Sound off in the comments.November 4, 2021 10:31 am

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Where was Henry Ruggs before the crash? WR 'mixed drinks' on a night out with family | MEAWW

During his night out in Las Vegas Henry Ruggs allegedly consumed '18 shots and other mixed drinks' leading to his intoxicated state while driving Videos on Snapchat show Henry Ruggs at Topgolf Las Vegas before the crash. (Twitter) When police found Henry Ruggs at the scene of a deadly car crash, they reported he showed "signs of impairment" at the scene. During his court hearing on November 3, prosecutors also noted that his blood-alcohol level was at least two times above the legal limit. Add this to the fact he was driving at 156mph, and it seems prosecutors have a slam dunk case of driving under the influence. Now, we may know how the DUI came about. As we reported, Ruggs was involved in a serious crash on November 2, that injured him and his girlfriend, and killed a 22-year-old woman. The victim, identified as Tina Tintor was burned to death after her car caught fire following the crash. As a result, The Las Vegas Raiders have decided to axe Ruggs, and remove all associated merchandise from the stadium. Now unemployed, the former wide receiver is facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. RELATED ARTICLES Video shows Henry…

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Doubling down on localisation, partnership efforts in India: Snap Inc's Nana Murugesan …

As Snapchat reached the milestone of 100 million users monthly in India recently, the company is focusing on doubling down its localisation and partnership efforts to further grow its user base. BusinessLine spoke with Nana Murugesan, Managing Director, International Markets, Snap Inc, about the company’s strategy in India moving forward, including partnerships, focus on augmented reality (AR), its localisation efforts and monetisation strategy for creators. Excerpts: How has Snapchat evolved in India? Reaching more than 100 million users is a major milestone for us. Our daily active users (DAU) growth over the last seven quarters has been more than 100 per cent. We have expanded since we started our India office just two years back. We focused on hiring leaders across different types of functions. We now have many different functions in India, and are building teams. We hope that the India office and our investments in the country mushroom. That's the word I want to use. Because as we invest in different functions, each of the functions starts growing. And then the sub-function starts growing. And so it's so nice to see some of the early stages of that mushrooming happening, and we hope that that will happen even…

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YPD investigating after school shooting threat at Cibola High School – KYMA

News 11 has confirmed that the threat was made through Snapchat YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - The Yuma Police Department (YPD) and the Yuma Union High School District (YUHSD) are working together to investigate after YPD received multiple calls Tuesday evening about a threat on social media. YPD said it received multiple calls after 8 p.m. about a social media post referring to a possible school shooting at Cibola High School. News 11 has confirmed that the social media post was made through Snapchat. YPD said it is actively investigating the threat, and working closely with the district to determine its source and validity. Cibola High School said school will resume as scheduled Wednesday morning. Anyone with information is asked to contact YPD at (928) 373-4700 or you can dial 78-CRIME at (928) 782-3463 to remain anonymous.

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California man fatally tortures puppy, posts video on Snapchat – IBTimes UK

A 19-year-old California man was sentenced to two years in prison Monday after he filmed himself fatally torturing a puppy and posting the gruesome video on Snapchat.The incident dates back to Feb. 13 when Angel Ramos Corrales assaulted the puppy at Louella Lane, in the Eastside district of Riverside, California News-Times reported.Prosecutors said during his sentencing on Monday that Corrales filmed the video depicting the brutal assault on the 4-month-old Chihuahua puppy named Canelo. In the video, the accused was heard saying, "I'm chilly," as he displayed the puppy with a gaping slash around his neck and kicked him, the outlet reported, citing court documents.Police arrived at Corrales' residence following a number of complaints by residents in the area who watched the video and identified him. Authorities discovered fresh bloodstains and scratches on his hands and splatters of blood all over the place, including the lavatory and bedroom.Corrales' roommate reportedly told arriving authorities that Corrales had locked himself in his bedroom. The roommate said he had the dog wrapped in a rug, according to ABC 7. The pet was immediately rushed to the Western Riverside County Animal Shelter in Jurupa Valley where the canine was euthanized. The decision was made…

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Apple's App Tracking Transparency reportedly dented Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, and …

Given the option to be tracked or not by mobile apps, it appears that many Apple device users have opted out of app tracking. It is then not surprising that some of the largest social networks have reportedly started seeing the effects of Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) in their ad revenue. Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, and YouTube were named as some of the tech companies affected by the ATT, per Financial Times. The Verge reports that the investigation found that the ATT has cost these social networks $9.85 billion in ad revenue in the second half of 2021 following the implementation of Apple’s privacy-focused policy. The ATT was announced in 2020 as one of the biggest changes coming to iOS 14 devices, but it did not go live until the iOS 14.5 update last April. Developers that track users across apps for purposes like personalized ads are required to ask users whether they want to opt-in or not of being tracked before proceeding with these activities. Data provided by Latome shows that Facebook was the most affected of the four services “in absolute terms” after Apple’s ATT reportedly cost the social media giant around $8 billion in ad revenue. While…

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Hundreds Swarm Rancho Cucamonga Halloween House Party Posted On Snapchat – CBS …

RANCHO CUCAMONGA (CBSLA) – Neighbors are frustrated after hundreds of people gathered to attend a Halloween house party in San Bernardino County that was posted on social media.More than 500 people swarmed a usually-quiet neighborhood in Rancho Cucamonga after an invite to the party was posted to Snapchat.READ MORE: Exclusive: Koreatown Neighbors Fed Up With Hoarding Health Hazard On Their StreetAccording to residents, people attending the party were parking in front of their driveways, throwing glass bottles in the street, urinating on walls, and driving erratically.READ MORE: Biden Tells World Leaders U.S. 'Back At The Table' During United Nations Climate Change Conference In Glasgow, Scotland“There you go: the power of social media,” said a neighbor, who only wanted to be identified as Patricia. “I mean, that’s insane.”The Sunday gathering was broken up by law enforcement who shut the party down because of the number of people in attendance and traffic issues it caused.MORE NEWS: Brian Hsu Of Irvine Charged With Assaulting Flight Attendant Aboard Orange County-Bound FlightNeighbors who took video of the wild party are upset that it got so loud and populated, especially because some say it ruined Halloween for the kids on the street. CBSLA Staff

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Self-isolating Scots headteacher 'caught on Snapchat – One News Page

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