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Britain can lurch from scorching sunshine to relentless rain within days, but self-confessed weather geek Gareth Butterfield stays one step ahead of whatever arrives next with this weird and wonderful tech ...

I planned to fill my new home with clever technology, but the administrative misery of moving meant one deeply unloved appliance was among the first things I needed.

Prof Chris Booth warns that withdrawing the right for men over 50 to request prostate cancer blood tests could lead to more deaths due to delayed diagnosis ...

Two funeral celebrants are calling for stronger regulations to ensure dignity and care in the UK funeral industry, launching a national register to improve standards ...

Britain is just days away from a major change that will let households plug compliant solar panels straight into a normal socket. After spending the summer generating my own electricity, I should be delighted. Instead, there's one glaring omission ...

Welcome to My Smart Home, a new weekly column following the triumphs, frustrations and questionable financial decisions that come with filling an ordinary house with extraordinary amounts of technology.

In the first edition of The Gadget Agenda, Gareth Butterfield explains how a carefully timed upgrade, a generous trade-in and a little deal-hunting put Google's premium new phone in his hands for considerably less than expected ...

When I first heard that the iconic Harvey Nichols had been saved I felt pleased, but then I read who had bought it and my heart sank.

People don't follow machines: Business expert explains why AI can't replace human leaders ...

As AI handles routine tasks, human judgement becomes more crucial, especially under pressure, explains Dr James Hewitt.