Corbyn vows to ‘close down tax tricks used by giants like Google and Facebook’
Labour defended its costings for its centrepiece proposal to deliver free full-fibre internet to all by making broadband a public service.
UK News|Nov 15, 2019
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Labour’s free broadband pledge: How would it work?
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the £20 billion plan was ‘visionary’.
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Huawei sells folding smartphone with no Google after US ban
Huawei has been scrambling to cope with US curbs on sales of technology to the company.
World News|Nov 15, 2019
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BT shares plunge after Labour’s free broadband promise
Jeremy Corbyn is due to officially announce the new policy in a speech in Lancaster on Friday morning.
UK News|Nov 15, 2019
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What the papers say – November 15
Election news dominates the papers on Friday.
UK News|Nov 15, 2019
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Labour promises free public service broadband for all
The £20 billion plan is one of the major announcements of the General Election campaign so far.
UK News|Nov 15, 2019
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Labour vows to connect communities through public service broadband
The party said it would put an end to patchy and slow coverage, as well as boosting 5G connectivity across the country.
UK News|Nov 14, 2019
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How to clean up your social media for future employers
With increasing scrutiny of digital profiles, here are some steps you can take.
UK News|Nov 12, 2019
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Wife snared Valerie Graves’ murderer using his children’s DNA
Cristian Sabou pleaded guilty to the 2013 murder on Monday and was jailed for life at Lewes Crown Court.
UK News|Nov 12, 2019
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What the papers say – November 9
A campaign to get the Brexit Party to stand down and woes for Labour are among the stories making headlines on Saturday.
UK News|Nov 9, 2019
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Persistence pays off
LAKA offers a community-centric approach to bike insurance. Instead of customers paying an up-front monthly fee and receiving a service only when they need a payout, Laka’s approach is to handle claims first, then total up the costs at the end of the month and split the fees amongst its members retroactively. It’s like splitting the bill at dinner after a great meal with friends. We wanted to make sure that as a company we would always act in our customers’ best interest and it became clear that the way to do that was to turn the whole insurance model on its head.
Business|Nov 8, 2019
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DNA found in accused’s apartment most likely to be from Grace Millane, court hears
The young Briton’s body was found inside a suitcase buried in a shallow grave west of Auckland.
UK News|Nov 8, 2019
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Suspected blood stains in backpacker’s apartment ‘could have come from bucket’
A forensic expert has been giving evidence at the trial over Grace Millane’s death in New Zealand.
UK News|Nov 7, 2019
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‘I click with him’, backpacker Grace Millane said of alleged killer
The young Briton’s body was found in a suitcase in a shallow grave outside Auckland.
UK News|Nov 7, 2019
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Who were the kulaks, and what do they have to do with Jeremy Corbyn?
What prompted Boris Johnson to compare the Labour leader to a group of Russian farmers?
UK News|Nov 6, 2019
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