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The tourist board mistakenly shares a post from a visitor saying that she and her family were robbed.
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Kara Henry explains how Instagram accounts are using images of her eating disorder to promote weight loss.
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Windermere School stops using 10,000 plastic milk bottles
Windermere School has posted on Instagram about its latest plastic-free success.
The school has gone from using 10,000 plastic milk bottles a year to zero, by choosing glass milk bottles instead of single-use plastic.
The milk is now delivered to the school locally from less than 30 miles away.
The perils of posting pics of a client's property on Instagram
An upmarket London estate agent has left posh property firm Knight Frank after being accused of invading a client's privacy by posting pictures of their home on his Instagram feed, according to a newspaper report.
Daniel Daggers has 30,000 Instagram followers and frequently uploads pictures of luxury homes, sports cars and movie premieres, the Financial Times reported.
But a wealthy client complained about the security risks of pictures being published without their permission, according to the report.
Daggers dubs himself 'Mr Super Prime' on his Instagram page but revealed on his feed that he went on gardening leave from Knight Frank in November.
The firm told the paper: “Knight Frank can confirm Daniel Daggers resigned in November 2019 and will leave the firm in February 2020.”
Knight Frank made a £148m pre-tax profit in 2019, down 11.1% from a year earlier, according to accounts released last week.
Ellie Costello
Victoria Derbyshire programme
One influencer said social media had become "a catalogue" for men to select their next conquest.
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