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  1. Tiktok along with YouTube and others are a user platforms not a "source" Almost every major News source posts on those platforms. It's the poster or creator you look at, not the platform. Just for info ????
  2. What did Boris Johnson really know about Downing Street’s notorious parties?With fresh blockbuster revelations from our sources, who you'll hear in their own words for the first time, Partygate: The Inside Story can lift the lid even further in the definitive behind-closed-doors story of one of the biggest scandals of our era.
  3. A puppy who was rescued after only being fed a diet of fruit and salad leaves for months has made an amazing recovery. Cayan, a Cane Corso Italiano, was rushed to the vet for treatment after the RSPCA received calls from members of the public after his owner shared videos of the dog eating inadequate food.
  4. New Mexico's lawsuit against Walgreens was one of more than 3,300 filed by state and local governments accusing pharmacies and distributors of ignoring red flags that opioids were being diverted to the black market.
  5. Boris Johnson resigns as an MP - the bombastic political career that came to a bitter end His time in Number 10 was one of the most tumultuous of any prime minister. His rise to power demonstrated his mastery of the art of winning and surviving scandals against the odds. But as the crises grew, his luck finally ran out After his landslide general election victory in 2019, Boris Johnson looked unassailable as prime minister. His majority of 80 marked the end of the parliamentary logjam over Brexit, the Labour Party had collapsed into bouts of infighting and critics within his own party were silenced. The Conservatives had elected him leader months earlier, not because he had demonstrated a particular aptitude for government in his previous roles, but because they thought he could win where others could not - and he delivered in emphatic style.
  6. Boris Johnson's parting shot resignation letter is a rage-fuelled recognition he is never coming back In the months to come, Boris Johnson's decision today will be seen as an inevitability, rather than as a consequence of the privileges committee. Don't read this as a declaration of war against his enemies but as rage-fuelled recognition his political career is over
  7. A couple in California are in for a penny, in for a pound after finding what they estimate to be a million copper pennies in a basement. John Reyes and his wife discovered bags of the coins while cleaning her late father's Los Angeles home around nine months ago. The family thought about cashing them in for their $10,000 (£8,000) face value, but ultimately held back. One local bank told Mr Reyes it had no room in the vault to take the coins.
  8. AudioLive TV Log In Mysterious Covid-19 lineages in US sewers could offer clues to chronic infections By Deidre McPhillips, CNN Published 7:05 AM EDT, Fri June 9, 2023 Could poop prevent the next Covid surge? 02:01 - Source: CNN CNN — As Covid-19 testing and other coronavirus tracking efforts peter out in the United States, wastewater surveillance has become the primary method to monitor early community spread of the virus. And there’s some evidence that close investigation of the findings could also help unravel some of the mysteries of long Covid. Genetic sequencing of wastewater samples from sewer systems across the country has uncovered dozens of unique strains of the coronavirus, with multiple mutations in unusual combinations.
  9. Former US President Donald Trump is facing criminal charges over his handling of classified documents after he left the White House. The details of the charges related to files found at his Mar-a-Lago home in August 2022 have not been released. But Mr Trump's attorney, Jim Trusty, confirmed seven counts, including an espionage charge and several obstruction and false statement charges. He described them as "ludicrous". We will find out more when Mr Trump appears in a Miami court on Tuesday, but here is what we know so far. He will be charged under the Espionage Act Mr Trump will be charged with wilful retention of national defence information, according to his lawyer. While espionage has sinister connotations of spying and skulduggery, it is the kind of charge that has also been used in the past to prosecute individuals who have been criminally careless with important government documents. Donald Trump faces seven charges over secret files Trump is charged again. What happens now?
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