Covid ticketing rules exclude people not online from major events

Campaigners call on entertainment and sport sectors to ensure inclusion of those without access

‘It just doesn’t stop!’ Do we need a new law to ban out-of-hours emails?

During the pandemic many workers have felt more under siege than ever from work emails that arrive at all hours. Could the legal right to disconnect help?

Hackney blames a cyber-attack for not issuing council tax refund

It was more than seven months ago, but it still can’t say when I’ll get my money

Fast, reliable broadband … it’s now a key selling point for house hunters

Forget schools or a nice pub nearby. A good internet connection is a top priority. But not all properties are equal

Amazon and Google investigated by UK regulator over fake reviews

CMA will decide whether consumer law was broken by not taking sufficient action to protect shoppers

‘I put my life savings in crypto’: how a generation of amateurs got hooked on high-risk trading

Online trading apps are drawing in novice investors willing to risk everything on volatile stocks. Do they really know what they’re doing?

About 2.3m Britons hold cryptocurrencies despite warnings of risk

FCA says the digital assets appear to have become more normalised and viewed less as a gamble

Meatless Farm gives customers chance to put money where their mouth is

Yorkshire-based plant-burger and vegan sausage maker launches £5m crowdfunding drive

Boost for BT as Altice telecom group buys 12% stake

Firm owned by French-Israeli billionaire Drahi becomes biggest stakeholder in move to exploit UK broadband rollout

Microsoft wrote off a laptop because it can’t repair the webcam

Its repair policy seems to fly in the face of Bill Gates’s work to combat climate change

I need a real person from BT to answer my urgent call

An elderly neighbour’s alarm system is linked to a landline, but it is out of order

Work is where your laptop is: meet the globetrotting digital nomads

Worldwide shift to flexible and home working in pandemic has led to rise of new kind of backpacker

Bank Job review – a classic ‘print money to cancel debt’ caper

An activist duo start their own bank to blow up Britain’s debt culture (and a Transit van), in this heartwarming documentary filled with community spirit

Why am I so furious about teeth? They are deeply socially divisive

The gap between those who can or can’t afford a dentist is widening. There is a three-year wait for NHS appointments – while the market for whitening and tweakments booms, writes Guardian columnist Emma Beddington

Tell us: are you an amateur investor affected by the crash of cryptocurrencies?

A number of cryptos are losing value after China signalled a Bitcoin crackdown. We’d like to hear from small investors – what will you do next?