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New services offer convenient tailoring and repurposing of clothes in a bid to make them last longer.

The billionaire has subpoenaed Twitter's co-founder in hope it will help him end his deal to buy the site.

Students awaiting BTec result say the stress and uncertainty is making them regret doing the courses.

Thousands of military and civilian drones are being used by both sides in the Russia-Ukraine war.

The gaming firm is accused of using its market dominance to impose extra charges and drive up prices.

The cinema chain, which also owns Picturehouse, says it has struggled with poor ticket sales.

Why hydrogen might be one route for Germany to move away from dependence on Russian imports.

Women face blackmail after their details and intimate photos are shared online. The BBC unmasks a man behind one of the groups - thanks to a cigarette lighter.

Kate McKenzie says Microsoft opposes the name of her children's literacy tool, Word Windows.

A school for tech entrepreneurs will open its doors in April 2023 in the Tokushima town of Kamiyama.

Green Vinyl Records is taking the vinyl out of vinyl to offer more environmentally-friendly LPs.

A psychologist says the Superbad actor "should be applauded" for opening up about anxiety attacks.

Comics who have found viral fame talk about making the leap into real-life performance at Edinburgh.

Uncrewed surface vessel Maxlimer surveys the underwater Hunga-Tonga seamount that erupted in January.

Meta removes influencer Andrew Tate from its platforms for violating its policies.

The user replaced them with American flags in the PC version of the Spider-Man Remastered video game.

People angry at acts like Måneskin pulling out of the festivals say they have got their money back.