It was one of Twitter's the longest outages since breaking down for more than two hours in 2016.
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Twitter Sues Elon Musk Over $44bn Takeover Deal
The lawsuit said that after Mr Musk agreed to the deal, the stock market fell, along with Tesla shares.
Read More »Elon Musk Pulls out of $44bn Deal to Buy Twitter
Twitter says it plans to pursue legal action to enforce the agreement.
Read More »Shinzo Abe: Explosives Found at Shooting Suspect’s Home – Reports
Japan's former prime minister Shinzo Abe has died in hospital.
Read More »Japan Ex-PM Shot
Shinzo Abe, the former Japanese Prime Minister was shot twice while giving a campaign speech.
Read More »Calls for Downblousing to be made a Criminal Offence in England and Wales
Law chiefs want the act of taking photos down a woman’s top without consent, or “downblousing”, to be made illegal in England and Wales. New proposals also aim to protect victims of intimate image abuse and revenge porn by changing current laws. The Law Commission, which reviews and updates legislation, is also calling for a ban on sharing pornographic deepfakes ...
Read More »Boris Johnson Facing Calls to Quit as PM as Soon as Possible
Boris Johnson is to stand down as Conservative Party leader, but intends to carry on as prime minister until the autumn. He is set to appoint new ministers to replace those who quit in protest at his leadership. He intends to stay in Downing Street until a new Tory leader has been elected to replace him. But some Tory MPs ...
Read More »Twitter Challenges India Order to Take Down Tweets
Twitter has mounted a legal challenge in India against government orders to take down content. The social media giant has filed a petition with the high court in Karnataka state resisting “several” such orders, sources told the BBC. Twitter was reacting to a letter from the government in June warning of “serious consequences” of non-compliance of such orders. Twitter has ...
Read More »R. Kelly Given 30 Years in Jail for Sex Abuse
But his lawyers called for a sentence of 10 years - the mandatory minimum for his conviction - or less.
Read More »Japan Swelters in Worst Heatwave Since 1875
Heatwaves have become more frequent, more intense, and last longer because of human-induced climate change.
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