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BBC UK News
- Trump calls Khashoggi murder 'worst cover-up in history'
- Firms urged to use other routes if no-deal Brexit threatens vital drugs
- Russian fans injured as Rome metro escalator gives way
- What would you do with $1.6 billion?
- Blackpool Police hunt Ross from Friends 'lookalike'
- Belgian robbers asked to come back - and arrested on their return
- Pret sandwich death: Parents optimistic over 'Natasha's law'
- Wireless Festival artists told not to swear or wear offensive clothes
- Young couples 'trapped in car dependency'
- Groping suspect says Trump said it was OK to grab women
- Renters who pay on time get better credit score
- Lion cub found in Paris apartment in France

The Inquirer
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theregister.co.uk
- If you want to rent AMD Epyc bare-metal boxes in the cloud, Oracle hopes you see red
- Facebook, Google sued for 'secretly' slurping people's whereabouts – while Feds lap it up
- HP says: Like, comment and subscribe to our beastly workstations
- 'We broke a few things and will continue to do so... in a careful way' – Oracle's Reinhold on Java renovation work
- US congress-critters question prime directive of Pentagon's $10bn JEDI cloud contract
- Science: Broke brats glued to the web while silk-stocking scions have better things to do
- RIP Charles Wang: Computer Associates cofounder dies aged 74
- Memo to Microsoft: Windows 10 is broken, and the fixes can't wait
- Can 'blockchain' mobe Exodus stem movement of HTC's Jah people?
- This is a leader's square for storage leaders, IBM, Dell EMC and Scality tell wide-eyed Qumulo
- Two weeks before Chrimbo? When Dell V-Class shareholders get to vote on THAT deal
- Zip it! 3 more reasons to be glad you didn't jump on Windows 10 1809

osnews.com
- iFixit and Motorola partner to sell official device repair kits
- Network of more than 125 Android apps used in ad fraud scheme
- RISC OS goes open source with Apache 2.0 license
- Qualcomm: Google Chrome is coming to Windows on ARM
- Linux 4.19 released
- Slack on a SNES
- Vivaldi 2.0 review: browsers do not have to be so bland
- Microsoft makes more Windows apps removable
- It isn't how often MS updates Windows; it's how it develops it
- Google app suite costs as much as $40 per phone in the EU
- High-res graphics on a text-only TRS-80
- Tim Cook demands Bloomberg retracts spy chips story

Linuxtoday.com
- 5 Best way to consume news on Linux using FOSS Apps 5 Best way to consume news on Linux using FOSS Apps
- Linus Torvalds talks about coming back to work on Linux Linus Torvalds talks about coming back to work on Linux
- How to install Apache Maven on Ubuntu 18.04 How to install Apache Maven on Ubuntu 18.04
- How Instagram is scaling its infrastructure across the ocean How Instagram is scaling its infrastructure across the ocean
- How to Compile Brotli from Source on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS How to Compile Brotli from Source on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
- Oracle Moves to Gen 2 Cloud, Promising More Automation and Security Oracle Moves to Gen 2 Cloud, Promising More Automation and Security
- Pulumi Launches Team Edition of Infrastructure as Code Platform Pulumi Launches Team Edition of Infrastructure as Code Platform
- 20 Things To Do After Installing Ubuntu 18.10 Cosmic Cuttlefish??? 20 Things To Do After Installing Ubuntu 18.10 Cosmic Cuttlefish???
- How to install the NVIDIA drivers on Ubuntu 18.10 Cosmic Cuttlefish Linux How to install the NVIDIA drivers on Ubuntu 18.10 Cosmic Cuttlefish Linux

Ars Technica
- Hundreds of health crowdfunding campaigns are for sham treatments
- Sony goes back on 11-year-old promise to keep Warhawk servers up
- Lawyer suing e-scooter companies calls user agreements “draconian”
- Two new supply-chain attacks come to light in less than a week
- 3 states try to help the FCC kill net neutrality and preempt state laws
- Arizona superintendent fails in last attempt to limit evolution teaching
- HP updates Spectre x360 2-in-1s with webcam privacy switch, more battery life
- DRM for chargers? Google Pixel 3 locks fast Qi charging to certified chargers [Update]
- Oculus reconfirms “future version of Rift” amid PC cancellation rumors
- NASA chief says agency plans to launch crew on Soyuz in December
- Charter’s nationwide price hike could cost you another $91 a year
- Dealmaster: Prime members get 3 free months of Audible, $200 off Acer gaming laptop

iconbar.com
- RISC OS source code to be relicensed under the Apache open source license
- More Acorn Magazine nostalgia
- RISC OS London Show 2018
- September News round-up
- DDE tools updated to DDE28c
- PackMan in practice
- Orpheus hits crowdfunding target
- RISC OS interview with Jeroen Vermeulen
- Acorn World at Cambridge computer museum, 8-9th Sept 2018
- August News round-up