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Today marks the end of Facebook's fact checking program in the US, leading to the potential spread of misinformation and conspiracy theories on the platform. The move is part of a larger shift towards free speech and loosened content moderation influenced by Elon Musk. Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that previous efforts to combat misinformation had gone too far, leading to unnecessary censorship and user frustration. Full Article

Virginia Giuffre, Prince Andrew's sex assault accuser, was discharged from the hospital after a car crash following a post on social media claiming she had 'four days to live'. She left the hospital on Monday afternoon, avoiding the media, after being admitted for kidney problems. Giuffre's family clarified the situation and stated that her condition worsened after a car accident in rural Western Australia. Full Article

A government memo reveals that former prime ministers, secretaries of state, and ministers may be required to participate in hearings regarding the Manston scandal in Kent, where a controversial processing center for small boat arrivals is located. The inquiry into the former military base, used as a detention facility for those crossing the Channel in dinghies, is expected to be damaging to the Home Office's reputation, as stated in the memo disclosed to the Guardian...

Former science minister George Freeman is urging the UK to take on a leading role in regulating, insuring, and financing space exploration, comparing the current situation to the wild west. He emphasizes the need for standards in the rapidly evolving field of interplanetary exploration. Freeman's call to action highlights the importance of establishing guidelines for the future of space exploration. Full Article

A former bodyguard to Princes William and Harry, Graham Craker, who was with them during Princess Diana's death, has passed away at 77. Craker accompanied the brothers during Diana's funeral procession and clearing flowers from the hearse. Fondly called "Crackers" by the princes, he retired in 2001 after serving as a royal family bodyguard for 15 years, later volunteering for charities in Hertfordshire. Full Article

UK house prices experienced a 0.5% decline in March, dropping to an average of £296,699, the sharpest decrease since March of the previous year, according to Halifax. This decrease comes after a rush by buyers to avoid changes to stamp duty in England and Northern Ireland, signaling a cooling market. Full Article