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A BBC investigation reveals thousands of workers are still missing out on tribunal payouts.| BBC News
A BBC investigation reveals thousands of workers are still missing out on tribunal payouts.| BBC News
The campaign aims to reverse what it calls the "digital attention crisis".| BBC News
A man responsible for helping Facebook get off the ground now says he's deeply concerned about its impact on society.| BBC News
Silicon Valley insiders explain some of the ways apps keep users coming back for more.| BBC News
But what happens in our brains when we see a great deal? And how can we make sure we make the right purchase?| BBC Bitesize
Sainsbury's cancels deliveries due on Saturday as Tesco also apologises over cancellations.| BBC News
All of the bakery chain's stores hit by an earlier technical glitch are now trading as normal, Greggs says.| BBC News
Company says the worldwide issue happened during a 'configuration change' but was not cyber-related.| BBC News
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The platform says hackers targeted a firm that helped to verify the ages of its users.| BBC News
The London Museum of Water and Steam is given £2.6m while the Foundling Museum will get £320,000.| BBC News
The data that powers the most cutting edge technology in Silicon Valley begins in Nairobi's slum.| BBC News
Prosecutors say they were unable to obtain evidence from the government to meet the threshold for prosecution.| BBC News
The Westlink minibus service has funding until March but concerns have been raised about its cost.| BBC News
Wesley Akum-Ojong was in his first year at Oxford studying politics, philosophy and economics.| BBC News
"Glaikit", "scunnered" and "shoogle" lose out to a word commonly used to describe the Scottish weather.| BBC News
NHS England says the drugs will only be prescribed for those signed up to a clinical research programme.| BBC News
The only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales will close this spring - but what's next?| BBC News
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The replacement services for the Tavistock Centre will now not open until next year.| BBC News
The doctor leading a major review seeks to reassure young people as she suggests major changes.| BBC News
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Transgender people's rights are often in the spotlight, leading to legal disputes and protests.| BBC News
An intensive international study was coordinated by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and led by the BBC| www.bbc.co.uk
Nicolas Sarkozy, president from 2007-12, was found guilty of criminal conspiracy but cleared of other charges.| BBC News
Sarkozy is back where he used to be – dominating the news and dividing the nation, writes the BBC's Hugh Schofield.| BBC News
What would first-century Jews have thought when they saw a man heal cripples and still storms? An extract from The Miracles of Jesus explains the cultural relevance, and the deeper Biblical meaning, behind Jesus's works.| www.bbc.co.uk
A new report has revealed just how much celebrities can earn for doing sponsored posts on Instagram. Read on to find out who the top 10 earners are - and let us know what you think. Are they being paid too much?| BBC Newsround
Scores of former TTB Contracts staff are chasing up to £1,200 in unpaid wages.| BBC News
Sateesh Battas says he believes it's only a matter of time before "somebody gets killed".| BBC News
It is the latest development in a privacy row which has pitted the UK against the tech giant and the Trump administration.| BBC News
WhatsApp and messaging apps unite to urge the UK government to rethink the Online Safety Bill.| BBC News
Worldwide travel chaos after cybersecurity update hits IT systems| BBC
Many flights have been grounded, with huge queues and delays at airports all over the world.| BBC News
Businesses are slowly recovering after a massive IT meltdown, but experts warn of a second wave of disruption.| BBC News
Friday's IT outage is a poignant reminder of how reliant the world has become on devices managed remotely by huge firms.| BBC News
Six of the 13-strong group had luggage to check in and missed their flight as a result of delays.| BBC News
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This compares to an average of 3.8 days a week pre-pandemic, research by a consultancy suggests| BBC News
Senior church figures call on the government to block the creation of so-called three-person babies, but scientists urge MPs to back a law change.| BBC News
Alana Saarinen is one of a few people who have DNA from three different people - the UK may soon allow a new process which could make this more common.| BBC News
Sharon Bernardi lost all seven of her children to a rare genetic disease. She hopes medical research will avoid others suffering too.| BBC News
The UK is set to become the first place in the world to approve the creation of babies from the DNA of three people. BBC News explores the technology.| BBC News
The head of a team of scientists behind a technique to create "three-person babies" - preventing mitochondrial disease - tells the BBC why MPs should allow it.| BBC News
Scientists will be ready to create babies from three people in around two years, if it is made legal, a review says.| BBC News
How the creation of babies using sperm and eggs from three people will be regulated in the UK has been announced.| BBC News
