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Romanian authorities have seized a fleet of luxury vehicles from Andrew Tate's home following his house arrest amid human trafficking allegations. Tate and his brother Tristan face serious charges, including forming a criminal gang and sexual exploitation. The investigation continues as they deny all allegations.
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At the Venice Film Festival, Daniel Craig premiered his new film 'Queer', showcasing a significant shift in his career post-Bond. The film, directed by Luca Guadagnino, is based on William S. Burroughs' novel and features Craig in a leading role that explores LGBT+ themes.
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Apple's iPhone 16 launch has been overshadowed by declining pre-order sales and fierce competition from Huawei's new Mate XT smartphone. Analysts report a 12.7% drop in iPhone 16 pre-orders compared to last year, raising concerns about Apple's market position, especially in China, where local rivals are gaining ground.
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Gisele Pelicot, 71, is publicly testifying against her ex-husband and 50 co-defendants accused of drugging and raping her for nearly a decade. Her courageous decision to hold a public trial has ignited protests across France, highlighting the pervasive issue of sexual violence and the need for societal change.
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The Ormiston Academies Trust is phasing out smartphone access for 35,000 pupils across its schools due to concerns over mental health and learning disruptions. This initiative reflects a growing trend in the UK and internationally to limit children's smartphone use during school hours, with various schools adopting similar policies.
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Instagram has launched new 'Teen Accounts' with stricter privacy settings for users under 18. These accounts will be private by default, limit messaging to known contacts, and include features like sleep mode to mute notifications overnight. The changes aim to enhance online safety amid growing concerns over social media's impact on youth.