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  May 2, 2023  
     
 

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  What does Twitter know about you? Here’s how to see everything Twitter thinks about you  
     
  Have you ever wondered why certain subjects pop up in your Twitter feed? Here’s how to find out what data Twitter stores about you – and how you can c...  
     
What does Twitter know about you? Here’s how to see everything Twitter thinks about you
     
   
     
 
HMV to reopen flagship store after four year closure - with a huge change
HMV to reopen flagship store after four year closure - with a huge change
 
     
 
Positive discrimination is the only way address the gender pay gap - Nicola Barclay
Positive discrimination is the only way address the gender pay gap - Nicola Barclay
 
     
 
Readers' Letters: UK right to get tough over Scottish Government's ‘foreign policy’ antics
Readers' Letters: UK right to get tough over Scottish Government's ‘foreign policy’ antics
 
     
 
Donald Trump in Scotland: A four hour wait at the airport for the Donald Trump show to begin
Donald Trump in Scotland: A four hour wait at the airport for the Donald Trump show to begin
 
     
 
Police called to medical facilities almost 10,000 times in five years
Police called to medical facilities almost 10,000 times in five years
 
     
 
Fray: The mysterious debut novel written on 10-minute bus journeys to and from work at V&A Dundee
Fray: The mysterious debut novel written on 10-minute bus journeys to and from work at V&A Dundee
 
     
 
Robbie Williams should be cheered for his admission about his sex life – Aidan Smith
Robbie Williams should be cheered for his admission about his sex life – Aidan Smith
 
     
 
Tattoo chiefs reveal Queen's death could have left event with £12m bill
Tattoo chiefs reveal Queen's death could have left event with £12m bill
 
     
 
Smartphone surveillance may be bad for family relations – Dr Gina Helfrich
Smartphone surveillance may be bad for family relations – Dr Gina Helfrich
 
     
 
Food inflation hits another record high but clothes prices ease
Food inflation hits another record high but clothes prices ease
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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