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Demonstrators are demanding the resignation of the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, after protests last month that began with students calling for an end to a quota system for government jobs

At least 25 people have been killed in Bangladesh, BBC say, in worsening clashes between police and anti-government protesters who are demanding that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina step down. We hear from a student and a government minister

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Meanwhile: Bangladesh

Dozens of people killed in Bangladesh as protesters renew call for PM to quit
Military announces curfew and mobile internet access cut off as fresh wave of demonstrations erupts across country - The country’s leading Bengali-language daily newspaper, Prothom Alo, said at least 75 people, including at least 14 police officers, had died in the violence. Channel 24 reported at least 72 deaths.

Meanwhile: Venezuela

Venezuela's opposition leader, Maria Corina Machado, has turned up at a mass rally in Caracas, defying government calls for her arrest.

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Meanwhile: as of 23:10

Shocking footage has shown far-right rioters cheering as they set fire to a Holiday Inn housing refugees in Tamworth.

It is the second hotel that has been targeted by violent mobs today alone

Chaos continues across the UK

Typically, developers code apps in Android Studio on a PC. Enabling USB debugging allows them to send data and commands between their computer and their phone.

But that isn't all debugging can do.

We can use the same feature to access a phone’s files and control them from our computer. The cool part? It works even if the device display or touch screen is broken.

Why You Should Keep USB Debugging Enabled on Your Android Phone

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“Israel has done more to prevent civilian casualties in war than any military in history,”

Gaza presents an extraordinarily difficult adversary environment - Unfortunately, negative perceptions on social media and elsewhere, based on a combination of disinformation, ignorance, and anti-Semitism, indicates there is a wide gap between the reality I witnessed and the perceptions abroad.

On The Ground In Gaza: What I Saw Of Israel’s Military Operations

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"There can be no possible reason for Ofcom to delay in rescinding its UK broadcasting licence"

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That ain't gonna happen

Dear racists smashing up Britain, you're being played by Russia to destabilise your own country.

Suggesting that Russia had no influence on the mindset of angry anti Muslim idiots is naive at best.

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Deploying facial recognition at travel hubs, train stations bus stations, won't stop people who know they are on a watchlist from traveling to "protests" its deluded to think it will.

The PM is overreaching with this as a solution

Facial recognition isn't the answer

Research by Big Brother Watch, one of the groups that co-ordinated the international statement, found that over 89% of UK police facial recognition alerts to date have wrongly identified members of the public as people of interest

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It just isn't

Silkie Carlo, the director of Big Brother Watch, said it was ironic the new prime minister was suggesting a greater use of facial matching on the same day that an EU-wide law largely banning real-time surveillance technology came into force

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Meanwhile:

Keir Starmer on Thursday wants to expand the use of live facial recognition technology would amount to the effective introduction of a national ID card system based on people’s faces.

PM is accused of ignoring civil rights and aping autocracies as he proposes new powers after far-right unrest

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