Plans for EE's expansion come ahead of BT's half-year results this Thursday, with many investors looking to see how the FTSE100 firm is holding up amid fears the cost-of-living squeeze will cause customers to cut back on internet and phone plans. 

From smart speakers to tablets to security equipment and plenty more, Amazon makes some of our favorite gadgets and smart home devices on the market right now. If you're looking to grab some for yourself, now's the time to buy. To celebrate the birthday of Alexa, Amazon's own virtual assistant, the online retailer is offering serious discounts on a huge selection of its own devices. 

Rishi Sunak has taken the extraordinary step of publicly rebuking Matt Hancock for his decision to join I'm A Celebrity...
Get Me Out Of Here for an estimated £400,000 fee, declaring: 'I was very disappointed with Matt's decision'.

In a swipe at Boris Johnson, who dramatically pulled out of the Tory leadership battle on Sunday night, Mr Sunak said the 'mandate' from the 2019 election did not belong to any individual.
He also stressed his government will have 'integrity, gadgetinku.Com professionalism and accountability at every level'.

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With Amazon's growing selection of  and  running its excellent Fire TV software, it was only a matter of time before it started manufacturing its own smart TVs. The Omni series is the more advanced of its two models and comes with a microphone built directly into the TV for truly hands-free voice control, and boasts 4K resolution. There are some discounts available on other sizes as well, but the 50-inch model is the best value available. 

The episode showcased what was supposed to be the happy marriage of Robb Stark (Richard Madden) and his pregnant wife Talisa (Oona Chaplin). The wedding, hosted by Walder Frey (David Bradley), turned out to be a double-cross and a bloody massacre resulting in the deaths of Robb, Talisa, her unborn child and the House Stark matriarch Catelyn (Michelle Fairley), to name just a few

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You can keep an eye on your home from anywhere with these simple indoor security cameras. The Blink Mini offers two-way communication, notifications for motion and night vision, all in a tiny package. And right now, you can get two for the price of one with this bundle deal.

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Amazon's fourth-gen Echo is a CNET winner and our on the market right now. It allows you to stream music, check the weather, update your calendar, set timers and much more using only the sound of your voice. It also has a built-in motion sensor and can initiate custom routines when you wake up or get home from work, and it can be used to control any other Alexa-enabled smart devices in your house.

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This 2021 model of the Fire HD 10 Plus is Amazon's most advanced tablet to date. It features 4GB of RAM (twice as much as the previous generation) and a 1080p, 10.1-inch screen. And at 42% off, this matches the absolute lowest price we've seen. 

Speaking in Egypt at the Cop27 climate change summit, the Prime Minister believes the former Health Secretary will alienate voters in his West Suffolk constituents more than 10,000 miles from his ITV jungle camp.

With Hancock due to enter the camp this week, in a stinging rebuke last night, Mr Sunak said: I think politics is a noble profession, at its best - it can and should be. But it's incumbent on politicians to earn people's respect and trust.

Mr Sunak refused to say if he had spoken to Mr Hancock before he headed Down Under and when asked if he would join the army of MPs and millions at home who will vote for him to do Bushtucker Trials, the PM insisted he 'genuinely won't have time' to watch.

It follows an announcement last week that EE, which is owned by BT, would start offering customers cyber and home security packages through a partnership with antivirus firm Norton and alarm system group Verisure.