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Why some cyber-attacks hit harder than others
The British Library has been hobbled for months by a cyber-attack and experts warn of similar damage ahead.
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The ‘mind-bending’ bionic arm powered by AI
BBC Click reporter Paul Carter tries out a high-tech prosthetic promising a 'full range of human motion'.
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Typical energy bill to fall £238 a year from April under new price cap
Bills will fall to the lowest for two years under the new price cap, but charities warn costs are still high.
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Reddit users say share plans ‘beginning of the end’
Redditors are reacting with anger as the social media platform files to become publicly listed.
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Tony’s Chocolonely sued by Milka-maker over the colour purple
Mondelez is taking legal action against the Chocolonely-maker over its latest campaign.
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HSBC, NatWest and Virgin Money changing interest rates
HSBC, NatWest and Virgin Money are all increasing mortgage rates continuing a frantic start to the year.
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Post Office scandal victims set to be cleared by new law
Legislation to exonerate wrongly convicted sub-postmasters is expected to come into effect in July.
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Lloyds sets aside £450m for car finance probe
An investigation into whether brokers charged people too much interest to buy a motor was recently launched.
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Vauxhall to build electric vans at Luton plant from 2025
The plans are expected to secure the long-term future of the factory and 1,500 jobs.
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Japan’s main stock index closes above 1989 record high
The benchmark Nikkei 225 closed at 39,098.68 on Thursday, surpassing the all-time high set 34 years ago.
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