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Smartphone makers don't bother to comply with EU repairability requirements - Vast majority of new devices on market still don't give repair information to owners, but give themselves top marks for repairability

theregister.com
u/ByGollie — 1 month ago
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High Ranking Russian official tasked with combating terrorism falls from window in Yekaterinburg soon after resigning

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u/ByGollie — 1 month ago
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Putin allows seizure of Russian businesses over drone attacks - Funding for the maintenance of the seized property will be covered by the income generated by that property itself

newsukraine.rbc.ua
u/ByGollie — 2 months ago
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Russians Are Pulling Billions From Banks As Fears Grow That Putin Could Seize Deposits to Fund The War - warnings that withdrawals for all of 2026 could approach twice the amount withdrawn during that first year of the war.

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u/ByGollie — 2 months ago
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Beavers from NATO territory ‘invade’ Kaliningrad, Russian media say - Dams are flooding fields, but a scientist says the border-crossing rodents are simply migrating.

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u/ByGollie — 2 months ago
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UK Parliamentary Watchdog probe into Nigel Farage's £5m gift from crypto billionaire is re-opened - just hours after he beat Count Binface in Clacton by-election

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u/ByGollie — 2 months ago
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All bodies of water in England polluted with toxic chemicals, official data shows - Environment Agency assessments find just 14.3% of country’s surface waters in good ecological status

theguardian.com
u/ByGollie — 2 months ago

Daily Mail Reveals Count Binface's Shady Links With Dissident Irish Republicans In The Early 2000s

https://www.betootaadvocate.com/daily-mail-reveals-count-binfaces-shady-links-with-dissident-irish-republicans-in-the-early-2000s/

Daily Mail Reveals Count Binface's Shady Links With Dissident Irish Republicans In The Early 2000s

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A bombshell Daily Mail investigation has uncovered the independent candidate for Clacton-on-Sea Count Binface's shady relationship with the Continuity IRA during the early 2000s.

The dissident Irish Republic group, who splintered from the IRA after the Good Friday Agreements to continue armed hostilities against the British government, reportedly met with the candidate on several occasions on the Northern Irish border from 1999-2004.

One photo which emerged sees Count Binface alongside armed men attending the funeral of a notorious IRA council member. CTA Ad Image

An anonymous former IRA member confirmed the presence of Binface at the funeral.

"He was a good man. He believed in the struggle, and he was payin' his respects to a brave soldier," said the anonymous member.

While Count Binface refused to comment on the allegation, he reaffirmed his support for Irish unity and “the struggle of all occupied peoples around the world.”

Along with several photos with a designated Irish terrorist group, it has also been revealed that Count Binface flew from London to Libya on more than 2 occasions in the 90s.

The bombshell investigation comes at a bad time for Binface, as his campaign against his opponent Nigel Farage, who called a snap by-election last month, was just starting to gain some steam.

It is being reported that the Daily Mail is still investigating Binface's rumoured ties to Basque separatist group ETA and his "holidays" in San Sebastian.

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u/ByGollie — 2 months ago
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How George Cottrell’s Reform UK Network in Montenegro Is Tied to Sanctioned Russian Oligarchs. Nigel Farage’s criminal funder runs a Montenegro company whose corporate advisors work for a Belgrade Russian-arms dealer and individuals tied to Russian state-linked enterprises

bylinetimes.com
u/ByGollie — 2 months ago
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France to deport pro-Russian propagandist Xenia Fedorova, accusing her of acting 'as a conduit for disinformation campaigns orchestrated by the Russian authorities' with the aim of 'destabilising public order.'

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u/BarbecueChickenBBQ — 3 months ago