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"If you are black or a woman, you don't see yourself fitting in," a leading female physicist says.
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The chancellor says it won't be easy to tackle cost of living crisis as inflation hits 40-year high.
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We asked people across the country how they are coping with the rising cost of living.
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UK inflation, the rate at which prices rise, jumped to 9% in the year to April, up from 7% in March.
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Flight data reportedly indicates someone in the cockpit made the China Eastern Airlines jet crash.
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The US streaming giant is forced to lay off staff to minimise cost of viewers quitting the service.
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The court said the law, which forced boards to have up to three women directors, was discriminatory.
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A UK study says record-breaking temperatures in NW India and Pakistan are now 100 times more likely.
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A growing number of young people are getting into crypto trading - despite the risks.
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Pat McCarthy says there are not enough staffed tills for those who struggle with self-service machines.
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The government wants to ensure companies pass on tax cuts to motorists as diesel prices hit new highs.
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Nestle is flying in additional shipments from Europe as the US faces a shortage.
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School caterers will have to shrink portions or use cheaper ingredients, a major food wholesaler warns.
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The deal to buy Twitter can't "move forward" without proof of spam account numbers, Mr Musk says.
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Pay fell by 1.2% between January and March due to soaring inflation but the jobs market remained buoyant.
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Massive tractors and combine harvesters could be having a lasting impact on soil, a study suggests.
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The move follows a public letter to the supermarket giant claiming farmers would go out of business.
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The remote workers allegedly aim to help fund Pyongyang's advanced weapons programmes.
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Ranil Wickremesinghe also said the country's central bank will print money to pay government wages.
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One Chinese carmaker has plans for thousands of stations in Europe where you can switch batteries.
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As tensions build over Northern Ireland, concerns of a trade war between the EU and UK have surfaced.
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Fuel poverty charity warns that low income households will wait longest for £150 council tax rebate.
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Chief executive Parag Agrawal says the firm is confident that less than 5% of users are spam accounts.
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The RMT union said the timetable plans could cause "industrial carnage" amid an ongoing pay dispute.
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Surging food prices are a "major, major worry" for the UK and other countries, Andrew Bailey warns.
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