Interesting Links for 14-10-2021

[andrewducker]

Looks like other countries are realising that "Global Britain" may not actually be interested in keeping its word

(tags:uk europe trade lies )

Rail freight operators forced to dump electric trains for diesel due to Britain's energy crisis

(tags:globalwarming pollution uk electricity doom trains )

Shockingly, the school that scarred Prince Charles was a hotbed of racism, sexism and abuse

(tags:abuse racism sexism OhForFucksSake children Scotland )

Kathleen Stock - cataloguing her transphobia (because I bumped into someone saying she wasn't, and wanted some proof)

(tags:transgender LGBT bigotry )

Labour's Shadow minister for Women and Equality is absolutely right on LGBT rights

(tags:LGBT transgender rights bigotry labour )

Russell T Davies is not happy about the LGB alliance

(tags:LGBT transgender language rights bigotry )

UK Border Force could be allowed to murder people under new laws

(tags:murder UK asylum immigration OhForFucksSake )

Warning to anyone with a Ring doorbell after £100k court case

(tags:law surveillance Wales UK privacy )

Mix-and-match COVID boosters are as good—if not better than—all the same shots

(tags:pandemic vaccine GoodNews )

Comments

[original_aj]

OK, I forgive Russell T Davies for what he did to Dr Who.

[channelpenguin]

Hmm. Doesnt say about AZ - Moderna, like I had...

[dewline]

1. Gee, I guess pulling out of the EU to protect money-launderers has consequences. Right?

2. See point 1.

4. + 5. Liking this reaction to Kathleen Stock and the LGB Alliance. A lot.

6. His past conduct as showrunner aside, this definitely matters and it especially matters now.

7. Terrifying.

[chess]

Re Ring cameras: as usual the actual story is more complicated - the ruling wasn't just about a basic Ring camera pointed at a shared area, it was a huge set of various cameras over a lot of shared areas with precise audio pickup over them all.

Your standard Ring camera pointed at a reasonable area outside your front door is fine, because both the relevant legislation and the ruling (which isn't binding on any other court anyway) accept you have a legitimate interest in data collection from that area.

Source:

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/warning-anyone-ring-doorbell-after-21845329?__vfz=medium%3Dcomment_share%7Csharer_uuid%3D00000000-0000-4000-8000-0378dab17086#vf-d25918d6-f6a6-465e-b04d-5a27335f0c17

[andrewducker]

Thank you for that!

[emperor]

...and a pile of harrassment and lying. The reportage of this case has been pretty rubbish (which is presumably why you can now read the judgment, which paints are rather different picture)