内容摘要：This antibiotic apocalypse would mean common infections could kill again and undermine modern medicine.

This antibiotic apocalypse would mean common infections could kill again and undermine modern medicine.

These include stumbling across unregulated or underground sites.Regulator Ofcom has previously said simply clicking a button.

as well as porn providers themselves.Civil liberties organisation the Open Rights Group is concerned the Online Safety Act age check requirements for platforms may introduce a wide range of new cybersecurity risks for users.The group said it also doubts the UK's data protection regime or regulatory enforcement is robust enough to ensure user safety around possible collection of sensitive identity data or linking it to browsing habits.

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and we welcome the progress that Ofcom are making in this space.Sir Francis Graham-Smith was believed to be the world's oldest active radio astronomer.

had an extraordinary career which spanned much of the history of radio astronomyTributes have been paid to a towering figure in British astronomy who has died aged 102.'Immeasurable contribution'In 1982 he succeeded Sir Bernard Lovell.

providing some of the most accurate positions for the newly discovered sources of cosmic radio waves using devices called interferometers.watch BBC North West Tonight on BBC iPlayer and follow BBC North West on X.