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Post Office scandal: Public inquiry to examine wrongful convictions
The wrongful convictions of hundreds of sub-postmasters and mistresses will be examined by a public inquiry starting on Monday.
Between 2000 and 2014, more than 700 sub-postmasters were wrongly accused of theft, fraud and false accounting due to a flaw in a computer system Horizon....

NatWest has been fined £265m after admitting it failed to prevent money-laundering of nearly £400m by one firm.
A gold trading business suspected of money-laundering deposited £700,000 in cash into one NatWest branch in black bin bags.
A criminal gang deposited huge sums of cash across about 50 branches, prosecutors for the UK’s financial watchdog said....

Boeing’s 737 was cleared to fly passengers again by US regulators last year, having been grounded following two catastrophic accidents.
Since then, however, a number of potentially serious problems have been reported during 737 Max flights.
On 14 October, a 737 Max took off from Boeing Field airport in Seattle, bound for Brussels. It was a delivery flight, taking the brand-new plane to start work for its owners, the travel group Tui....

Apple is suing Israeli spyware firm NSO Group and its parent company for allegedly targeting iPhone users with a hacking tool.
NSO’s Pegasus software can infect both iPhones and Android devices, allowing operators to extract messages, photos and emails, record calls and secretly activate microphones and cameras....