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Readers' Letters: Poodle UK Must Bark Back at Bully Trump

Scottish public services rely heavily on US tech firms, creating risks from sanctions and outages; a major Microsoft Azure failure last October disrupted parliamentary voting, experts say.

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UK should stop dancing to Donald Trump’s tune, says reader

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Readers' Letters: Poodle UK must bark back at bully Trump

UK should stop dancing to Donald Trump’s tune, says reader

·Scotland, United Kingdom
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Why it's time for Scotland to break with US tech

Five years after authorising an investigation into war crimes in Afghanistan under US occupation, Judge Kimberly Prost came home to The Hague to…

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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