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Transport for London (TfL) has announced plans to start using tube passenger phone data to improve the service from July this year.more

Apple has formally committed to be "clearer and more upfront" with iPhone users about battery life.more

Marks & Spencer has reported a fall in both sales and profits as it continues to implement a major turnaround programme.more

More than half of Americans believe the US will go to war with Iran "within the next few years," according to a new Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll. Fewer than 40% approve of President Donald Trump's handling of the crisis.more

The Royal Mail is launching the UK's first parcel postboxes across the country. The move follows a successful trial and is the first major change in the use of postboxes in 160 years.more

The billionaire shocked the students at Morehouse College in Atlanta, pledging to pay off their student loans.more

Police asked a McDonald's restaurant near an Edinburgh venue where Nigel Farage was speaking not to sell milkshakes because of concerns protesters might throw them at the Brexit party leader.more

A recent study has revealed that 93% of parents, of children aged 2-5 years old, believe toddlers of this age group are spending too much time in front of electronic devices.more

Nearly seven in 10 lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) people have been sexually harassed at work, according to research for the Trades Union Congress revealing a "hidden epidemic".more

Customers are calling for a boycott of Boots after the high street giant replaced paper bags with plastic ones.more

Travel firm Thomas Cook has warned of "further headwinds" for the rest of the year after reporting a £1.5bn loss for the first half of the year.more

Two months after the mass shooting at a mosque in New Zealand was live-streamed by the accused gunman on Facebook, the company is introducing new rules for the feature.more

Over 30 years ago he was left in the toilet at Gatwick airport, thanks to the DNA he found his parents.more

The Jeremy Kyle Show has been axed by ITV after the death of a guest who took part in the programme. Steve Dymond was found dead on 9 May a week after filming the show, during which he took a lie detector test.more

Rising inequality in Britain risks putting the country on the same path as the US to become one of the most unequal nations on earth, according to a Nobel-prize winning economist.more

Broadband, pay-TV, mobile phone and landline customers must be told when their contracts are about to end and be informed of their providers' best alternative deals, under new rules.more

In Poland one in six couples in reproductive age has problems with fertility, specialists have alerted.more

ITV has suspended filming and broadcasts of The Jeremy Kyle Show after the death of a guest who appeared on the programme, amid growing scrutiny of how reality television affects the people who take part.more

The average UK worker is earning £17 less a week than they did a decade ago, with public servants being the worst hit, a new study has suggested.more

The Sunday issue of The Times published a story about juvenile boys who changed their gender.more

Phone calls made from one EU country to another EU country will be capped at 19 euro cents per minute effective May 15, the European Commission said on Monday, part of a decade-long battle to bring down costs for the bloc's 500 million citizens.more

"Jewelery, bicycles, laptops or game consoles - these are the most popular gifts for the first Holy Communion." Not every parent of the recipient knows that the more expensive ones must be taxed "- reports Rzeczpospolita daily.more

Baked crickets will soon be on the shelves of the food chain "on the go." Insects considered a healthy and balanced source of food.more

Millions of British adults have experienced suicidal thoughts or emotions because of concerns about their body image, a survey shows.more

One in 10 shops in UK town centres are lying empty, according to figures that underline the scale of the high street crisis.more