The United Kingdom will temporarily ban Boeing 777 planes with the same engine that blew apart in the US over the weekend, transport secretary Grant Shapps said.
The engine, designed by Pratt and Whitney, failed shortly after United Airlines flight 328 took off from Denver, Colorado, forcing pilots to make an emergency landing on Sunday.
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2/22/21
10/30/19
Twitter to ban all political ads
The CEO of Twitter has announced that political advertising will be banished from the platform. It comes as Facebook faces criticism for its laid back attitude to political lies in advertising.Twitter
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6/5/19
Cuba-US relations: US President Trump tightens travel restrictions to Cuba
US President Trump tightens travel restrictions to Cuba
The Trump administration banned cruises to Cuba under new restrictions on U.S. travel to the Caribbean island imposed on Tuesday to pressure its Communist government to reform and stop supporting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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8/22/17
Internet: Saudi royals seek ban on .virgin, .sex, .catholic, .wtf and 159 more - by Kevin Murphy.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has objected to the proposed new
top-level internet domains .virgin and .baby – applied for by Virgin
Group and Johnson & Johnson respectively – on the grounds that they
will encourage pornography.
The bizarre claims are among 163 complaints about new dot-word gTLD applications that the Saudi Communication and Information Technology Commission has filed with domain name gatekeeper ICANN over the last few days.
“We consider there is a risk that this string is used in the same way as .XXX to host pornographic websites,” the commission wrote in its objection to Johnson & Johnson's .baby application.
Read more: Saudi royals seek ban on .virgin, .sex, .catholic, .wtf and 159 MORE • The Register
The bizarre claims are among 163 complaints about new dot-word gTLD applications that the Saudi Communication and Information Technology Commission has filed with domain name gatekeeper ICANN over the last few days.
“We consider there is a risk that this string is used in the same way as .XXX to host pornographic websites,” the commission wrote in its objection to Johnson & Johnson's .baby application.
Read more: Saudi royals seek ban on .virgin, .sex, .catholic, .wtf and 159 MORE • The Register
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