The deal is to be investigated on grounds of national security as the UK Digital Secretary, Oliver Dowden, has issued an intervention notice against the sale.

The move comes as the online grocery retailer continues to make strides in technological innovation, with the company eventually envisioning a completely autonomous delivery service.

The three prefectures of Tokyo, Osaka and Hyogo are to undergo state of emergency restrictions, putting plans for the Tokyo 2021 Olympics in July into further disarray. 

Brighton Fringe 2021 is back and tickets are now on sale!

A group of university students have taken matters into their own hands demanding fee refunds as Covid-19 drastically affected their university experience. 

After recently announcing plans to make a child-friendly iteration of Instagram, Facebook has been met with resistance, and a letter sent by the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood signed by 99 organisations and individuals.

Thousands of people were evacuated from their homes on the Caribbean island of St Vincent after a volcanic eruption blanketed the island in smoke and ash, leaving the country in dire need of aid.

Women under the age of 18 will be banned from wearing a hijab in public if the Separatism Bill becomes law in France.

277 attendees of the infamous Fyre Festival are being compensated for travelling to the failed ‘luxury’ event in the Bahamas in April 2017. 

The fine comes as a probe carried out by the Chinese anti-monopoly regulator found that Alibaba prevented sellers from conducting business on rival platforms.

The long-awaited easing of stage two coronavirus lockdown restrictions in England has seen an upward spike in footfall in non-essential shops and businesses.

The move comes as part of a legal settlement with the footwear company which resolves a trademark infringement lawsuit brought against the art collective last week.