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The companies are to supply 200 million doses of Covid vaccine to a global scheme.

Heads of Facebook, Google and Twitter defend a key piece of internet law in front of senators.

It is claimed the sector could generate 11 gigawatts to power more than eight million homes by 2030.

Industry representatives demand to see the evidence driving the government's Covid restrictions.

The move means its EE mobile network will be powered by both Ericsson and Nokia's products.

The cash system is being threatened by some shops not accepting cash, says Consumer group Which?

Some 144 members of staff test positive for the virus, and all 1,000 staff will get checked.

Despite mandatory overtime to get the game finished, it will now miss the next-gen consoles launch.

Software designed to solve post-Brexit border friction is unlikely to be ready in time, they say.

One shop worker says staff face daily abuse and she has been intimidated by a customer.

Even with a vaccine there are fears it could take four years for bookings to return to 2019 levels.

A halt in drilling and engineering construction are being blamed for the sudden loss of 4,000 jobs.

Uber drivers claim they were wrongly dismissed by an algorithm without a right to appeal.

It had cordoned off the aisle after a break-in, but told a customer it was due to lockdown rules.

The First Minister says a ban non-essential goods being sold was right, despite public backlash.

How tax avoidance left one man struggling with debt and with secrets.

Freight industry body warns the lack of an agreement on tariffs could make things more expensive.