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Life-saving stem cell centre welcomes first donors

The Anthony Nolan Cell Collection Centre is the first in the UK dedicated to transplants.

How US megastar Luke Combs helped Britain fall in love with country music

The star looks forward to country music's famous Grand Ole Opry relocating from Nashville to London.

Trump clears TikTok deal as Xi okays US ownership

The Papers: 'Show us your (digital) papers' and 'Blair ready to run Gaza'

The PM's plans to implement digital IDs and a potential role for Tony Blair in Gaza lead the papers.

Stray Kids downplay global fame: 'Success is a strong word'

As the K-pop idols continue to break records, they stay focused on making music and meeting fans.

Ratmageddon: Why rats are overrunning our cities

Rats are multiplying at speed in urban areas. So, what's really behind the boom - and is it now unstoppable?

Samaritans facing volunteer exodus over proposed branch closures

Opponents fear plans to close more than100 branches could put the charity’s ability to answer calls in doubt.

Aaron Levie on building for the long game in enterprise software at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025

Box CEO and co-founder Aaron Levie joins TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 for a candid fireside chat on what invention really looks like inside a public company, what AI is changing in enterprise software, and the mindset it takes to keep evolving when the tech landscape moves at warp speed.

Trump signs executive order to facilitate TikTok deal

Trump's executive order essentially bars the attorney general or Department of Justice from enforcing that law for 120 days while the divestiture plan presented to the president is executed.

Meta launches ‘Vibes,’ a short-form video feed of AI slop

Think TikTok or Instagram Reels, but every single video you come across is essentially just AI slop.

Viral call-recording app Neon goes dark after exposing users’ phone numbers, call recordings, and transcripts

Call recording app Neon was one of the top-ranked iPhone apps, but was pulled offline after a security bug allowed any logged-in user to access the call recordings and transcripts of any other user.

Microsoft cuts cloud services to Israeli military unit over Palestinian surveillance

The investigation was sparked by a story in The Guardian that reported that Unit 8200, the elite Israel military intelligence unit, was using Azure cloud storage to house data on phone calls obtained through the surveillance of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.