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Bill Gore obituary

As an entrepreneur, investor and company doctor, Gore was involved in a vast number of companies in the UK and abroad

How Spitting Image axed sketches for fear of offending Royals - Satirists reveal tensions behind the first show

How Spitting Image axed sketches for fear of offending Royals - Satirists reveal tensions behind the first show

Self-critical and often fearing his efforts were “utter rubbish”, the sci-fi writer he had nearly given up after years of dreaming of working on Doctor Who scripts

We’ve taken a stroll through the annals of computer history, plucking out the 25 most iconic computers that changed the world

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: My mind is changed. At the start of an hour-long promo extolling the wonders of battery-powered vehicles, I admit I was slightly sceptical.

The 80s had some tech innovation, but it saw its fair share of flops. Here are 10 of the most notable failed tech gadgets from the 80s.

Stereoscopes entertained every Victorian home with their ability to produce three-dimensional pictures. Typewriters and later fax machines were once essential for business practices. Photo printers and video rentals came and went from high streets.

They are some of the most eye-catching cars - real and imaginary - in the history of motoring.