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UK’s first plastic to hydrogen plant could power clean cars, buses and lorries

Plans are being drawn up for the UK's first plastic to hydrogen plant to be built in Cheshire - with the aim of powering clean transport in the North West of England and creating green electricity for businesses

How deepfake technology enables David Beckham to speak nine languages in malaria charity ad

David Beckham is given the power to speak in nine different languages via the use of deepfake technology in a new malaria awareness campaign

Inside e-Estonia: How a small Baltic nation became the benchmark for a digital society

The e-Estonia portal enables residents to file taxes in three minutes, open a business in 18 minutes and vote for a new government

New hybrid solar power cell provides carbon-neutral heating and electricity

The new hybrid solar panel tech can produce enough electricity and hydrogen gas to power and heat a family home

How will the ultra low emission zone affect small businesses?

Businesses that operate in central London need to be prepared for the new ultra low emission zone, which comes into force on Monday

Oxford vs Cambridge tech: A battle of innovation waged with start-ups in tech, science and AI

A host of start-ups from both cities are competing in the ongoing battle of Oxford vs Cambridge tech, as the two historic rivals continue to serve as a bedrock for innovation in the UK

Have the top UK companies made improvements to their gender pay gap?

With the deadline for posting company gender pay gaps reports looming, the figures from UK's top employers reveal that little has changed

All you need to know about Simon Bazalgette - the man behind Grand National racecourse

For the past ten years, Simon Bazalgette has been the top boss at The Jockey Club, the organisation that runs Grand National venue Aintree Racecourse

The new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will bring £300m in benefits - but will it leave the high street behind?

The new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium promises to bring economic prosperity to a deprived area of North London - but there are concerns it could leave the small shops and pubs on the local high street behind