Cupid’s needle? UK under-30s wooed with dating app vaccine bonus
Apps such as Hinge and Bumble will offer benefits to vaccinated users amid fears of low take-up
G7 aims to reach historic deal on corporate tax abuse this weekend
Talks hosted by Rishi Sunak believed to be very close to agreement in principle on global reforms
A global agreement on corporate tax is in sight – let’s make sure it happens
We have a chance to get multinational businesses to pay their fair share, say finance ministers Nadia Calviño, Daniele Franco, Bruno Le Maire and Olaf Scholz
China’s ‘splinternet’ will create a state-controlled alternative cyberspace
Beijing is using blockchain to build a new internet and many developing countries are likely to sign up – but at what cost?
Your medical records are about to be given away. As GPs, we’re fighting back
GPs in England have been told to hand over all patient data to NHS Digital, says GP Ameen Kamlana
US sets – and quickly suspends – tariffs on UK and others over digital taxes
Biden administration suspended duties to allow time for negotiations over digital-services taxes on US tech companies
GPs warn over plans to share patient data with third parties in England
Doctors say NHS Digital’s proposals could erode the relationship between them and their patients
Demis Hassabis: the deep mind Dominic Cummings turned to as the pandemic hit
The AI researcher and co-founder of Google’s DeepMind was one of many who pressed for an hard lockdown in March 2020
‘The aliens are here’: how movies shape Dominic Cummings’ vision
By bigging up blockbusters and superheroes, the PM’s former chief adviser proved himself the pop culture motherlode in his explosive Commons performance
Uber agrees union recognition deal with GMB
Agreement allows union access to drivers hubs for help and support but deal does not include riders with Uber Eats service
EU citizens win right to access personal data held by Home Office
Appeal court ruling means people denied settled status or immigration visas can see records used in the case
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
Online safety bill ‘a recipe for censorship’, say campaigners
Proposals hand Ofcom the power to identify ‘lawful but harmful’ content and punish social networks that fail to remove it
Houchenism – the brand of can-do Tory threatening the left and right old guard
With a 73% majority and a string of interventionist initiatives, Tees Valley mayor, Ben Houchen, is reinventing Conservatism
Salmond supporters accused of ‘torrent of homophobic and transphobic abuse’
Patrick Harvie says attacks by Alba members against Scottish Greens have escalated during election campaign