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Amazon sued over Alexa child recordings in US Image copyright Getty Images Amazon is being sued over its smart assistant's recordings of children. Two US cases allege the firm lacks consent to create voiceprints that could let it keep track of a youngster's use of Alexa-enabled devices and thus build up a "vast level of detail about the child's life". Amazon has said it only stores data once a device-owner has given it permission to do so. And it says parents can delete a child's profile and recordings.

Lack Of Toilets Tram-Trains 'dehumanising' Image copyright Welsh government The lack of toilets on new tram-trains that will serve the south Wales valleys has been branded "dehumanising". Trams proposed for the new £738m south Wales rail network upgrade, planned for 2022, will not have toilets on board. It means passengers between Cardiff, Treherbert, Aberdare and Merthyr Tydfil will have to use station facilities. Transport for Wales said its plan was similar to metros across the world and passengers "will never be more than 20 minutes away from a toilet". The rail franchise operator promised to upgrade station facilities as the planned smaller trams will need to run on streets as well as traditional rail lines.

North v South Korea: Welcome to the world's strangest football derby Image copyright AFP On Tuesday, North and South Korea will play a football derby like no other. It's not too rare for the two sides to face off – but it's almost unheard of to play in the North's capital, Pyongyang. In fact, it has only happened once, in 1990. Exercising before and during pregnancy is safe and beneficial Navdha Taparia is a 31-year-old mother of a two-and-a-half-year-old baby. Six years ago, she was diagnosed with hypothyroidism. She already had a pre-existent condition of PCOS and fibromyalgia and was given to understand that she would find it difficult to conceive again because of the complications and may have to resort to IVF. “Fortunately, I made the right choice at the right time,” says Navda.

Children Being Denied New Cancer Drugs Image copyright Getty Images Children with cancer are being denied new, highly precise drugs that are available to adults, doctors warn. Medics at the Royal Marsden Hospital and the Institute of Cancer Research said the rules were "too cautious". Their study, in the European Journal of Cancer, found just 7% of suitable children were getting drugs that target genetic weak spots in their cancer. The researchers said children may benefit from precision medicines even more than adults. What is precision medicine?

Cristiano Ronaldo is only the sixth player in football history to reach 700 goals Cristiano Ronaldo reached 700 careers goals on Monday night. Portugal might have suffered a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Ukraine, but there was plenty for their captain to celebrate when he lashed home a penalty in Kiev's Olimpiyskiy Stadium. Sure, it would have been poetic if Ronaldo reached the feat with a 30-yard screamer, but his nervelessness from 12 yards was still enough to emphatically stamp him in the history books.

Gains from Jet Airways void to go The higher margins enjoyed by the rivals of Jet Airways following the grounding of the airline are set to disappear as the shortage in capacity in Jet’s absence is expected to go in another three months. During the first quarter of this fiscal, players such as IndiGo, who saw a 12 per cent rise in their yields, reported a five-fold rise in their profits as Jet cut its capacity and then stopped its operations. Yields are a measure of airfares. However, this benefit is set to wear off and observers point out the impact will be felt in the second quarter as fresh capacity is added by the existing players. RBS Names Alison Rose As Its New Chief Executive Image copyright RBS RBS has named Alison Rose as its new chief executive, making her the first woman to lead one of the UK's big four banks. Ms Rose, who joined the bank 27 years ago as a graduate trainee, will replace the incumbent Ross McEwan in November. She will be paid more than her predecessor, with her annual salary set at £1.1m compared with Mr McEwan's £1m.

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