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A partnership autonomous vehicle maker Aurrigo will see Vodafone help golfers get around at the Wales Open without having to interact with potentially pestilent drivers. This will apparently be the first major sporting event to use driverless technology and Vodafone is doing its best to derive some social distancing virtue from the move. It will
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Tragedy struck in Peru on Saturday night as 13 people died in a stampede at a newly reopened nightclub. Police reportedly raided the venue, the Thomas disco in Lima, to enforce the coronavirus (COVID-19) regulations put in place due to the pandemic. Approximately 120 people were in attendance when the stampede broke out, according to the Interior
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CityFibre has revealed that Swindon and Slough will be the next stops on its full-fibre rollout. The network provider, which is on a mission to offer a credible alternative to Openreach in major metros, will spend £40 million deploying a wholesale fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) network to nearly every home and business in Swindon, and £24 million
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Jeju Air plane at Seoul Incheon International Airport. Benard | Andia | Universal Images Group | Getty Images Low-cost carriers (LCCs) are likely to have an advantage in a price-sensitive and regionally focused air travel market, analysts told CNBC. However, one observer cautioned that the benefit can only be enjoyed when demand recovers. The coronavirus pandemic
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