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Confirmed cases of coronavirus in Brazil have passed five million, with deaths in the country approaching 150,000, officials say. Brazil's health ministry reported 31,553 new cases on Tuesday, bringing the total infections to 5,000,694.…
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Women with darker skin are more than twice as likely to be told their photos fail UK passport rules when they submit them online than lighter-skinned men, according to a BBC investigation. One black student said she was wrongly told her…
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In the US, both the Democrats and the Republicans now have a fixed position on regulating tech. They are both totally different. First off Trump. After the President shared a piece of disinformation on Facebook and Twitter about…
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The memo, viewed by website Recode and not disputed by Amazon, discusses plans for a system that would analyse data on unions alongside other threats to the company such as weather and crime. Last month Amazon advertised for two…
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Long-standing laws require warnings about potential court action to be written in bold or in block capitals. A campaign by the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute claimed the letters were counter-productive and worsened mental…
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Pre-tax profit for the 26 weeks to 29 August was £551m, 28.7% up on 2019. It is Tesco's first set of results under its new chief executive, Ken Murphy, who started last week. He replaces Dave Lewis, who had been running the UK's…
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That's how Sally Giles describes the moment she discovered she'd been charged £4.50 each week, every week for more than five years "without knowledge or permission". The charge - which totalled more than £1,200 - was added to her phone…
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“I enjoy the fact that now we can go straight to the point,” says Louis Vuitton’s Nicolas Ghesquière, who had the role of being the final exclamation point of an abridged, mostly digital Paris Fashion Week. Unlike his fellow Parisians,…
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On the heels of the release of our new podcast, In Vogue: The 1990s, a major look back at the moment when “supers” ruled the runways is coming to the small screen. Today, Apple TV Plus announced the upcoming release of a new…
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Up to 60% of emergency pandemic loans made under the Bounce Back scheme may never be repaid, a report by the government's spending watchdog says. The National Audit Office (NAO) said taxpayers could lose as much as £26bn, from fraud,…
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