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Government and business websites across Europe were taken down in a bid to protect organisations over security concerns. Developers of the PHP programming language say ​updates to fix two critical vulnerabilities are now ​live. Sky's @t0mclark3 explains everything we know ⬇️
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A woman who alleges comedian Russell Brand raped her claims he later texted 'I wanna push you further'. Brand faces three counts of rape, three of sexual assault and one of indecent assault. He denies all the charges. Warning: The full podcast contains explicit detail from allegations of rape as described in court. @skymartinbrunt
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Stephen Hubbard, a 74-year-old retired teacher from Michigan, accused by Russia of being a mercenary for Ukraine has been released from prison. Donald Trump reiterated numerous times that the US gave nothing to Vladimir Putin in return, but why did he feel the need to repeat the point? Sky's @skydavidblevins reports ⬇️
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.@MattBarbet - "He was accused by the Russians of being a mercenary for Ukraine. What was he doing in Ukraine back in 2022 when he was arrested? "We've worked this case for two years and we've come across no evidence whatsoever that he was an active participant in the conflict in any way, shape or form" - Martin De Luca, Stephen Hubbard's lawyer @MattBarbet - "Sorry to interrupt. You're telling me what he didn't do, but why was he there? Russia has freed retired teacher Stephen Hubbard after he was jailed for more than four years for allegedly fighting as a mercenary in Ukraine. Read more on this story 🔗 trib.al/BN7WvrP
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BREAKING: Doctors who treated Pope Leo for lung cancer have said the pontiff does not need any further treatment. The medics said final tissue and molecular tests have confirmed his lung cancer was localised.
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"It's really impactful because it means that anybody on the web can essentially access your web server if you're running the software PHP, which is a very popular web server software." Netblocks director Alp Toker tells @MattBarbet some people took down their own websites over hacking fears after a critical software update was issued to tackle vulnerabilities in programming language. Read the latest ▶️ trib.al/m9AfiR3
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