Man accused of driving into Liverpool football fans pleads not guilty
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Farting Teslas recalled for breaking safety rules
An over-the-air update will disable a feature that played loud noises outside the car after authorities raised doubts over pedestrian safety.
Break up of €18m lost SpaceX satellites caught on camera
A geomagnetic storm hit 49 Starlink satellites last week, sending most of them back to Earth.
Tinder wants to take you on a blind date with its new feature
Users won't be judged on appearances… just on their habits, lifestyles and values instead.
Revealed: The cities with the best and worst traffic congestion
New data from navigation company TomTom suggests that traffic congestion in many cities is still lower than it was before the COVID pandemic.
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UK government wants to restrict porn by verifying ages - again
Previous attempts to apply age verification to online pornography in the UK ended in failure.
How do you get into your frozen Tesla? Whack it
The electric cars from California can freeze over in low temperatures, leaving drivers locked out. Luckily, the solution is surprisingly simple.
Paris unveils a new cable car link to get around the city by 2025
The C1 line will link the French capital's suburbs to the Metro subway system.
Spotify says Joe Rogan isn't going anywhere
Spotify acknowledged that podcast episodes featuring racist language were taken down at their urging - but insisted that the company wasn’t Rogan's publisher.
Are food delivery apps playing games with safety?
Riders for platforms like Uber Eats can earn bonuses doing "quests" against the clock. But a fatal accident suggests there might be more at risk than money.
Grindr disappears from China's app stores
The gay dating app vanished from app stores amid a government push to "purify" the internet ahead of the Beijing Winter Olympics - but censorship may not be to blame.
No bleach, no COVID parties: Spotify reveals its content rules
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek said he didn't want the company to be a "content censor" after controversy over alleged COVID misinformation in its biggest podcast.
Do COVID vaccine mandates work? Early studies suggest they do
As Austria mandates COVID vaccines and Germany debates following suit, the early research suggests that announcing a vaccine mandate can boost the number of people getting the jabs.
Pfizer/BioNTech to start clinical trials on new Omicron COVID vaccine
A new formulation of the COVID-19 jab based on the highly infectious Omicron variant is now in clinical trials, the drugmakers said on Tuesday
Ban proof of work crypto mining to save energy, EU regulator says
The vice-chair of the EU's financial regulator told the Financial Times that the crypto mining industry was becoming a "national issue".
Get paid the same for less work in UK four-day week trial
The six-month pilot scheme is recruiting companies to research the potential benefits of a shorter working week.
Get ready for yearly COVID-flu combo vaccines, say Moderna and Pfizer
Vaccine maker Moderna predicted that its seasonal COVID and flu boosters would be available in some countries within the next two years.
5G could interfere with planes as they land, safety authority warns
US authorities said 5G signal could affect the altimeters in some planes, reducing their ability to slow down after landing in certain conditions.
Japanese firefighter moonlighting as YouTube gamer has pay slashed
The man said he didn't realise his hobby would break Japan's rules on public employees holding second jobs.
Remote work takes off in Japan - with flights to the office paid for
Yahoo Japan will soon allow its staff to live and work anywhere in the Pacific island nation, and they'll even be able to claim the cost of tickets if they have to fly to the office.
Norwegian police post suspect getting a drugs test on Snapchat
A Snapchat post by Norwegian police raised questions over privacy and power. Now the country's policing watchdog is investigating.
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