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The article discusses the Labour Party has called for emergency laws to prevent social media companies from playing host to anti-vaccine content.

The article discusses the reality of planet living through a pandemic has office culture successfully adapt to home working, but as businesses start building towards employees' safe return.

The article informs that the Stop Hate for Profit campaign inspires over major companies and counting to pull their advertising from Facebook, its appeaser-in-chief has slid open his webcam cover and got back to work defending the indefensible.

The article informs that restaurants in the Netherlands have been easing themselves back into business with the help of robotic waiting staff, going some way to repair the profession's reputation after China's automated hospitality employment crisis of 2016. It mentions that the Human League's Philip Oakey is rumoured to have adapted some of his most famous lyrics in reference to a trip he took to China around that time.

The article focuses on an engineer Elon Musk and musician Grimes are democratising the act of childbirth, giving stakeholders the opportunity to ascribe their own meaning to the name; and a collective individualist gesture that at its heart speaks to the inherent contradictions of the late-capitalist condition.

The article focuses on human population into lockdown and making us have to engage with Fortnite, a game for children and Premier League footballers, as only means of recapturing the pre-Covid euphoria of attending a live concert.