Deeney receives racist abuse, Sterling against walking off
Apr 8, 2019
Watford captain Troy Deeney says he has been targeted with racial abuse on social media after scoring in the FA Cup semifinal victory over Wolverhampton
The Latest: EU committee OKs terror content takedown rule
Apr 8, 2019
A European Union lawmakers' committee has approved a proposal to fine internet companies if they don't remove terrorist content within one hour of being notified by authorities.
UK concerned for woman arrested in Dubai over Facebook posts
Apr 8, 2019
Britain's foreign minister says he is "concerned" about a U.K. woman arrested in Dubai for allegedly insulting her ex-husband's new wife on Facebook
New Zealand official calls Facebook 'morally bankrupt'
Apr 8, 2019
New Zealand's privacy commissioner has described Facebook as "morally bankrupt" and suggested his country follow Australia by making laws that could jail executives over streamed violence such as the Christchurch shootings.
English soccer teams condemn racist abuse of players
Apr 6, 2019
Two English second-tier clubs have condemned racist abuse of players following Saturday's games
UK police outside Ecuador embassy amid WikiLeaks tweets
Apr 5, 2019
British police have stationed armed officers outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London after tweets from WikiLeaks quoted what it said were high-level sources saying that Julian Assange could be kicked out of the building within "hours to days."
Australia could jail social media execs for showing violence
Apr 4, 2019
Australia's Parliament has passed legislation that could imprison social media executives if their platforms stream real violence such as the New Zealand mosque shootings
AP Explains: How tough new Australian social media law works
Apr 4, 2019
AP Explains: How tough new Australian social media law works
Instagram stars: Harry, Meghan fastest to hit 1 million fans
Apr 3, 2019
A new Instagram account opened by Prince Harry and his wife Meghan is the fastest-ever to gain 1 million followers
Probe after UK soldiers shooting at picture of Labour leader
Apr 3, 2019
Britain's military says it is investigating "totally unacceptable behavior" by some of its soldiers after they were filmed apparently using a picture of Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn for target practice
