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Linked to cyber military, armies of vigilante hackers on both sides have caused chaos with websites taken down, private data stolen, and broadcasts hijacked. the bbc�*s cyber correspondent joe tidy travelled to ukraine to speak to those fighting in the cyberwar and found that the conflict has blurred the lines between cyber military and cyber criminal activity. from his flat in central ukraine, alexander devotes nearly all his spare time to hacking russia. hes one of the most prominent hackers...

Full—scale invasion of ukraine, a second less visible battle in cyberspace got underway. as well as relentless attacks linked to cyber military, armies of vigilante hackers on both sides have caused chaos with websites taken down, private data stolen and broadcasts hijacked. our cyber correspondent joe tidy travelled to ukraine to speak to those fighting the cyberwar and found that the conflict has blurred the lines between cyber military and cyber criminal activity. from his flat in central u...

One resident on the aylesbury estate is using their flat to display posters and information about their campaign against regeneration. southwark council says its offered residents alternative accommodation. i am still going to be in the footprint of the aylesbury estate but it is not the same. this is my home and i dont want to move out. lets take a look at the tubes now. there are minor delays on the bakerloo, central line, the metropolitan line and the picadilly line is part suspended between ...

Britains biggest retailer Tesco forecast flat profit in its new financial year as it reported a 6.3% fall for 2022-23, hurt by not passing on to consumers the full rise in the cost of inflation... | April 13, 2023

London stocks were flat in early trade on Thursday after data showed that the UK economy stagnated in February as strikes dented productivity.

Pre—pandemic days. but you have to offset that against the industrial action we have been having in the uk and in february, it was teachers, it was civil servants, and that weighed on the economy. so overall, across the month of february, there were zero growth. as i said, monthly figures can be a little volatile. we saw a steep decline in december, an increase in january, saw a steep decline in december, an increase injanuary, now saw a steep decline in december, an increase in january, now f...

Affected by the troubles losses are real. in the united states we ha firsthand experience of fragile even long-standing democratic institutions can be you saw what happened on january the 6th in my country. we learn a new with ever generation that democracy need champions. >> the lesson of the goo friday agreement is this in times when things see fragile, or easily broken, tha is one hope and hard work ar needed the most. >> hope and hard work is right president biden to take us off the air this...

By Elena Vardon Tesco PLC on Thursday said that it expects broadly flat retail profits in the year ahead, beating expectations, as it reported results for fiscal 2023 that were largely in line... | April 13, 2023

By Kyle Morris Imperial Brands PLC said Thursday that it is on track to meet 2023 guidance, and that first-half adjusted group operating profit should be roughly flat on year on a... | April 13, 2023

UK supermarket chain Tesco said it expected to post flat profits this year and announced a £750m share buyback as annual earnings halved last year with inflation battering both customers and company.