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president in us history asks a divided nation to assess his achievements of the first term. there is much to debate. sweeping economic legislation and the recovery after the pandemic at the foreign policy front, marshalling the western alliance to support ukraine, but there's also the withdrawal from afghanistan on his record and high inflation that continues to undercut the efforts to stage an economic revival across the country. with all of that in mind, we can speak to michelle in new york. this announcement was not met with surprise but has it been met with surprise but has it be...

Voting booth of course. thanks for “oininu voting booth of course. thanks for joining us- — a regulator here in the uk is to police the "excessive dominance" of big technology platforms — with the power to fine them up to 10% of their global turnover under new legislation. the digital markets unit, which was launched two years ago, will be given new powers to ensure that consumers and businesses are not unfairly disadvantaged by the biggest players. let's speak now to our technology reporter shiona maccallum — how will this work? in the uk this will be known as the digital markets comp...

Artificial voice: in terms i of team selection, i have got really good options right now and i was delighted | that we were able to sign ryan kent at the start. of this month. find object. find people. explore. my other four senses are having to work extra hard to compensate for the sight loss. it's the independence. i now don't need to rely so much on sighted assistance. i'm actually doing a lot more on my own. now time for a look at this week's tech news. twitter says it has stopped enforcing its policy on misleading information about coronavirus. a notice announcing the change appeared on t...

On why the change is happening. other policies on misinformation still do appear to be in place. controversial measures which would have forced big technology platforms to take down legal but harmful material have been axed from the uk's 0nline safety bill. critics claimed it posed a risk to free speech, but campaigners have accused the uk government of watering down the proposed laws. it was the government saying, yes, this is legal, you can say it to one another, but you can type it online and it is going to get banned by social media companies. that is a shocking place for us to end up. son...

Still do appear to be in place. controversial measures which would have forced big technology platforms to take down legal but harmful material have been axed from the uk's online safety bill. critics claimed it posed a risk to free speech, but campaigners have accused the uk government of watering down the proposed laws. it was the government saying, yes, this is legal, you can say it to one another, but you can type it online and it is going to get banned by social media companies. that is a shocking place for us to end up. sony is aiming to bring motion capture tech for making avatars into ...