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The spread of conspiracy theories online is quietly moulding the thoughts of a generation that’s always online, leading to fear and violence.

Extremists use the messaging service to stoke hate and violence. The German government plans to get tough on Telegram — but even if Berlin gets the firm to cooperate, this alone will not solve the problem, experts warn.

Extremists use the messaging service to stoke hate and violence. The German government plans to get tough on Telegram — but even if Berlin gets the firm to cooperate, this alone will not solve the problem, experts warn.

Over the past year, mobilizations around the world have sprung up against governmental efforts to contain the coronavirus through lockdowns, social

        A dedication was held Oct. 3 for an Ohio History Marker for Ward’s Canal, located at Howard Marsh Metropark in Curtice.

Sadiq Khan promotes three young women to top team after four directors quit City Hall Ross Lydall Sadiq Khan has rebuilt his top team at City Hall by promoting three dynamic young women after losing four of his most senior aides. Mr Khan’s four mayoral directors – Paddy Hennessy, Leah Kreitzman, Nick Bowes and Jack Stenner - used the end of his first mayoral term to depart their £120,000-a-year jobs. Today he appointed Ali Picton as mayoral director for operations, Sarah Br...

Christopher Daniels J/122 Juno © Paul Wyeth Forty-Seven J Boats have entered the 2021 Rolex Fastnet Race, the largest number of entries by a single boat brand, in the worlds largest offshore race. A record entry of over 500 yachts is expected to start the race in Cowes, on 8th August 2021. Notably the first entry was a J Boat! Eva Hermans J/122 Juliett Romeo. For the last four decades, J Boats have featured in every edition of the race. For the 49th edition, 12 different designs of...

Fastnet Race Entry Numbers Smash All Records 12th January 2021 A massive fleet make their way out of the Solent in the 2019 Rolex Fastnet Race Like tickets to Glastonbury, registration opened on the dot of 1000 UTC today for this summer’s Rolex Fastnet Race and speedily sold out. Within an hour an unprecedented 400 boats had entered the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s flagship event, which this year will follow a route finishing for the first time in France. Bow to bow this line-up represents a...

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Yachts and Yachting (c)Rolex Registration for the Rolex Fastnet Race opened at 10am UTC on Tuesday, 12 January, and within an hour an unprecedented 400 boats had entered. It wasn’t quite as fast as previous editions of the race, which have sold out in five minutes or less, but it shows that there is no lack of enthusiasm for the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s flagship event, despite its course change. This year for the first time the race will finish not in Plymouth but in Cherbourg....