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Video 3 minutes 59 seconds
Posture buzzer aims to tackle lockdown slouching
The Upright buzzer vibrates when the wearer slouches, to encourage them to sit up straight.
Amazon criticised in paying lower rates than shops
Amazon has been accused of paying less business rates tax than British bricks and mortar retailers.
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Video 3 minutes 59 seconds
Posture buzzer aims to tackle lockdown slouching
The Upright buzzer vibrates when the wearer slouches, to encourage them to sit up straight.
Amazon criticised in paying lower rates than shops
Amazon has been accused of paying less business rates tax than British bricks and mortar retailers.
Can AI tackle racial inequalities in healthcare?
A study indicates AI can improve knee pain diagnosis of black patients, spotting signs doctors miss.
'Streaming damaging music industry' - Blur drummer
David Rowntree warned if streaming is not reformed it could be "terminal" for the music industry.
Facebook rejects businessman's Covid jab advert
Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones wanted to raise awareness in the black and Asian communities about the Covid-19 jab.
Scrapped GoldenEye 007 game 'remaster' leaks online
Fans of the classic N64 game have been hoping for a high-definition remake for decades.
Spy planes grounded in US following privacy battle
The planes were being used by police to fight crime in Baltimore.
Amazon criticised in paying lower rates than shops
Amazon has been accused of paying less business rates tax than British bricks and mortar retailers.
Can AI tackle racial inequalities in healthcare?
A study indicates AI can improve knee pain diagnosis of black patients, spotting signs doctors miss.
'Streaming damaging music industry' - Blur drummer
David Rowntree warned if streaming is not reformed it could be "terminal" for the music industry.
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