The UK is in line to become the first country to allow an IVF technique using DNA from three people, in a bid to eliminate serious genetic disorders.| BBC News
Alba MSP Ash Regan's bill would change the law to make it an offence to pay for sexual services.| BBC News
But environmentalists say the government must go much further to tackle the plastic problem.| BBC News
The BBC's polling expert says Labour is heading towards a landslide on the back of a dramatic Tory collapse.| BBC News
Bayeux Tapestry will be shown at the British Museum, which will lend treasures to Normandy museums.| BBC News
The new home secretary says she will start work to recruit a border security commander on Monday.| BBC News
The search giant unveils an experimental tool that can make appointments by calling businesses.| BBC News
Did Facebook shut down two bots speaking to themselves because the company feared for humanity?| BBC News
Argentina's president gifted Elon Musk a chainsaw to symbolise cuts to bureaucracy.| BBC News
Michael Berkeley’s guest is writer Iain Sinclair.| BBC
England cricketer Ben Stokes has the support of "the whole sport and the country" after criticising the Sun over a story it ran about his family, a leading cricket chief says.| BBC Sport
Scones are the easiest British teatime treat and chances are that you will have all the ingredients for this easy scone recipe already.| BBC Food
The most powerful public health official in the US is reviled by some medics - but even some of his critics accept that he is bringing drive to healthcare areas that have long been neglected| BBC News
Cathedral leaders back a clergyman who claims he was rejected for a job as a bishop in Wales because he is gay.| BBC News
The British perfumer says removing actor John Boyega from his own advert was "utterly despicable".| BBC News
New images show the young cast, many of them making their professional acting debuts, filming on location in Malaysia| www.bbc.co.uk
Moscow is attempting to collect information from UK spacecraft, according to the MoD.| BBC News
President Trump says the remaining hostages believed to still be alive should be released on Monday or Tuesday.| BBC News
The Tory leader speaks about her background and values in an interview with the BBC's Amol Rajan.| BBC News
Amol Rajan sits down with Kemi Badenoch to discover more about the woman seeking to become Britain’s next prime minister.| BBC iPlayer
The call from some of the world's top aid organisations and charities comes after reports of soldiers killing hundreds of of Palestinians at aid sites.| BBC News
The Hamas-run health ministry says more than 500 Palestinians have been killed since the GHF took over aid distribution.| BBC News
Although he died two decades ago, Bob Ross's art lessons are more popular than ever.| BBC
How to use long journeys as a positive time to communicate and bond with your child while keeping them entertained and happy along the way.| BBC Tiny Happy People
The iPhone Air will only have an eSim - will other phone makers also shift away from the familiar - but fiddly - plastic cards?| BBC News
Palm oil is a kind of vegetable oil, like sunflower or rapeseed oil but many consider it to be bad for the environment.| BBC Newsround
The filmmaker said it is not what her dad, who died in 2014, would have wanted.| BBC News
BBC Global News today unveiled a raft of new initiatives at its ‘authentic voice’ themed Digital Upfront in London.| www.bbc.co.uk
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My social life revolves around eating out, but how much money could I save? And would I be able to stick to it?| BBC Food
Wild garlic pesto is a great way to use up the bundles of wild garlic leave you’ve foraged, and Rachel Phipps’ recipe is a great starting point.| BBC Food
Lobby group calls for urgent action to lower taxes, but the government says it is helping establishments.| BBC News
Stay informed with the latest news, video, live updates and expert analysis about Robotics from across the BBC.| BBC News
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UN officials have been granted access to Diego Garcia two years after asylum seekers landed there.| BBC News
Governor Alison Blake's remarks come as Argentina vows "concrete action" to ensure the UK overseas territory is handed to Buenos Aires.| BBC News
BBC reporter gains access to the remote ocean territory despite UK and US attempts to stop her.| BBC News
Why voice cloning is not just a threat to actors but could benefit cybercriminals too.| BBC News
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Paddy fields are thriving in a quiet part of east England and might help feed us in the future.| BBC News
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The billionaire will remain involved in the company as executive chairman.| BBC News
A team of DIBS researchers, funded at the onset by a DIBS seed grant, demonstrate the potential for "mind reading" to help people unable to verablly communicate talk with their thoughts.| News RSS Feed
Two new potential drugs have been designed by AI to kill drug-resistant bacteria, in a major Massachusetts Institute of Technology study.| BBC News
The explosion of the 1,000kg (2,200lb) bomb damaged several university buildings including halls.| BBC News
Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman, Chris Hinchliff and Rachael Maskell all voted against welfare reforms.| BBC News
