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"Just as with climate breakdown and smoking, the science on harm caused by foods high in fat, salt and sugar is now settled, but the industry continues to deny and distract to delay action. Two weeks ago, a new report highlighted the lengths to which big food has gone to stop governments implementing policies that would tackle the global crisis of diet-related disease.
Since 2010, it and its lobby groups have brought 235 lawsuits against governments."

Why are ultra-processed food firms panicking and suing? Because they know time is running out
As the harm caused by their products becomes more evident, manufacturers are resorting to denial and lawsuits to keep regulation at bay, says former Guardian special correspondent Felicity Lawrence

Ein ganz besonderes Highlight auf dem #Jakobsweg heute: die Begegnung mit Daniel und Frau im "Inneren Camino Haus" in
#Viloria
Die Niederländer haben sich ihren Traum verwirklicht und laden Pilger in ihr Privathaus ein. Dort kann man sich über den inneren Camino austauschen, …

Tom Garfinkel steps down as Dolphins president, CEO after 13 years; Daniel Sillman to oversee football operations https://www.nfl.com/news/tom-garfinkel-steps-down-dolphins-president-ceo-daniel-sillman

An interesting moment while improvising with guitarist Daniel Rogerson in the early hours.
(I knew him as a kid. Now he’s Olivia Dean’s guitarist lol.)

Ayúdeme usted, compadre | Columna de Daniel Matamala
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Far-right British activists gathered in two disruptive demonstrations in Dover and Portsmouth over the weekend,
attempting to obstruct asylum seekers arriving on small boats from France.
Many wore all black and balaclavas.
The action was seemingly organised by Daniel Thomas, an agitator better known as Danny Tommo,
who has close ties with the far-right extremist Tommy Robinson.
Thomas was recorded on the ground saying Portsmouth was now ‘ground zero’ for sma…

Who is behind ‘thuggish’ far-right protests in Dover and Portsmouth? - The Latest
Far-right activists gathered in two disruptive demonstrations in Dover and Portsmouth over the weekend, with many clad in all black and balaclavas. Lucy Hough speaks to political correspondent Ben Quinn

«Digitale Souveränität - "Microsoft verlagert Daten in die Cloud. Das ist ein Problem"
[…] Die Bundesverwaltung ist stark vom US-Softwarekonzern Microsoft abhängig. Das birgt Risiken, etwa wenn sensible Daten in einer Cloud im Ausland gespeichert werden. Nun testet der Bund in einem Grossprojekt den Umstieg auf alternative Software […]»
Gut, dass nun Open-Source von der Schweizer Regierung ernst genommen wird.
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Bund will Abhängigkeit von Microsoft verringern und testet Alternativen
Die Bundesverwaltung ist stark von Microsoft abhängig. Nun wird andere Software getestet, erklärt Daniel Markwalder.