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hottest news and trends from the technology world.

I'm Rory Ketland-Jones, and this week, should we trust algorithms used by governments to make

vital decisions about their citizens? We'll be looking at the wider implications of a fiasco in the UK

over exam results. Apple versus Fortnite, as the Titan of Tech

clashes with the makers of the world's hottest game,

who will come out on top.

And as millions take to the skies in a new flight simulation game,

an airline pilot explains why he enjoys spending time

in a virtual cockpit, as well as a real one.

I'm joined this week by BBC Technology reporter Jane Wakefield.

Jane, how's your week be?

It's been actually quite quiet for a working week,

but you never know what's lying around the corner.

So I'm sure this is the highlight, obviously, of my week.

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