Militärrådets påverkan skapar frustration bland egyptierna.

Europa den stora utmaningen.

First time accepted submitter gpowers writes "I am the IT Manager for Shambhala Mountain Center, near Red Feather Lakes, Colorado. We are in the pre-evacuation area for the High Park Fire. What is the best way to load 50+ workstations, 6 servers, IP phones, networking gear, printers and wireless equipment into a 17-foot U-Haul? We have limited packing supplies. We also need to spend as much time as possible working with the fire crew on fire risk mitigation."

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The Prince of Wales warns of the "catastrophic" consequences of inaction on issues such as climate change, at a UN sustainability conference in Brazil.

Vänsterpartiet Syrizas ledare har gratulerat konservativa Ny demokratis ledare till valsegern i Grekland.

Vallokalsundersökningar tyder på bekvämt läge för Hollande.

Minst en person greps efter att stenar kastats mot polisen vid en demonstration som genomfördes i kväll i Solna utanför Stockholm.

Här är veckans mest klickade.

Upptäcktes på parkeringsplats intill E 6 på Hallandsåsen.

Reuters reports that Facebook has taken the face-saving move (and a cheap one, considering the company's market cap) of settling for $10 million — plus lawyers' fees — the lawsuit brought against it for appropriating users' names and pictures in deceptive ads. Says the linked story: "The lawsuit, brought by five Facebook members, alleged the social networking site violated California law by publicizing users' 'likes' of certain advertisers on its 'Sponsored Stories' feature without paying them or giving them a way to opt out, the documents said. A 'Sponsored Story' is an advertisement that appears on a member's Facebook page and generally consists of another friend's name, profile picture and an assertion that the person 'likes' the advertiser."

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En personbil voltade av vägen, landade i en trädgård och träffade ett hus i Lycke utanför Kungälv vid 18-tiden i dag.

Ingen har gripits efter explosionen på en krog i centrala Västerås strax efter midnatt, natten mot söndagen.

An anonymous reader writes "The BBC reports that the UK's Draft Communications Bill includes a provision which could be used to force the Royal Mail and other mail carriers to retain data on all physical mail passing through their networks. The law could be used to force carriers to maintain a database of any data written on the outside of an envelope or package which could be accessed by government bodies at will. Such data could include sender, recipient and type of mail (and, consequentially, the entire contents of a postcard). It would provide a physical analog of the recently proposed internet surveillance laws. The Home Office claims that it has no current plans to enforce the law."

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