Graham Hewitt

Due to increasing confidence in travel and relaxation of the corona restrictions, budget airline Ryanair sees its passenger numbers rise again. In June, the Irish low-cost airline exceeded its own expectations with 5.3 million passengers on…
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After six years of ceasefire, Google and Microsoft are going to sue each other again. The companies blew up an agreement in which they promised not to sue each other. In 2015, the two tech giants reached a "non-aggression pact," a…
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Opponents of the Brexit protocol that gives Northern Ireland a separate status have suffered a defeat in court. The court in Belfast ruled that the regulations do not conflict with British or European law. Lawyers for pro-British…
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Lesbian couples and single women in France have access to fertility treatments. After two years of debate, parliament has passed a bill to that effect. Under current French law, only heterosexual couples can access medically assisted…
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Prosecutors in New York appear to be heading for a trial against ex-President Donald Trump's business empire for financial tampering. His lawyers have been given until tonight to present their final arguments against a lawsuit. The…
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British Health Secretary Matt Hancock is under fire for having appointed a close friend as an adviser as a crucial figure in corona policy and, according to British media, also had an affair with her. The Sun newspaper has…
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Two young South African brothers have disappeared without a trace, with bitcoins worth 3 billion. Ameer and Raees Cajee, barely 18 and 21 years old, took off with 69,000 bitcoins. Those belonged to people who had entrusted their…
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Four days after the first positive corona test at the Ugandan delegation, which arrived in Tokyo on Saturday, the organizers of the Olympic Games in the Japanese capital announced on Wednesday that a second Ugandan tested positive for…
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In principle, Google's video channel YouTube and similar online platforms are not liable for copyright infringement of content that users upload. That would only be the case if the operators actively point out the illegal videos to the…
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The European Union is extending economic sanctions imposed on Crimea since Russia annexed it. They will last at least a year longer. Products from the Ukrainian peninsula do not enter the EU, and European companies are not allowed…
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