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Internet platforms such as Facebook and Google will be required to take down vaccine misinformation under proposals to be announced on Thursday by two Democrat senators. Amy Klobuchar, senator for Minnesota, and New Mexico's Ben Ray Lujan's bill will add to the stack of legislation going after Section 230 - a law that protects tech companies from being sued over content posted by users. If the internet platforms do not take down health and vaccine-related misinformation during public health emergencies, they would be held liable for that failure. A court would still need to adjudicate any liability.  It also directs the Department of Health and Human Services to issue guidelines on what constitutes health misinformation.  Amy Klobuchar, seen on July 19, is co-sponsoring the Health Misinformation Bill, to hold tech firms responsible for public health misinformation published on their platforms New Mexico Senator Ben Ray Lujan, a fellow Democrat, is the second sponsor of the bill

You might have thought having a Chelsea pad worth more than 75 million would be enough for most property tycoons, but not for Nick Candy. I can disclose that Candy and his pop star wife, Holly Valance, have splashed out well over £10 million on a Grade II‑listed mansion in Oxfordshire. They will be a short drive from trendy private members’ club Soho Farmhouse, where Prince Harry courted Meghan. That's sweet: Nick Candy and his pop star wife, Holly Valance, have splashed out well over £10 million on a Grade II‑listed mansion in Oxfordshire Holly Valance and Nick Candy attend Lisa Tchenguiz's 50th birthday party at the Troxy in 2015 ‘We have been looking for years to get something in the Cotswolds for the family, and finally, a year ago, we found a gorgeous family home in a wonderful village,’ Candy tells me. The seven-bedroom property has a pool, stables, tennis and squash courts and its own chapel. Candy, 48, declines to say how much they paid, but the house was bought by the

Thursday night's Love Island came to an explosive end as Hugo threw major shade at Toby during a scathing rant during the recoupling. In shock scenes, the teacher slammed Toby's treatment of Chloe and suggested that Toby's indecisiveness over his feeling for Abigail 'bulls**t', leaving the other islanders stunned. And as Hugo recoupled with Chloe and Toby picked Abigail, new girl Georgia was consequently dumped from the villa after just two days.  Wow! Thursday night's Love Island came to an explosive end as Hugo threw major shade at Toby during a scathing rant during the recoupling Hugo let rip at Toby over his treatment of Chloe, saying during his speech that Chloe 'doesn’t deserve to be treated the way she has been this past 24 hours'. He added: 'All this test stuff has been bulls**t!', much to Chloe's delight. He said in his speech: 'I would like to couple up with this girl because not only is she out of this world 'bootiful'