Young inventor of accessible device pitches idea to Paralympian Ellie Challis
Beatrice, 10, from York, invented a wearable payment device which she hopes will be used in future Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Beatrice, 10, from York, invented a wearable payment device which she hopes will be used in future Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The Competition and Markets Authority said it was preparing for the introduction of new competition laws.
More than three in four teachers reported seeing mental health issues related to exam anxiety among their Year 11 pupils.
Academics analysed data from 1,521 households in London and the north of England.
The New York Republican entered the plea in a courtroom in Long Island, just weeks before his trial was set to begin in early September.
The Clacton MP also said a gifted visit to the US was ‘to support a friend who was almost killed and to represent Clacton on the world stage’.
The arrival of the Epic Games Store makes it one of the first third-party app stores accessible on iPhone.
Hannah Jacobs, 13, died after suffering a severe allergic reaction after taking a sip of a hot chocolate which was supposed to be made with soya milk.
A jury declared the Play Store a monopoly following a four-week trial last December.
The RAC advised motorists to make payments only with cash, cards or official apps.
The Molly Rose Foundation is calling for a new Online Safety Bill to strengthen content regulation.
Figures show the number of crimes against women and girls rose from 7,561 in 2021 to 11,357 in 2023.
Revolut spending data shows the start of the school holidays also prompted more trips to indoor entertainment venues in July.
The US firm has made its latest pitch to show it offers the best AI smartphone in its ongoing battle with Apple and Samsung.
Russian forces are still scrambling to respond to the surprise Ukrainian attack after almost a week of fierce fighting.