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The EU’s top court has upheld a major penalty against Google over Android agreements that regulators said restricted competition in search, browsers and mobile software.
Snoring is often linked to sleep position, alcohol, weight, nasal congestion or smoking, but persistent noisy breathing at night can sometimes point to a condition such as obstructive sleep apnoea.
The AMD EPYC 9965, a powerful 192-core server processor designed for high-demand data centres, is appearing on resale sites at prices around 60% lower than launch. This development reflects shifts in enterprise hardware priorities and raises considerations for buyers of second-hand server technology.
With the energy price cap set to rise by 13% from 1 July, millions of households without smart meters risk being charged higher rates for June’s energy use. Submitting accurate meter readings before the change can help avoid unnecessary extra costs.
An innovative treatment using genetically modified immune cells has put lupus into remission for patients in early UK trials. The approach offers hope for lasting relief from this chronic autoimmune disease and may extend to other conditions like multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis.
New analysis finds over two million people in the UK may be borrowing from illegal lenders due to everyday financial pressures, highlighting concerns about access to safe, affordable credit.
New research shows that the cost of a “moderate” retirement lifestyle has risen by 63% since 2019, reaching £32,700 a year for individuals. With state pensions falling well short of these amounts, many will face a significant drop in income after leaving work. Understanding these figures can help households plan more realistically for retirement.
As new political forces gain ground in the UK, health organisations face growing challenges around defending evidence-based practice. Understanding potential risks and preparing for changes in government attitudes to expertise is critical to protecting public health.
Following a knife attack in Belfast, protests have taken place in several Scottish cities, including Glasgow, Edinburgh and Ayr. Police have maintained a strong presence to manage crowds and prevent disorder. This report explains who is affected and the safety measures in place.
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