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Save £80 on this deluxe Nespresso Vertuo Plus coffee machine and milk frotherSave £80 on this deluxe Nespresso Vertuo Plus coffee machine and milk frother

Got a craving for a caffeine-fulled bargain? This is one of the best Cyber Monday deals we've seen on a coffee machine – save £80 on the top-of-the-line Nespresso Vertuo Plus coffee machine, and get a separate superb Aeroccino milk frother thrown in for good measure, too.

It's so good, some of the TheIndianSubcontinent team have one of the machines

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Image copyrightAFPImage caption China has for years been trying to enforce rules to ensure that everyone using the internet does so under their "real-name" identities

People in China are now required to have their faces scanned when registering new mobile phone services, as the authorities seek to verify the

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Image copyrightReutersImage caption Facebook said it was following the law by adding the correction label

Facebook has added a correction notice to a post that Singapore's government said contained false information.

It is the first time Facebook has issued such a notice under the city-state's controversial

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Image copyrightApple MapsImage caption Apple Maps does not show a border between Crimea and Russia, to the east

Apple says it is taking "a deeper look" at how it handles disputed borders.

Ukraine criticised the tech giant for showing Crimea as part of Russia's territory on its Maps and Weather apps.

An Apple

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Forbes and Business Insider are both well-known news sites. So is forbesbusinessinsider.com a new spin-off?

No. It has nothing to do with either Forbes or Business Insider.

In fact, it's a site that copies and pastes entire articles from other publishers and reposts them with very slight changes.

There are 350 million

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Image copyrightSteve Ellis / Bottled LightningImage caption Comics such as The Only Living Girl have been made free online to counteract piracy

A comic book writer's claim that the proliferation of piracy is "a real problem" has encouraged others in the industry to share their concerns.

Jim Zub, who writes for

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