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UK Will Be Having A 'Cyber Curriculum' To Defend Against Cyber Attacks

To the growing concern over the damage hackers and terrorists could inflict to the economy and infrastructure, the U.K. government has decided to add a cyber curriculum for teenagers aged between 14 and 18 years old.

Brexit May Delay Cancer Drugs For Two Years

Health authorities are concerned that Brexit may delay the availability of important new drugs, including cancer drugs, for up to two years. It may also increase the prices of medicines that patients would have to pay.

By 2030 Robots May Take Jobs Of 250,000 Workers In UK

According to market analysts, in the U.K. around 250,000 public sector jobs could be lost to robots by the year 2030.

Government Pledges Increase In NHS Funding

NHS Charges Foreign Patients Up Front

If you're a foreign patient in the UK, NHS charges you upfront before they give treatment for non-urgent medical problems. The new law is put into motion after damning reports of failure of health cost recovery surfaced last week.

Huawei Is Offering Its U.K. Fans A Chance To Get The Honor 6X For Free

Huawei is giving a chance to its U.K. resident fans to win the Honor 6X until January 26, 2017. To join, contestants must go through the Honor's website and register their information.

Nintendo Lowers Price Of The Switch In The UK

Nintendo lowers the price for some Nintendo Switch games after receiving some criticism from online communities that they could be quite pricey.

Apple , Google Comply With Russia's Demand To Remove Local LinkedIn App

Apple Increases App Store Prices In Several Countries

The UK, India and Turkey experienced an increase in Apple App Store's prices.

Huawei Mate 9 Now Available In The UK And Comes With Amazing Offers From Carphone Warehouse And Three Mobile

The Huawei Mate 9 is now availabe in the UK. It runs on Android 7.0 Nougat and is equipped with the Hisilicon Kirin 960. It is also the first ever smartphone to have Amazon's Alexa pre-installed on its software.

Children's Bed Manufacturer Questioned After Tragic Death Of Seven-Month-Old Baby

PlayTime Beds stopped trading last month a few days after the infant's death. CEO Craig Williams is said to already be in question.

The Alien’s Den: Could They Be Lurking Around Clouds Of Failed Stars?

Is This Where Aliens Might Be Hiding After All These Years? Could This Be The Reason Why We Haven't Got Any Concrete Evidence Of Alien Life? What's The Truth Behind Claims That Aliens Are Just Living Around The Clouds Of Failed Stars?

Smoking Ban In Cars With Child Passengers To Come Into Force In Scotland

Speaking on BBC Radio's Good Morning Scotland program, Public Health Minister Aileen Campbell said the "poisonous chemicals in second-hand smoke" were particularly dangerous to children. That is why it is ban to smoke in cars with children.

Amazon Music Unlimited Comes To UK, Germany And Austria

The music streaming service from Amazon that was launched in the United States last month, Amazon Music Unlimited, is now available in U.K., Germany and Austria