England’s best and worst motorway service areas revealed
Thurrock services on the M25 scored a customer satisfaction rating of just 68% in a survey by watchdog Transport Focus.
UK News|Jul 23, 2018
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Google parent firm Alphabet reports growth despite EU fine
The tech giant beat analyst expectations with its latest quarterly financial results.
UK News|Jul 23, 2018
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Islanders being targeted in adult websites scam
SCAMMERS are trying to extort money from islanders by threatening to release video footage of them watching adult websites.
News|Jul 21, 2018
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Donald Trump hits out at EU after it imposes record fine on Google
The president said it was proof that the body was taking advantage of the US.
World News|Jul 19, 2018
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Why people are discussing what they’d do if their wife turned into a lizard
Matt Walsh’s tweet sparked a large response.
Viral News|Jul 19, 2018
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What the papers say – July 19
Sir Cliff Richard and Boris Johnson dominate the front pages.
UK News|Jul 19, 2018
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Google’s record EU antitrust fine: what does it mean?
The European Commission orders changes to Google’s handling of its Android operating system.
UK News|Jul 18, 2018
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Google hit with record £4 billion fine for abusing power in Android phones
The European Commission has fined the firm for forcing manufacturers to install search and browser apps.
UK News|Jul 18, 2018
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Burgers made from artificial meat could be in restaurants by 2021
Mosa Meat says it has received funding to back the lab-made product it introduced five years ago.
World News|Jul 17, 2018
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Google introduces new job search feature for UK workers
The company has introduced job vacancies on to its main search engine in the UK.
UK News|Jul 16, 2018
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To France the glory, Russia the plaudits and England need not look back in anger
Russia 2018 has been hailed as the “best ever” World Cup and while it may be better to let the confetti settle before agreeing, it has been very good.
UK Sport|Jul 15, 2018
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Supermarkets to close early if England makes World Cup final
Aldi and Lidl will close an hour early at 3pm across England to give staff and shoppers time to get home for kick off.
UK News|Jul 10, 2018
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Gareth Southgate’s waistcoat set for a place in history
Waistcoats were first worn in London by King Charles II in 1666.
UK Sport|Jul 10, 2018
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Apple’s App Store marks 10th anniversary
The online marketplace has been credited with helping start-ups reach customers and launching modern mobile gaming.
UK News|Jul 9, 2018
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Woman gets damages over 12-year campaign of harassment
Lindsey Goldrick Dean said she hoped that her action against Paul Curran gave hope to others.
UK News|Jul 9, 2018
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