Police confirm they are investigating claims of financial irregularities in the accounts of the Treorchy Male Voice Choir.

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The U.S. military launched an airstrike against Yemen’s al-Qaeda affiliate on Tuesday, targeting an area of the country where the group is increasingly asserting its influence. At least a dozen people were killed in the strike, including insurgents from al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and local militants, according to some reports. Other accounts put the death toll at about half that number. Read full article > >

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Young people are expressing their affection by swapping passwords to e-mail, Facebook and other accounts.

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Accountants PwC are fined £1.4m by regulators for failing to audit accurately the accounts of US bank, JP Morgan.

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A widespread spam attack on Facebook has caused violent and pornographic images to be posted on some users’ profile pages, representing one of the worst security breaches in the young Web site’s history and raising concerns about its vulnerability to hackers. The company, which acknowledged the problem Monday, said it was working to shut down the accounts responsible for the attack. Read full article > >

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Shots apparently were fired near the White House on Friday night, possibly in a confrontation between occupants of two vehicles on Constitution Avenue, according to the accounts of federal law enforcement officials. After a broadcast alarm was issued about the incident, a vehicle was found abandoned in the District, near the Roosevelt Bridge a few blocks away, and a weapon believed to be an assault rifle, possibly an AK-47, was found inside, according to a Secret Service spokesman. Read full article > >

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Some customers of Tesco Bank are still locked out of their accounts, four days after a the bank’s computer systems crashed.

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The organisers of the London Olympics have started taking money from the accounts of people whose applications for tickets have been successful.

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Control of US actor Mickey Rooney’s finances is handed to a lawyer after a court is told money is missing from his accounts.

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Federal investigators will be able to comb through the accounts of Twitter users’ with ties to WikiLeaks. The exact order won’t allow the Feds to see the content of messages, only some data attached to the accounts. In a bold legal challenge, Twitter fought to make the initially sealed information request public, a request which was granted. The five accounts investigators are after belong to Julian Assange, Bradley Manning, security researcher Jacob Appelbaum, Dutch citizen Rop Gonggrijp, Icelandic parliament member, Birgitta Jonsdottir. The Twitter users, who are represented by the American Civil Liberties Union and Electronic Frontier Foundation, have vowed to appeal the ruling. A federal magistrate ruled Friday that prosecutors can demand Twitter account information of certain users in their criminal probe into the disclosure of classified documents on WikiLeaks. Three of the five account holders targeted by the government had asked the judge to reverse an earlier order she issued requiring Twitter to turn over the information to prosecutors. The Twitter users argued that the government was on a fishing expedition and its request amounted to an unconstitutional violation of their freedom of speech and association. But in a ruling issued Friday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Theresa Carroll Buchanan said the government’s request was reasonable and did nothing to hamper the Twitter users’ free speech rights. “The freedom of association does not shield members from cooperating with legitimate government investigations,” Buchanan wrote in her 20-page opinion. Read the full story at AP .

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Maybe print it all out, just as a backup: Tens of thousands of Gmail users found their inboxes completely wiped out after a bug reset their accounts. They were shut out of their accounts and some, upon logging back in, found no record of their emails,…

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TUCSON – e-mail From june 14 “We have a mentally unstable person in the class . . . He is one of those whose picture you see on the news, after he has come into class with an automatic weapon. Everyone interviewed would say, Yeah, he was in my math class and he was really weird. I sit by the door…

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Accounts depict suspect as a man on the path to unraveling; U.S. charges plot to assassinate Giffords

If you can’t beat them, join then: MySpace and Facebook announced that they’re integrating more features. MySpace users will be able to log into their accounts through Facebook Connect, MySpace will collect profile information to help with advertising,…

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Lead us not into temptation, Facebook. A New Jersey pastor ordered 50 married church officials to delete their accounts or resign, and requested his congregants also delete their accounts. Reverend Cedric Miller of the Living Word Christian Fellowship…

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Lead us not into temptation, Facebook. A New Jersey pastor ordered 50 married church officials to delete their accounts or resign, and requested his congregants also delete their accounts. Reverend Cedric Miller of the Living Word Christian Fellowship…

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