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The papers had their first wide burst of attention when unveiled in the election campaign by Labour.

Specially designed tech is allowing Adam, who has Down's syndrome, to live without in-home carers.

The use 21 separate electronic record systems in NHS hospitals across England 'could lead to errors'.

It wants to electrify UK buses by 2030, but the Tories say Labour would "scrap vital new roads".

The telecoms giant has agreed to pay to resolve bribery allegations, the US justice department says.

The Tesla founder did not defame UK caver who helped in dramatic Thai rescue, US jury finds.

A four-month internet blackout in the region means accounts are classed as inactive and shut down.

The company, which has not been named by authorities, has been fined 700,000 yuan (£75,800).

The figures come as the ride-hailing company is under intense pressure globally over safety issues.

BBC Click's Marc Cieslak look at some of the best technology stories of the week.

The BBC's technology correspondent shares how he manages Parkinson's in the workplace.

A revolution in the way vaccines are developed is raising hopes of faster protection from deadly infections.

A study by a Beijing-based body indicates many are worried about their biometric data being hacked.

The man behind controversial Streams app is to join Google to develop AI solutions.

Stormzy's Vossi Bop topped the charts in the UK, but Latin Pop ruled around the world.

The group allegedly stole "billions" worldwide and conducted work for a Russian intelligence agency.

A firm that helps Goldman Sachs and Uber find flaws in their code has its own defences hacked.

The Home Office is deploying remotely-piloted aircraft to search the English Channel.

The phone maker denies any privacy flaw despite evidence locations are tracked even if set otherwise.

The Lotus Evija goes into production next year and Click gets a look at what drivers can expect.