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Man who falsely claimed to be bitcoin creator sentenced for continuing to sue developers
An Australian computer scientist who falsely claimed to be the creator of bitcoin has been given a one-year suspended prison sentence after the high court in London ruled he was in contempt because he would not stop suing people.
Mr Justice Mellor had already found that Craig Wright, 54, repeatedly …
Why are Amazon workers on strike – and what does it mean for Christmas deliveries?
Amazon
warehouse workers across the countriesare on strike
after the company refused to start contract negotiations with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.Though it’s been well over two years since the first Amazon warehouse union …
‘He is fighting for his country’: Daniel Dubois tips Usyk to defeat Fury again
Daniel Dubois, the IBF world heavyweight champion, believes that Oleksandr Usyk will again defeat Tyson Fury in Riyadh on Saturday night. “Something in my heart tells me Usyk will pull it off again,” Dubois said only hours after landing in the city. “As a fellow Brit I want Tyson to …
Ofwat opts for expediency. It’s time for water companies to stop bleating | Nils Pratley
Have faith in Labour’s grownup government | Letters
There’s little evidence of a ‘brain microbiome’ | Letter
Contrary to what is implied in your article (
The brain microbiome: could understanding it help prevent dementia?, 1 December
), the weight of expert opinion in medical microbiology rejects the existence of a “brain microbiome” in the sense of a resident microbial community in healthy human brains. While …Nigel Farage and other MPs are mistaken over parliamentary privilege | Letter
Contrary to what Nigel Farage and many other MPs and peers appear to believe (
MPs consider naming Chinese ‘spy’ linked to Prince Andrew, 15 December
), there is no parliamentary privilege in our constitutional law that allows them to defy court orders or decisions if they think it …Kemi Badenoch is the ideal dinner guest for Sherlock Holmes | Brief letters
Seth Meyers on drones: ‘We’re all losing our mind’
Cheers, chants and hope for change: jubilant supporters thank Gisèle Pelicot for her bravery as rape trial ends
As Gisèle Pelicot walked down the steps of the Avignon courthouse at the end of the biggest rape trial in French history, hundreds of supporters who had travelled from across France and Europe burst into cheers and applause, chanting: “Thank you, Gisèle.”
Others stood with placards that read “shame has …