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Campaigners are challenging the use of messaging apps to discuss government business in the High Court.

The more than €5bn (£4bn) factory is the biggest investment in a German car plant in recent history.

Her record label wants damages awarded for claims Megan has "repeatedly breached her contracts".

An email with an attachment containing the details of 90 families was sent out in error on Friday.

An unprecedented supply of images gives a unique overview of events unfolding on the ground.

President Joe Biden says US companies should "immediately" prepare defences.

Several Apple services were down on Monday, including the App Store. The company says the outages have now been resolved.

The Government of Jersey creates an Apple or Google compatible QR Covid vaccination certificate.

A watchdog in the country reminds them they may need a licence to give financial advice to followers.

Staff at SAMH say it is difficult to understand why anyone would try to disrupt their work.

High winds during Storm Eunice damaged a cable in Ashburnham, which has yet to be repaired.

Researchers at the University of Glasgow said it opens "huge opportunities" for disease response.

Why sales of very basic mobile phones, without apps and internet connection, are increasing.

The BBC speaks to hacktivists about past and future attacks in their "cyber war" against Vladimir Putin.

The BBC hears from three people whose opposition to the war cost them their employment.