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After more than a year of litigation, TikTok has agreed to pay $92 million in a proposed settlement in a multidistrict litigation matter on Thursday on

On Thursday, Judge Lucy H. Koh of the Northern District of California issued an order partially granting and partially denying Zoom Video Communication

A federal court in Illinois granted preliminary approval to a $92 million settlement reached in the TikTok multidistrict litigation MDL, over objections that had been raised in March concerning the basis and terms of the settlement.

Ask for it back one last time and explain that you will instruct a solicitor if they refuse. But this should be a last resort

A man who claimed he had delivered 1,000 telephone directories when he had in fact dumped them on a city street has been ordered to pay £884 for…

Victim lost job because of his actions

This is a weekly post spotlighting labor topics in focus by the US legislative and executive branches during the previous week. In this issue, we cover....

BBC board announces new review of effectiveness of editorial policies and governance Jeremy Vine said its hard to disagree that police should launch criminal probe Shared piece written by former-chief prosecutor for North West Nazir Afzal Said police cannot hold back any longer and must consider probing Bashir Charges including forgery, pecuniary advantage by deception or misconduct in public office

Key conclusions of todays bombshell report that brought shame on the BBC The BBCs global reputation has been badly tarnished by Martin Bashirs treatment of Princess Diana and the broadcasters subsequent actions, a senior minister said today. Culture minister John Whittingdale told MPs the probe into the 1995 Panorama interview scandal makes shocking reading as the Commons discussed the scandal.  He said that it details not just an appalling failure to uphold basic journalistic standards, but a...

 Home Secretary has not ruled out criminal prosecutions in wake of BBC scandal   Scotland Yard said it will study report to assess any significant new evidence   Lord Dyson said Bashir was in serious breach of BBCs producer guidelines   Journalist faked bank statements and gave them to Earl Spencer to gain access   Priti Patel said BBCs reputation had been compromised following report   Her comments came as Lord Michael Grade urged BBC to stop hand wringing   Fallout continues foll...