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Questions are being raised about social media posts written by Reform councillor Mark Broadhurst.

Details of the rumoured sexual assault were shared on Facebook but it has not been reported to police.

The social media giant has challenged demands to pay $290m over regulatory violations.

The letter, which features Home Office branding, has been described as a "complete fabrication".

Meta said the negative impact could kick in as soon as the third quarter of this year.

The tech giants have reacted with fury, accusing the EU of unfairly pursuing US companies.

While Meta says the AI chatbot is a "good thing", some users have shared their frustrations.

Writers are protesting over what they describe as "any piracy" of their works being used by Meta's AI model.