Ubuntu is a free computer system, like Windows or macOS, but it’s built by a community. It’s great for programmers because it’s very flexible and has lots of tools already built-in that help you code.

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Poundland to make major change in all stores as 11 to close 'in days' - full list Major chain which has been hit by financial issues goes 'back to basics' to win back customers ...

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News Cost Of Living Pension Huge state pension change in just months for people born between these years The change to begin next year will impact millions of Brits ...

What's On Travel 20mph speed limit Full list of 20mph roads in your area of Wales set to return to 30mph Councils across Wales have been and continue to consult with residents about roads that ...

A big change is coming to National Lottery tickets. Allwyn, which operates the National Lottery, is introducing over 30,000 cutting-edge ticket machines across shops throughout the country.

A major change is coming to National Lottery tickets sold in supermarkets. Allwyn, the operator of the National Lottery, is rolling out more than 30,000 new high-tech ticket machines in stores ...

Full list of people who can get a refund on their £174 TV licence payment The TV licence fee increased in April - but there are certain circumstances where you could be entitled to a refund on ...

Full list shows number of asylum seekers housed in NI hotels by council area Unionist politicians have requested investigations into hotels used to accommodate asylum seekers, following a case in ...

This weekend sees the return of one of the region's most vibrant and colourful celebrations - Manchester Pride. The streets will come alive as the annual parade weaves through the city centre, and the ...

In today’s digital world, your password is your first line of defense. Yet, millions of people still rely on weak, easily guessed passwords like "123456" or "password", leaving their accounts wide ...