After Capitol riot, Sen. Mark Warner urges Facebook to preserve 'digital evidence'

lingerie display.The social media star, who boasts 130,000 followers on Instagram, took to the site to show off her curves in a gorgeous set from brand Simply Be.And fans were certainly loving it as they showered her with compliments.Danielle, 33, also stirred her fans with an inspiring body positive caption as she told them to 'be themselves'.The mum-of-two, who is a size 22, was seen flaunting her curves in the lace bra, which came with thick, embellished straps.This was matched with some high-waisted underwear, which contained a cheeky cut-out section.Single Danielle was seen showing off the underwear as she sat cross-legged on the floor.She stared into the camera wistfully as she lay her hand on the side of her head.The stunner teamed her flesh-flashing display with glowing makeup, which included sultry smoky eyeliner and long, fluttery eyelashes.Meanwhile, her dark locks were pulled back into a chic high ponytail.Captioning the post, Danielle wrote: "I can’t think of any better representation of beauty, than someone who is not afraid to be herself."Fans were loving the post, with one gushing: "You're so beautiful and elegant."While another chimed in: "You are gorgeous."The post comes after Danielle hit headlines this week as she talked about being targeted by cruel trolls who mock her weight.She said she's often called 'ugly' by trolls over her size.However, the beauty admitted she's having the last laugh, as she makes £10,000 a month thanks to her curves.Talking to Fabulous, she said: “I get paid a fortune for being fat and I wouldn’t be modelling, or have 128,000 followers on Instagram, if I was slim.

cost of living crisis - millions will be wary of losing out on their Universal Credit.With a looming National Insurance tax hike, a continued rise in inflation and energy bills soaring by 54% to record levels, the scheme will be a lifeline for millions of households across the country.The vital Universal Credit payments would devastate those who could lose out on them, particularly as times get more difficult and new rule changes put in place by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) take effect.There are a number of reasons people on the scheme could face sanctions, and people now face much harder circumstances than before.So what are the reasons Universal Credit could be cut?There are four main reasons your Universal Credit could stop. It is important to be aware of them going forward to make sure people on the scheme do not fall foul of the restrictions.New rules were recently announced and are now in place.Understanding Universal Credit explained: "If you fail to do what you have agreed in your Claimant Commitment without good reason, your Universal Credit payments may be reduced for a set period.

tried breaking into the cockpit got hit in the head with a coffee pot by a brave flight attendant.Carnage broke out aboard an American Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Washington DC which forced the pilot into making an emergency landing in Kansas City on Sunday.A flight attendant is reported to have run the length of the plane and back to grab a coffee pot and repeatedly hit an erratic passenger with it. The unnamed man, who attempted to open the cockpit and plane doors, was escorted off the flight in Kansas City, complete with the bruises of a coffee pot being swung in his direction.

Russian teens from Siberia have been handed criminal sentences after allegedly plotting to blow up an ex-KBG building using Minecraft. The boys were investigated after posting political leaflets on the real-world FSB building, calling it a 'terrorist' organisation and praising an anarchist who spent six years in prison for 'hooliganism' after throwing a smoke bomb inside it.

Ranvir Singh has reportedly quit her role on Good Morning Britain and ITV bosses are fighting to keep her on.Ranvir, 44, works as Political Editor and newsreader on the popular ITV show, but insiders claim she handed in her notice at the end of last year as she's looking for a bigger role on GMB.The sources also suggested she was sick of the cold mornings which had her standing on the doorstep of Number 10 as she covered political stories.Ranvir often fills in for regular host Susanna Reid when she is unable to present, such as this week when she covered for Susanna during half term.However, she apparently wants a more substantial role on GMB, and show bosses are determined to keep her on board.A source told The Sun: "Ranvir is ready for a new challenge at Good Morning Britain and she wants a bigger role within the team."She quietly stepped down as the political editor of the show in anticipation of having a more substantial part to play."Ranvir covers for Susanna Reid when she is away and this week has stepped into her shoes during half term.

Selena Gomez wears her hair in a cute updo with her face mask while out and about in New York City on Sunday afternoon (January 17).

Back in December, Selena Gomez made headlines when she took to social media to slam Facebook for allowing disinformation about COVID-19 and accounts linked to neo-Nazis on its platform.

