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Gambling firm Betway hit with record £11.6m penalty Image copyright Getty Images Online betting firm Betway has been hit with a record penalty of £11.6m for failings over customer protection and money-laundering checks. The Gambling Commission said Betway failed to check the source of funds of one customer who deposited over £8m and lost over £4m in a four-year period. It also failed to effectively interact with a customer who deposited and lost £187,000 in two days. The penalty package is the biggest to date faced by a UK gambling firm. The Gambling Commission's investigation said the failings were linked to dealings with seven of Betway's high-spending customers.

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‘Devastated’ Meghan Markle ‘shed a tear’ during ‘bittersweet’ farewell to royal staff as she left the UK for Canada 'DEVASTATED' Meghan Markle "shed a tear" during a bittersweet farewell to royal staff as she left the UK for Canada. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex this week completed their final engagements as Royals after dramatically quitting the Firm and closing their Buckingham Palace offices. And the Telegraph claimed Meghan, 38, "shed a tear" as she and Prince Harry hosted a farewell for their staff at The Goring Hotel in London’s Belgravia on Thursday last week. And it was further reported the duchess appeared "quietly devastated" at her last private function for Commonwealth students in Buckingham Palace on Monday. Telegraph columnist Bryony Gordon, who was at Meghan's last official engagement as a frontline royal, said: "The pervading emotion on Monday, as I watched the Duchess carry out her final private engagement, seemed to be profound sadness. She added that "there is a feeling that they have been hung out to dry" in the way the couple were treated in Britain.

Scotland's best new buildings of 2020 Eighteen buildings have made the shortlist of The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland's annual awards. The developments, which include Aberdeen Art Gallery and Bertha Park High School in Perth, were selected from 80 entries. Judging will take place at the end of March and the RIAS award winners will be announced on 28 May. The shortlisted contenders are: Image copyright gillian hayes

Apple 'sorry' that workers listened to Siri voice recordings Apple has apologised following revelations that it paid third-party workers to listen to voice recordings of Siri users. The practice known as "grading" has been used by several tech firms as a way of improving the quality of speech recognition. However, Apple, Google and Microsoft all halted such work recently, following public outcry.