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There has been "unprecedented" demand, with 24,265 emergency calls in July.

Damian Collins accuses the company of shutting down legitimate research to protect its own interests.

Drivers heading through London or Paris will receive a warning about clean-air fees and fines.

The US-based publication is cutting third party support for its popular crossword puzzles.

Merve Taskin says she faces obscenity charges in Turkey after posting "joke" photos of sex toys.

More electric cars are registered than diesel again, but new UK car registrations fall in July.

The fall is based on data gathered before changes to the app which mean it will notify fewer contacts.

The number of people pinged by the Covid app has fallen significantly.

Just under half the entire IT budget goes on patching up outdated systems, a government report says.

The Microsoft co-founder says he should not have given the convicted sex offender "credibility".

Cardiac patients will be monitored remotely by mobile phone during a trial of the app by clinicians.

The web of 350 fake social media profiles aims to discredit the West, sometimes with garish cartoons.

Liam Chester was burnt out with work so he converted a camper van to take his office into nature.

Older people have been watching more linear TV while on-demand is a big hit with younger audiences.

Hundreds of racist messages were reported following England's defeat and police inquiries continue.

Asset manager Vanguard will reward staff who get jabbed, but it won't mandate vaccinations.