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Pauline Bock is a journalist based in Paris, France, working in French and English. She has written and reported on Europe, the EU institutions, Brexit, Macron and France. She has written a weekly column from Brussels for the New Statesman. She has been published in The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Guardian, New Statesman, Prospect, and more. Portfolio: http://paulinebock.tumblr.com/
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The Home Office's bungled Brexit app is already a total disaster
The article discusses the issues with the Home Office's Brexit app, which is intended to register the 3.7 million EU nationals living in the UK before the end of March 2021. A significant problem with the app is that it does not work on iPhones, which are used by half of the UK's adult population. The government's advice to those affected is to use someone else's smartphone to bypass this issue. The situation is described as a 'total disaster,' indicating major flaws in the app's implementation and accessibility.
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Bylines for The Guardian
Thousands March in Europe to Protest Violence Against Women
The article reports on the recent protests that took place across European cities, where thousands of individuals marched to raise awareness and call for an end to violence against women. The protests saw significant turnout, with 49,000 people marching in Paris and a total of 150,000 across France, as reported by the event organisers. The article likely covers the scale of the protests, the demands of the protesters, and possibly the broader context of violence against women in Europe.
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