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Am 19. September tagt der Bäderausschuss in einer Sondersitzung. Die Verantwortlichen wollen sich eingehend mit Energiesparmaßnahmen befassen und in Zeiten der Krise die Kosten der Schwimmbäder in Karlsruhe eindämmen - unter anderem mit erhöhten Eintrittspreisen. Welche Maßnahmen die Betreiber sonst anstreben und wie sich die 14,5 Millionen Euro langfristig lohnen sollen, hat ka-news.de recherchiert.

I wonder here, chris, though whether he will be a symbolic act to pull the plug on rt as a tv channel for them in reality, most of its impact appears to come through youtube and social media. definitely. i mean, it's not like there are millions of british people watching rt on television. it'sjust, you know, it has tiny audiences. but of course, like a lot of things, its voice is online. you know, things go viral, their shared. so, that's a challenge for ofcom because of course is a moment, you know, it does not have jurisdiction over youtube or other digital platforms. it's a tv regulator in ...

And that's very rarely reported if the decision is taken not to proceed. and the trouble is at that stage, the person or organisation has been damaged for all time. and, david and hugh, while you're focussed on the ruling of the supreme court in the uk, erika, you published a story with huge ramifications in germany, but it was published by the ft, which is based in the uk. i wonder how you compare the approach to privacy and to public interest in the two countries. criminal cases, of course, are very different in germany. there is a law is whatever you're discussing a case, you have to use th...

Damages of £25,000 against bloomberg and an injunction| on the reporting. we appealed that decision, and in 2020, the court - of appeal upheld that first - judgement and we took it then all the way to the supreme court and last week, - the judgement came down upholding that original - decision, denying our right to publish the story. - and what was the reasoning the supreme court gave you for that? i mean, essentially there's a 51—page ruling that came j with a judgement, but boiling it down, it effectively said - that this individual's right - to privacy trumped the public interest in what...

An internal review by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation of its decision to reject a Freedom of Information request from a security researcher, w...