human error. there have been cases, not as serious as this. for example, there was a government department that was fined recently, reprimanded by the information commissioner s office, where they had accidentally office, where they had accidentally sent a giant list of e mails out to everybody. instead of putting on a blind carbon copy of your e mail, they accidentally put it in the cc part. exposing everybody s e mails. the police service of northern ireland issue is obviously much more serious and much bigger of a mistake but it s that kind of thing, a mistake by an employee that has led to the data breach. you mistake by an employee that has led to the data breach. to the data breach. you know all this stuff- to the data breach. you know all this stuff- i to the data breach. you know all this stuff. i remember to the data breach. you know all this stuff. i remember going - to the data breach. you know all this stuff. i remember going on | to the data breach. you know all. th
some breaking news to bring you. payroll gets the data to make sure everyone gets paid each month run by one big firm. this firm says it has suffered a significant data breach. we are starting to get some of the details about the firms affected. the bbc says it has been affected by this breach and it could compromise some of the details of staff payroll and things like that. ba, british airways, the international airline says it has been confirmed as one of the companies affected by this data breach. they said they have taught their airline staff there are around 30,000 staff in ba whose personal information including names, national insurance number and banking details have been compromised. ba says it has told the information commissioner s office in the uk and wants to make everyone aware that this has happened and potential resolutions to it. ba are
terrible. in italy, he was injured for a second time. from his hospital bed, he sent a telegram to his parents. i said, wounded. bullets, left arm, left leg. not serious, should survive. i thought that might amuse them. it did. that s great. thank you very much. righto. any more? no, that s it. that s it. good. well, thank you very much indeed. no thank you. thank you. he sadly died after he did that interview. he was 103 years old. the information commissioner s office says it will not take any action against lancashire police over the force s decision to disclose sensitive information
that no rules were broken? it were in place but it has been deemed that no rules were broken? that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the time that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the time and that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the time and nicola - that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the time and nicola bulley i a stir at the time and nicola bulley had been missing for about two weeks that the dash at the time the lancashire police made public health issues and everyone at the time surprised about how much detail that statement went into and they had a news conference that morning to talk about the issues that she had, personal issues, but they would not elaborate and then five hours they released the detailed statement which talked about nicola bulley s struggles with alcohol and problems with perimenopause and that caused quite an outcry from women s groups and politicians and the lanca
some breaking news about tik tok, they have been fined £12] million by the information commissioner s office here in the uk, misusing children s data. they found that more than 1 million children s data. they found that more than1 million uk children under the age of 13 were on tick tock in 2020. contrary to its terms of service. and that personal data owing to children under 13 it was used without parental consent. they said tik tok did not do enough to check who was using the platform and take sufficient action to remove the underage children that work. they have now issued them with this £12] million fine. they have said uk data protection laws say organisations that use personal data when offering information, society serves as the children under 13 must have the consent from their parents