This is hate preacher Abu Qatada, AKA Osama Bin Laden's ambassador in Europe.
His residence in England cost us £3million in benefits. The UK also spent a decade trying to extradite him to Jordan, where he was wanted on terror charges.
His defence barrister was Keir Starmer.
Oh dear Mike. Let's seen if this sinks in. Since the election over 20,000 illegals have arrived here on small boats. Not one has been deported. The ones you are deporting are overstayers who arrived here legally and are leaving voluntarily with a payment of £3,000 each. How's that sound old boy?
I am deeply disappointed to learn that Apple has disabled ADP (Advanced Data Protection) for users in the UK. This decision compromises the security of personal data, leaving it vulnerable to hackers and potential data breaches.
ADP was designed to provide an essential layer of security, ensuring that users' sensitive information remained private and protected. By turning off this feature, Apple is not only undermining user trust but also exposing individuals to increased risks in an era where cyber threats are more prevalent than ever.
Moreover, this move raises concerns about Apple's commitment to user privacy and data protection, especially given the growing number of high-profile data breaches in recent years. Users deserve the assurance that their information is safeguarded, and the absence of ADP could have serious implications for those who rely on Apple’s services for their personal and professional data.
It is important to note that the UK government bears significant responsibility for this situation. By implementing regulations that may have pressured Apple to disable such critical security features, they have inadvertently put people’s data at greater risk.
@AskPlayStation@PlayStation Still down. This has been going on for over a week for me with Arma Reforger also being DDOS attacked. I hope there is compensation for this
BREAKING 🚨: Keir Starmer and the government are looking into the idea of requiring anyone who streams Netflix or Disney+ to pay the BBC licence fee.
This follows a drop of 500,000 people who stopped paying their TV licence in 2024.
What is your message to the BBC?