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Pak'nSave apologises after searching customer's bag without permission
Hamid Ashraf has formally complained to the supermarket chain's owner and lodged a complaint with the Privacy Commissioner.

Fender escalates Stratocaster copyright fight, taking aim at Yamaha

RNZ-Reid Research poll: Would a new leader save National or Labour?
The latest poll results suggest more voters have become convinced of the merits of a switch-up, though a clear majority remain sceptical or unsure.

Should Nebius and CoreWeave Investors Be Scared by Meta's Latest Plans?

IBM stock plummets more than 25% on Q2 earnings warning

UK banks' lack of Mythos access a wake-up call, government AI adviser says

These 2 Space Stocks Are Down 24% and 41%: Which Is the Better Buy Today?

Barry's journey from Accrington Stanley to World Cup semi-final
His playing career peaked at Accrington Stanley - now Anthony Barry is Thomas Tuchel's right-hand man in England's bid for World Cup glory.

Arsenal agree fee for Trossard move to Besiktas
Arsenal agree a transfer fee of about £17m (20m euros) to sell Belgium forward Leandro Trossard to Beskitas.

Man Utd sign Tielemans from Aston Villa
Manchester United complete the signing of Youri Tielemans from Aston Villa on a five-year deal.

The £10bn wasted on Covid PPE
How did the government waste £10 billion on Covid PPE?

'Explosive diarrhoea' outbreak in US remains a mystery as officials struggle to find sources
Experts say there were likely multiple points of contamination in the US food supply - complicating investigations.

Israeli strike on police post in north Gaza kills seven, officials say
A senior officer in the Hamas-run police force was among those killed in the strike, which Israel's military says targeted "terrorists".

Police given more time to question men over Islamic event threat
Eight people are being held on suspicion of terror offences after a threat to an event in Suffolk.

What we learned from the Covid inquiry PPE report
What went wrong with the government's planning and buying of vital items like gloves and gowns that cost taxpayers billions of pounds.

MPs expected to approve long-delayed Hillsborough Law
The legislation has returned to the Commons in Sir Keir Starmer's final days as prime minister.

Is it fair to give parents more leave?
An Australian clothing business gives parents an extra two weeks off a year until their child turns 12. But could it happen here?

Convicted murderer Stephen Hudson unhappy he's missing out on rehabilitation
Stephen Hudson says he's frustrated he hasn't been admitted to a special treatment programme after more than 20 years behind bars.

As SpaceX preps for big Starship launch, Evercore initiates with Outperform rating

'Weird stuff is going to happen' - Scheffler and McIlroy on sun-baked Birkdale
Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy discuss the firm and fiery conditions expected at Royal Birkdale for this week's Open Championship.

Balogun expected controversy after World Cup ban waived
United States striker Folarin Balogun knew the decision by Fifa to suspend his one-game ban at the World Cup was going to bring "a lot of controversy" and said it brought "nerves" on his team-mates.

ICE told to halt most vehicle stops after pair of fatal shootings
It marks a major policy shift for the immigration enforcement agency, which has faced criticism in the past year over allegations of excessive use of force.

Diamond giant De Beers halts work at flagship South African mine as demand plummets
Production will stop for two years at the mine which employs more than 4,000 people.

Man who staged wife's suicide jailed for murder
The couple's daughter tells the court her father is a "jealous, conniving, narcissistic villain".

Widdecombe seen in interview believed to be 20 minutes before attack
The former Conservative minister turned Reform UK spokeswoman gave the interview around 20 minutes before police believe she was attacked.