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Workers’ welfare our ‘utmost priority’, Dyson global manufacturing director says
We were joined by Michelle Shi, the global manufacturing and procurement director at Dyson.
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Exclusive: Dyson faces legal action over ‘forced labour’ and exploitation
More than a dozen workers making products and components for Dyson are taking legal action against the company, alleging a string of labour abuses at a supplier in Malaysia, a Channel 4 News investigation can reveal.
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How will biotech, robotics and virtual reality change the world?
Welcome to the brave new world of biotech and robotics – where people can interact with each other through time and space in ways which were once the stuff of science fiction.
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Holmes alone: the fall of Theranos
What the unravelling of a once Silicon superstar tells us about the world of start-ups and high-level investors.
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4m
Grumpy cat: AI powered app says it knows if your pet is happy
Have repeated lockdowns taken a toll on your pets’ mental health, or are they pleased to have you at home?
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Bitcoin: the future of money or a giant Ponzi scheme?
Today we speak to our Economics Correspondent Helia Ebrahimi about cryptocurrency, the future of our financial system, and how she could have been a Bitcoin success story – if only she could find the key to the crypto she bought.
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3m
Rolls-Royce secures funding to develop mini nuclear reactors
Rolls-Royce has secured more than £400 million in funds from private investors and the UK government to develop a new generation of small nuclear reactors.
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MPs launch attack on Google and Facebook for failing to tackle online fraud
MPs have launched a blistering attack on the social media giant Google for failing to tackle online fraud.
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Billionaire Sir Richard Branson flies to edge of space in Virgin Galactic rocket
The billionaire businessman Sir Richard Branson has made it into the edge of space on board his own rocket ship, as the Virgin Atlantic craft made its first fully crewed test flight beyond Earth’s atmosphere.
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4m
‘Facebook need to be held to account’, says author Roger McNamee
We spoke to venture capitalist Roger McNamee, author of Zucked: Waking up to the Facebook Catastrophe.
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Trump Facebook ban upheld by Oversight Board – for now
Does it feel like social media has all gone a bit quiet in recent months?
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Digital-only artwork touted as the future of the industry
It’s been a month since the art world was turned upside down when Christie’s auctioned a digital-only piece of art for a record-breaking £50 million. More and more established artists are now producing digital-only work, we went to the centre of the digital art world, Los Angeles, to meet artists who say this is the…
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Nasa picks SpaceX to build spacecraft to return humans to moon
Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur behind the Tesla electric car brand is celebrating more success today after his SpaceX project was selected by Nasa to build the next moon lander. The $3 billion dollar project will try to land people on the moon by 2024, which would be 55 years since Neil Armstrong made history…
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Can the UK vaccinate its way out of the Covid crisis?
Throughout the pandemic, Paddy Worrall and his award-winning Channel 4 News FactCheck team have crunched the data and the challenged government soundbites, and he joins us today to discuss how to vaccinate a nation.
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Facebook QAnon pledge is ‘public relations manoeuvre’ – Imran Ahmed, Center for Countering Digital Hate
Today, Facebook has pledged to remove all QAnon-themed groups, pages and accounts.