Новости за 27.06.2017

Democrats Don't Think Trumpcare Is Dead
The Atlantic
Subscribe to The Atlantic's Politics & Policy Daily, a roundup of ideas and events in American politics. Republicans backed off a plan to vote this week on legislation rolling back much of President Obama's signature healthcare law, the Affordable Care ...

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Grenfell Tower cladding scandal could cost councils millions after Government says no guarantee of extra funding
The Independent
'There is no way we can afford to reclad our tower blocks. If we have to find that money, it will come from other projects'. Lucy Pasha-Robinson, Tom Peck · @lucypasha; 2 hours ago. Click to follow. The Independent Online. cladding-grenfell-tower.jpg ...
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New Cyberattack Spreads in Europe, Russia and US
New York Times
Several companies have been affected by the Petya cyberattack, including, from left, Rosneft, the Russian energy giant; Merck, a pharmaceutical company; and Maersk, a shipping company. Credit Left, Sergei Karpukhin/Reuters; center, Matt ...
'Petya' cyber attack targeting 'everyone': How to protect yourselfThe Independent
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Charlie Gard: European court rejects plea to intervene in life-support fight
The Guardian
The European court of human rights has rejected an appeal by the parents of a critically ill baby that he should be allowed to undergo experimental treatment in the US. The decision by the Strasbourg court closes off the last legal avenue of appeal for ...
Court rules hospital can withdraw life support for sick baby Charlie GardCNN
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Google fine: EU is not waging underhand trade war against ​​US tech firms
The Guardian
The European commission has fined Google €2.4bn for abusing search engine dominance. Photograph: Walter Bieri/EPA. Google · Nils Pratley on finance. Google fine: EU is not waging underhand trade war against ​​US tech firms. Nils Pratley.
Google's giant penalty: The internet reactsBBC News
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UK National Cyber Security Centre says it is 'aware of global ransomware incident'
The Independent
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre says it is aware of a cyber attack spreading around the world amid fears of disruption to infrastructure including banking and transport. “We're aware of the global ransomware incident and are monitoring the ...
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Google fined $2.7BN for EU antitrust violations over shopping searches
TechCrunch
For some context on the size of the fine, Google's (Alphabet's) full year revenue for 2016 was almost $90BN. The Commission said the fine has been calculated on the basis of the value of Google's revenue from its comparison shopping service in the 13 ...
Google hit with record EU fine over Shopping serviceBBC News
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Nicola Sturgeon shelves second Scottish independence referendum
The Guardian
Nicola Sturgeon has abandoned her demands for a new Scottish independence referendum before the Brexit deal is signed, after her party suffered heavy defeats in the general election. The first minister told Holyrood she accepted there was no popular ...
Nicola Sturgeon puts IndyRef2 on hold until Brexit 'clearer'Sky News
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Google hit with record EU fine over Shopping service
BBC News
Google has been fined 2.42bn euros ($2.7bn; £2.1bn) by the European Commission after it ruled the company had abused its power by promoting its own shopping comparison service at the top of search results. The amount is the regulator's largest penalty ...
Google hit with record EU fine over 'unfair' shopping searchesThe Independent
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Bus crashes into man as he crosses road - then he gets up and WALKS into pub
Mirror.co.uk
A man lucky to be alive after a bus ploughed into him didn't let his traumatic experience get in the way of his trip to the pub. Simon Smith was crossing the road in Reading when the out of control public transport vehicle veered off the main road and ...

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Scottish independence: Nicola Sturgeon to make indyref2 statement
BBC News
Nicola Sturgeon is to make an announcement later today on the "way forward for Scotland" following the general election result. Ms Sturgeon had called for an independence referendum to be held in the autumn of next year or the spring of 2019. But she ...
Gordon Wilson obituaryThe Guardian
Nicola Sturgeon expected to set out position on second referendumBT.com
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HMS Queen Elizabeth is 'running outdated Windows XP software', raising cyber attack fears
Telegraph.co.uk
Fears have been raised that Britain's largest ever warship could be vulnerable to cyber attacks after it emerged it appears to be running the outdated Microsoft Windows XP. As HMS Queen Elizabeth left its dockyard for the first time to begin sea trials ...
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Donald Trump threatens Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over 'planned new chemical attack'
The Independent
The White House has announced that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is preparing to launch a chemical weapons attack on his own citizens, warning that the regime would “pay a heavy price” if it goes ahead. In a statement released late on Monday, the ...
Trump warns Syria over suspected chemical attack planFinancial Times
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Tuesday briefing: Bung parliament – May's £1bn bill for DUP support
The Guardian
Theresa May is facing a barrage of protest from Britain's regional leaders after locking in a parliamentary majority with £1bn worth of promises to the Democratic Unionist party of Northern Ireland. The deal only buys two years' worth of “confidence ...
£1bn for Northern Ireland dominants the headlinesBBC News
What the papers say - June 27BT.com
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Senate Health Bill Reels as CBO Predicts 22 Million More Uninsured
New York Times
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, last week after a closed-door meeting among Republicans about the Senate health care bill. Credit Doug Mills/The New York Times. WASHINGTON — The Senate bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act ...
Senate healthcare overhaul hits trouble as Republicans hesitant to proceed to voteLos Angeles Times
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5 questions on the future of Trump's travel ban
Politico
President Donald Trump's travel ban gained legal traction at the Supreme Court Monday after months of setbacks from lower courts, but the justices may have ushered in a long summer of confusion about the impact of the controversial policy as lawyers on ...
Who Will Be Affected by the Supreme Court's Travel Ban Ruling?NBCNews.com
10 Things to Know for Tuesday - 27 June 2017Daily Mail
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US travel ban will kick off 'summer of litigation', advocates warn
The Guardian
A family embraces each other as members arrive at Washington Dulles international airport after the supreme court granted parts Trump's travel ban into effect on Monday. Photograph: James Lawler Duggan/Reuters. Trump travel ban ...
Supreme Court to Hear Travel Ban CaseNew York Times
Daily briefing: Trump travel ban, May-EU and Modi's tax gambleFinancial Times
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