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In wake of global automotive cybersecurity report showing remote attacks, which rely on Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, have consistently outnumbered physical attacks, experts are raising awareness about potential security issues

In today’s newsletter: The Guardian this week launches a new Europe edition, bringing more coverage to the continent – this is why

In today’s newsletter: The CEO quit after admitting he had not been ‘fully transparent’ about relationships he had with employees – is this just the start of a new era of corporate accountability?

Yes, many of the county’s postwar buildings used Raac; but the real problem is a Tory ideology that has negligence at its core, says author Tim Burrows

An Ontario mother said she and her nine-year-old daughter got locked into their Tesla when the battery failed earlier this month.

Apparently much of the notoriety – or perhaps by now it has become allure – of Essex is my fault. In 1990, weeks before Mrs Thatcher was defenestrated, I wrote an article in the Sunday Telegraph called ‘Essex Man’, in circumstances that Tim Burrows describes entirely accurately in this exceptionally well-written and intelligent book. Although

Built for commuters, the county created a brash new consumerist identity. But its success has come at a price.

Essex is a county of firsts. There was the UKs first nudist colony (1924, in Wickford, intriguingly called Moonella), and the worlds first regular radio broadcasting company.

In today’s newsletter: Semaglutide has won endorsements from celebrities and expert drugs advisers and has gone viral on TikTok. But don’t expect a quick fix

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