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YouTube in the UK will begin displaying fact-check panels to stop the spread of fake news.
They'll show information from third-party organisations above search results to give users more context about what they're looking for.
More than 1,000 university students across Scotland are self-isolating, after coronavirus outbreaks thought to be linked to freshers' week.
More than 600 people are now in quarantine in Glasgow, with another 500 in Dundee.
A coronavirus contact tracing app finally launches in England and Wales later.
It works like the system here in Ireland using bluetooth.
It will also allow people to 'check in' at venues like cafes and pubs, book a test and report symptoms.
US President Donald Trump says he can't guarantee a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the election in November.
Over the past couple of months he has raised concerns over mail-in voting - with a number of posts on social media around the issue taken down due to misinformation.
Two police officers have been shot and injured in protests in Kentucky in the US.
Demonstrations have reignited after no officer was charged with offences directly linked to the killing of Breonna Taylor.
The 26-year-old black woman was shot as her home was raided in March.
The North's Deputy First Minister will meet the Foreign Affairs Minister this morning to call for more support in the Brexit controversy.
The leaders of the other three pro-remain parties in the North will also attend the meeting in Dublin.
TikTok has banned adverts for weight-loss supplements and fasting apps.
The video-sharing platform says it's introducing new policies restricting content that promotes a harmful and negative body image.
It's also limiting weight management ads so they only reach users over 18s.
The second highest number of daily COVID-19 cases has been recorded today in the North.
220 people have been diagnosed with the virus and there have been no further deaths, according to its Department of Health.
The Eiffel Tower in France has been evacuated over a bomb scare.
Police in Paris have cornered off the area and surrounding streets.
Local media say it was the result of a phone-in bomb threat.
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560 people have died trying to cross the Mediterranean so far this year.
The European Commission has published new proposals to reform the EU migration and asylum system.
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