Mayor Criticizes Online Misinformation Laws

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Sadiq Khan says UK 's laws to counter misinformation are 'not fit for purpose' Asda is putting more staff on checkouts in a 'scramble' to tempt customers back.

Austrian authorities foiled an alleged terror plot which targeted Taylor Swift's tour and led to the cancellation of three concerts.

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