Irish police have moved to clear protesters who are blocking the country’s only oil refinery, as mounting disruption to fuel supplies raises economic concerns.
Irish police have moved to clear protesters who are blocking the country’s only oil refinery, as mounting disruption to fuel supplies raises economic concerns.
Ireland has mobilised its Defence Forces to address an escalating fuel crisis that has seen farmers and haulage operators blockade major roads for three consecutive days. Defence Minister Helen McEntee
The UK’s financial regulator has launched a new tool to help protect consumers from the surge in investment and pension scams, after an estimated 800,000 people reported losing money in
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Russia has warned that it may impose a full ban on the messaging platform WhatsApp, accusing the service of failing to comply with national legislation.
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The UK’s benchmark FTSE 100 index closed higher on Friday, extending its longest-ever streak of gains.
TikTok has received a €530 million (£450 million) fine from Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) due to concerns over its handling of user information.
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The app went offline in the United States late Saturday. It was subsequently removed from both Apple’s and Google’s app stores in anticipation of a law that takes effect on