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About one in four most-viewed coronavirus videos on YouTube contain false claims, research suggests.

Rolled out at the port of Antwerp the device vibrates if the wearer is too close to another worker.

The ride-hailing firm is providing UK taxi drivers with protective gear, but its use is not mandatory.

America’s biggest city joins others in tightening rules on delivery apps after restaurant complaints.

Germany’s contact-tracing app will not accept self-diagnosis reports, despite NHS saying they can save lives.

Ofcom’s latest broadband report shows speeds are up in the past year, despite a slight lockdown dip.

The boss of the electric carmaker had defied shutdown orders to reopen the firm’s factory.

Researchers at Tokyo University unveil a lightweight vehicle they hope will transform commuting.

Germany’s chancellor confirms she was targeted by hackers said to be Russian military intelligence.

Separate attacks hit companies involved in building emergency hospitals in Birmingham and Yorkshire.