Month: August 2021

Text messages asking for a fee to deliver a package are responsible for most "smishing" fraud.

Unveiled last week, the redesign involved high-contrast colours and a custom-designed font, Chirp.

A council paints over a new mural due to "sensitivities" around Ava-May Littleboy's death in 2018.

Some businesses have criticised the scaled-back festival, despite an end to social distancing.

The Aphrodite statue was used in The Beatles set in the first live satellite broadcast in 1967.

BBC Panorama investigates a new generation of fraudster that openly uses social media to promote crime.

Fifty sustainable sewage treatment plants have been built that work in similar way to a cow's stomach.

Boss James Rushton has ambitious expansion plans for the service dubbed "the Netflix of sport".

The Competition and Markets Authority calls for stronger laws to tackle illegal ticket resales.

Why artificial intelligence is increasingly being used by the legal profession.