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This is the steele report. Our top thick week on the steele report, black History Month and a fascinating new book written by some local authors. Our questioning begins right now. Now from kwwl, this is the steele report. Welcome to this week he is weeks edition of the steele report. I would like to introduce them to you right now, dr. Katherine vam wormer is a professor of social work at the university of Northern Iowa in cedar falls, shes also an addiction specialist and author of several book...

Residents are fuming after being left with no water

Is the impact of Japans radioactive wastewater dump truly negligible? Cartoon: Vitaly Podvitski Ac

According to reports, Japan is set to implement its plan to dump nuclear-contaminated wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean in mid-August, drawing widespread international concern for food and ecological safety. Meanwhile, business at a related restaurant has reportedly already dropped by 10 to 20 percent in Chinas Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).

Victims of two separate attacks describe how they were set upon and left needing surgery as ITV News found reported crimes rose nearly 50% in two years. | ITV National News

From being attacked and called 'Chinese virus' to being abused online, this is the impact of racism on east and south east Asian communities, Ann Yip writes. | ITV National News

Words by ITV News Multimedia Producer Ann Yip Leaked text messages suggest senior members in the Scottish National Party, including Nicola Sturgeons husband, "pressurised" complainants and "meddled" with the police investigation of Alex Salmond, an MP told the Commons. Using his parliamentary privilege, David Davis, MP for Haltemprice and Howden, discussed the Holyrood inquiry into the Scottish government’s unlawful investigation of sexual harassment allegations against the former first mini...

play-icon By ITV News Multimedia Producer Ann Yip. Music by Bensound.com Unable to meet with family and friends, or go out unless for essential reasons, thousands of revellers stuck at home are turning to virtual raves to get through lockdown. The virtual rave scene was born when hundreds of DJs who found themselves out of work when the pandemic struck turned to online livestreams. After nearly a year since the first Covid lockdown, some of these raves have grown beyond being just livestreams....

Greg Unitt and Sydney Hardcastle fell head over heels with each other despite never being able to meet in person during lockdown.

People are reportedly abandoning Whatsapp for the messaging app Signal over privacy concerns.