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New information technology rules. violence rocks mexicos midterm elections with dozens of politicians killed in recent months. and — a pair of white—tailed eagles — rescued from drowning by two long distance kayakers. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. its being hailed as a "historic agreement", that could see global governments make billions more in tax revenue. the deal made today, by the g7 group of leading economies could shake—up the tax system for m...

Sunshine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the g7 group of leading economies have reached what is described as an historic agreement to reform the global tax system. the deal includes a global minimum corporation tax of at least 15%. the indian government has issued a final notice to twitter to comply with its new information technology rules, which aim to make social media firms more accountable to legal requests for the removal of posts. a us federaljudge has overturned california s 3...

Despite the move, officials are still warning the country to prepare for a third wave of coronavirus. the indian government says twitter has one last chance to comply with new information technology rules, which aim to make social media firms more accountable to legal requests for the removal of posts. the authorities want twitter to appoint a grievance officer in india to deal with complaints. the bbcs south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan, explains why this is a complex issue for twitter. twi...

For a little bit of context, this has happened because twitter deleted a post by president buhari earlier this week. they said it breached its rules in that post, many nigerian users flagged it because they felt it was a threat to a succession its movement in the south—east of nigeria. the headlines on bbc news... in whats been hailed as a historic agreement — g7 finance ministers negotiate a deal on taxing multinational corporations. the head of nhs providers in england says coronavirus vac...

Hello. this is bbc news with well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. the g7 group of leading economies have reached what is described as an historic agreement to reform the global tax system. the deal includes a global minimum corporation tax of at least 15%. the indian government has issued a final notice to twitter to comply with its new information technology rules — which aim to make social media firms more accountable to legal requests for th...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. g7 finance ministers say their agreement to reform the global tax system will help end a "race to the bottom". the us treasury secretary says the post—pandemic world must be fairer. for too long there has been a global race to the bottom in corporate taxes, where countries compete by lowering their tax rates instead of the well—being of their citizens. despite a recent increase in cases, a leading nhs figu...

"This is being done by pushing notifications to its users on the same and the messaging app should be restrained from the doing the same," the Centre told the High Court.

The Centre told the Delhi High Court that WhatsApp, which became an "essential digital service" during the Covid pandemic, was now obtaining "trick consent" from its users for its updated 2021 privacy policy ahead of the ...

WhatsApp replies to Centre's 'trick consent' remark, says 'privacy remains highest priority' - The Centre emphasized that WhatsApp is indulging in anti-users' practices by obtaining the 'trick consent' for its updated privacy policy.

Read more about Indian Newspaper Society asks to be excluded from new IT Rules on Business Standard. INS has said that news websites of traditional papers follow the same stringent guidelines for publication as followed by newspapers, and should be exempt from the new IT Rules