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Thousands of people have shared videos suggesting the Prime Minister and Conservative leader Rishi Sunak plans to pay people £75,000 to leave the UK. 

One TikTok video has overlaid text saying: “Rishi offering 75k to leave UK”, while another says: “75k to leave the UK would you do this? Rishi Sunak new plans??”

A link to another TikTok video with the caption “Leaving the UK and getting £75k will be a new offer of the next govt Rishi Sunak [sic]” has been shared many times on Facebook. 

This clip shows a photo of Mr Sunak with audio from a section of a TV debate on 4 June in which Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and Mr Sunak are speaking about tax. Mr Sunak does not mention anything about a supposed incentive to leave the UK in the audio clip. 

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The owners of crazydomains.com.au, Dreamscape Networks International Pte Ltd, have been fined $56,340 over not declaring free gifts that auto-renew at a cost without making it clear to the customer and not providing advertised security capabilities.

Between October 2019 and July 2023, customers received a website builder free of charge for three months at checkout. 

Are traditional payment methods not cutting it for you anymore? Let’s dive into the innovative realm of cryptocurrency payments for hosting services.

This piece will break down the advantages that paying with crypto can offer you, as a customer of hosting services. We’ll discuss how it brings more financial flexibility, improved security, and better privacy.

Cryptocurrency doesn’t just give you more ways to pay; it also equips you with a worldwide perspective. 

For example, the increased financial flexibility means you can manage your expenses more effectively. 

Crypto payments also provide enhanced security, which is crucial in today’s digital world where data breaches are common.

The Rise of Cryptocurrency Payments in Web Hosting

It’s an exciting time in the world of…

A post shared on Facebook claimed that Conservative party MPs received a “£2,400+” pay rise during the week of 19 September, and that meant MPs’ pay has increased by 42% since 2010. 

The post was a screenshot of a post on X (formerly Twitter) by Howard Beckett, a former Assistant General Secretary of the trade union Unite. The post, which has over 5,000 shares, said “Tory MPs got a £2,400+ pay rise this week. A 42% payrise since 2010.”

All MPs receive the same MP salary irrespective of which political party they belong to. 

The salaries of MPs did not increase the week the post was shared in September 2023. It’s true that the most recent pay rise for MPs saw their salaries increase by over £2,400, but this means their pay has increased by 31.7%, not…