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STAY IN TOUCH iPhone could finally go back to Touch ID fingerprint scanner this year – after masks ‘ruin’ Face ID
thescottishsun– It meant that Apple could fit bigger screens to the iPhone – by removing the Home button. But now…
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Broadband firm creates 60 jobs in superfast service to hardest-to-reach users
business-live– Broadband network provider Full Fibre is creating 60 jobs in Exeter as part ambitious plans to roll out new…
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Sainsbury’s forced to stock rival supermarket’s products in Northern Ireland as Brexit border disruption hits supply lines
independent– Brexit disruption has forced one of the UK’s largest supermarkets to stock a rival grocer’s products in their Northern Ireland shops. Several Spar-branded products…
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FTSE and pound soar in expectation of a last-minute Brexit deal
standard– Hopes for a last-minute UK-EU trade deal were set to send some much-needed festive fizz through the markets today…
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Retail sales slump in November amid lockdown
independent– Retail sales in Britain slumped in November for the first time in six months amid the closure of non-essential…
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Redundancies hit record high of 370,000 between August and October
independent– Redundancies surged to a record high of 370,000 in the third quarter of the year with young people hit…
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Asian Stocks Mixed After Wall St Falls On Virus Pressure
republicworld– Asian stock markets were mixed Friday after Wall Street sank following signs damage to the U.S. economy from the…
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Would a no-deal Brexit mean food shortages or price rises?
independent– For most Britons, the impact of the UK’s transition to Brexit will first be noticed when they go to the…
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Elon Musk admits: Tesla shares could get ‘crushed like a soufflé’
standard– Elon Musk was back in the news this week, a surprise for such a shy, unassuming fellow.The Tesla founder was handed…
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Facebook to pay UK media millions to licence news stories
msn– Most British newspaper groups have signed up to the programme, under which their articles will appear in a dedicated…
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