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FaceApp and the #faceappchallenge have taken over social media feeds once again, and people using the app are worrying about what their pictures are being used for. First released in 2017, the smartphone app uses a filter to digitally age an image of your face by 40 years or so, adding wrinkles, eye bags and…
Body-worn cameras are to be compulsory for bailiffs under government plans to better the treatment of people in debt. Bailiffs are people who recover debt from people, now bailiffs who recover from private homes will have to wear a body cameras to prevent any unnecessary behaviour such as intimidation. The decision for body cameras to…
Drivers caught not wearing seat belts will face points on their licences under plans to increase the penalties for motoring offences. Currently in England, Scotland and Wales if a driver is caught not wearing their seat belt they will be given a £100 fine. The Department for Transport (DfT) have not stated their idea of…
Waitrose plans to close seven more stores as it goes through its second run of store reductions this year. This means 700 jobs will be at risk. Three of its supermarkets have already been sold to Lidl as cut price supermarkets are becoming increasingly popular. The stores closing are: Bromley in London Oadby in Leicestershire…
More than 600,000 members of ‘Generation Rent’ are facing a crisis of homelessness when they retire. This is according to a government inquiry into what will happen to millennials in the UK who are not able to get a house as they get older. People’s incomes usually halve after retirement, many in the private rented…
Alan Turing will feature on the new design of the Bank of England’s £50 note. He is celebrated for his code-cracking work that proved vital to the Allies in World War Two.The £50 note will be the last of the Bank of England collection to switch from paper to polymer when it enters circulation by…
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