Many things puzzle Brits — be it our ever-changing weather, why queuing isn’t as common abroad or what to reply when someone greets you with ‘you alright?’. But phone contracts should not be a cause of confusion. Over 98 per cent of the UK population own a mobile, but over two-thirds of us either don’t read or don’t understand our contracts, according to University of Law (ULaw) research. Here, mobile operator spusu explores the confusion surrounding overly complex contracts and offers a guide to help you understand phone contract jargon.

Regular measles statistics updates issued by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). The latest number of laboratory confirmed measles cases in England have been published in an updated epidemiological overview by UKHSA

This COVID-19 and flu surveillance bulletin brings together the latest surveillance data, along with the latest public health advice for COVID-19 and flu. The flu and COVID-19 surveillance report has been published here.

April means spring is underway, but for many, clouding that is the realisation that mobile contracts are about to increase. But understanding why they happen, and what to look out for, can help to ease the impact, as SIM-only mobile provider spusu, explains.

This COVID-19 and flu surveillance bulletin brings together the latest surveillance data, along with the latest public health advice for COVID-19 and flu.

Spring is a time for possibilities, ideas and action. With IT playing an increasingly important role in the success of a business on a multi-departmental level, it’s also the perfect time to take a deep breath and spring clean your business’s tech to save money, improve productivity, and boost morale.

Back in 1950 computer pioneer Alan Turing set out a simple test to establish a computer’s intelligence: he called it the imitation game. To pass the test, the computer must generate text indistinguishable from a human’s writing. After decades of failure the test has now been turned on its head. Now the machine can pass as human, so we must demonstrate that we are more than a machine.

Metro Bank has seen a 10% rise in remote access scams which it has named as its Scam of the Month for March. They usually involve the fraudster making contact and claiming that there may be a problem with your account or computer and they will offer to take control of the device remotely to help.

Online shopping has revolutionized the way we buy gadgets and gizmos. With a few clicks, you can have the latest smartphone or a sleek smartwatch delivered to your doorstep. But there’s a catch: the overwhelming abundance of 5-star reviews. Are they genuine endorsements or clever marketing ploys?

The latest Flu and COVID-19 surveillance report, which includes respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) data and the national norovirus and rotavirus surveillance report have been published along with the latest public health advice.

Whether delving into the latest trends or dissecting specialised fields, the podcasting realm offers a vast and receptive audience eager to listen and learn – provided the approach is spot-on. Unfortunately, many new podcasters make the same classic mistakes that end up killing their podcast before it gets going.