Who could have predicted this four years ago?! Sigh.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook currently has no plans to allow Donald Trump to regain access to his accounts, after the social giant suspended him indefinitely following the Jan. 6 deadly insurrection in the nation’s capital, COO Sheryl Sandberg said Monday.In addition, Facebook said it has begun removing content with the phrase “stop the steal,” which has become a rallying cry among pro-Trump conspiracy theorists who refuse to accept that Joe Biden defeated President Trump in the 2020 election.Last week, Facebook said it would freeze Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts indefinitely, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg citing the risk of ongoing violence for that decision.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaOn Friday, Twitter banned Donald Trump from his favorite platform, citing the 45th president’s potential to whip up more violence after the week’s deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Selena Gomez forcefully called out the heads of the country's biggest social media platforms—Facebook, Twitter, Google, Instagram, and YouTube—for enabling the pro-Trump mob that stormed the Capitol yesterday by not stopping the spread of disinformation on their platforms. "Today is the result of allowing people with hate in their hearts to use platforms that should be used to bring people together and allow people to build community," she wrote on Instagram and Twitter.

Sacha Baron Cohen has responded to Facebook “finally” banning Donald Trump. The Borat star has long been pushing for chief executive Mark Zuckerberg to prevent Trump from posting messages, and it was revealed on Thursday (7 January) that measures had been taken against the outgoing president following the riots in Washington DC.

Facebook is extending its block on Donald Trump's account in the most sweeping action that a social media platform has taken against the president. The block will limit Trump's access to his Facebook and Instagram account for at least the final two weeks of his term.

President Donald Trump will not be allowed to post to Facebook or Instagram for the foreseeable future, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Thursday. This comes after his social media accounts, including Twitter, were temporarily locked on Wednesday following the riots from Trump's supporters at the Capitol. «The shocking events of the last 24 hours clearly demonstrate that President Donald Trump intends to use his remaining time in office to undermine the peaceful and lawful transition of power to his elected successor, Joe Biden,» Zuckerberg began in a post.

Donald Trump’s social media presence will be quiet for a while.

President Donald Trump will not be allowed to post to Facebook or Instagram for the foreseeable future, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Thursday. This comes after his social media accounts, including Twitter, were temporarily locked on Wednesday following the riots from Trump's supporters at the Capitol. «The shocking events of the last 24 hours clearly demonstrate that President Donald Trump intends to use his remaining time in office to undermine the peaceful and lawful transition of power to his elected successor, Joe Biden,» Zuckerberg began in a post.

Donald Trump‘s Facebook and Instagram accounts have been suspended “indefinitely”, or at least until Joe Biden replaces him as president on 20 January.The move comes after a mob of Trump supporters managed to force their way into the Capitol building yesterday following a rally to contest the results of November’s election.Announcing the ban, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg condemned the “shocking events” in Washington DC.He said in a statement: “We are extending the block we have placed on his Facebook and Instagram accounts indefinitely and for at least the next two weeks until the peaceful transition of power is complete.”The shocking events of the last 24 hours clearly demonstrate that President Donald Trump intends to use his

direct to your inboxDonald Trump has been banned from Facebook and Instagram 'indefinitely and at least for the next two weeks'.The President of the United States had a series of social media posts deleted overnight which Twitter said excused violence, after protesters stormed the Capitol building as Joe Biden's presidential election win was being certified.While he has been threatened with "permanent suspension" from Twitter, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has spoken out about Trump's use of Facebook and Instagram.He said: "We believe the risks of allowing the President to continue to use our service during this period are simply too great."The shocking events of the last 24 hours clearly demonstrate that President Donald Trump intends

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook extended its block on Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts “indefinitely,” with the ban lasting at least until Trump leaves office, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday.The move comes after Facebook yesterday initially said it would freeze Trump’s access to its services for a 24-hour period, following the deadly attack on the U.S.

Donald Trump has been blocked from using Facebook and Instagram "indefinitely", according to Mark Zuckerberg.Following the deadly Capitol invasion by armed Trump supporters, the outgoing US President is officially banned from the social media platforms "at least for the next two weeks".Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Facebook (which owns Instagram) announced the unprecedented move on Thursday."The shocking events of the last 24 hours clearly demonstrate that President Donald Trump intends to use his remaining time in office to undermine the peaceful and lawful transition of power to his elected successor, Joe Biden," he wrote in a Facebook post."We believe the risks of allowing the President to continue to use our service during this

Mark Zuckerberg is banning the President of the United States.