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Tom Cruise has gone viral on the popular video-sharing app TikTok, but the clips featuring the 'Mission Impossible' star are deepfakes that experts are calling the 'most alarmingly lifelike examples' of the technology. An account appeared on the app last week, dubbed 'deeptomcruise,' which shows a number of videos depicting Cruise doing a magic trick, playing golf and reminiscing about the time he met the former President of the Soviet Union. The series of clips have been seen more than 11 million times on TikTok as of Tuesday, with many millions more on other social media platforms. Although...

by Charlie Spargo Dunelm has appointed Tangerine Communications as its lead consumer PR agency, following a competitive pitch process in 2020. The agency will support Dunelm's strategy to move towards making its brand more meaningful, by operating an always-on consumer press office from national down to local level, as well as developing Dunelm's creator network. Since September, Tangerine has led Dunelm's tone repositioning and launched the brand campaign, 'Home, We Get It' - which shows real homes with all their desirable imperfections, and also included a 360° campaign across TV, in-st...

As Parler returns, Twitter is still allowing mainstream Republicans to spread misinformation Influential accounts posting baseless voter fraud claims have largely been spared suspension in Twitter’s latest purge. Brent Stirton/Getty Images In the wake of the assault on the US Capitol in January, Twitter took decisive action against false claims of election fraud by suspending 70,000 accounts associated with the QAnon conspiracy. However, new data shows that almost all of the most prolific spreaders of electoral fraud misinformation were within the orbit of the Repu...

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POLICE officers in Cardigan have been praised for their swift response, dedication and tireless actions after carrying out CPR on a critically ill man for 45 minutes. The team has been described as epitomising Dyfed-Powys Police’s pledge to keeping its communities safe after tirelessly doing all they could to keep the man alive. A call was made to the force’s control room at around 5pm on December 13, reporting that a 50-year-old man had been found unconscious at his home. The person who made the call was panic-stricken, believing the man had passed away. The town’s response t...