Gaza doctors struggle to investigate ‘signs of torture’ on unnamed dead returned by Israel
Photographs show bodies with multiple signs of injury and wrists tied behind their backs. Read More
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Louvre heist lift-maker seizes the moment with new ad campaign
The firm touted its “quiet as a whisper” technology for “when you need to move fast”. Read More
Assaults on rail network more than triple in 10 years
The increase in the number of reported assaults coincides with a push to have passengers report incidents. Read More
German bid to close migrant boats loophole could face delay
There are growing doubts Germany will be able to tighten its laws this year, the BBC has learned. Read More
European firms unite in bid to rival SpaceX
Sources from Airbus said “doing nothing would be the biggest risk at this stage”. Read More
Total Commerce in 2025: Buyer’s Guide to Total Experience
A practical guide for tech buyers: what total commerce is, how it differs from omnichannel and unified commerce, the software you actually need, and a 90-day plan to pilot and measure results. The post Total Commerce in 2025: Buyer’s Guide… Read More »Total Commerce in 2025: Buyer’s Guide to Total Experience
X-ray tables, high-tech glasses, NBA players: How a poker scheme allegedly stole millions
Prosecutors said the elaborate plot, which allegedly netted $7m from victims, belonged in a Hollywood film. Read More
Apple may be forced to allow rival app stores in UK
The Competition and Markets Authority says the tech giant dominates the smartphone market along with Google. Read More
London Stock Exchange bouncing back, says metals magnate
The boss of global energy and metals firm Metlen tells the BBC why it moved its primary listing from Athens to London. Read More
Can the plastic recycling industry be saved?
Plastic recycling plants in Europe are being shut as they struggle to find a business model Read More