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Prime Day 2026 returns from 23rd to 26th June, with hundreds of thousands of deals exclusively for Prime members across all categories. Early deals are available now, including up to 35% off everyday essentials, up to 50% off movies and TV, and three months of Audible for free. Members can save 40% and more with daily themed Epic Prime Deals curated exclusively for the event.

AWS first launched an AWS Region in the UK in December 2016, and over the last few years, we have continued to expand the Region to include three Availability Zones, two WaveLength Zones, two Edge Locations, and a Regional Edge Cache. In 2024, AWS announced plans to invest £8 billion over five years (2024-2028) building, operating, and maintaining data centres in the UK.

Looking for something new to watch? Prime Video UK has a stacked lineup of new releases arriving in June 2026, from must-see originals to gripping true crime documentaries and live sport. Highlights include Romesh Ranganathan's hilarious new game show Would You Rather: Decide to Survive, the highly anticipated fifth series of Clarkson's Farm, and the sequel to hit film My Fault: London. Sports fans can also look forward to the NBA Finals and weekly WNBA fixtures.

Prime members can enjoy fast, free delivery on eligible items, including Same-Day Delivery in more than 80 towns and cities across the UK Customers can shop up to 30% off household staples, personal care must-haves, and more until 23:59 Tuesday 19th May with thousands of deals on offer from top brands such as Aveeno, Colgate, Fairy, and Felix Amazon's Everyday Essentials Week is back. This dedicated deals event is designed to help customers save big on the products they use most.

A new report from Oxford Economics, titled "The Global Value of LEO Satellite Broadband Services" and commissioned by Amazon, finds that low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite broadband could generate an additional £2 billion in UK economic output and support more than 24,000 jobs by 2035. Despite the UK's strong digital infrastructure, connectivity gaps persist.

Nearly half (48%) of Amazon's entry-level employees at its Stockton-on-Tees fulfilment centre were previously unemployed or joined straight from education, highlighting the company's role in opening up employment pathways for local people, just two years after opening its first fulfilment centre in the area. That's according to new independent research from Public First.

Nearly two-thirds (64%) of organisations now use AI, the equivalent of one new business adopting AI every 40 seconds 68% of adopters report productivity gains, and 72% expect AI to increase their ability to grow in the coming year Half (49%) of organisations cite AI and digital skills shortages as the main challenge for AI adoption, up from 46% in 2025 The adoption of AI is accelerating in the UK, with nearly two-thirds (64%) of organisations now using AI — up from 52% last year and well...

Whether you're into edge-of-your-seat thrillers, sweeping romances, or live sport, there's something for everyone landing on the streaming service this month. Highlights include Nicolas Cage suiting up as a down-on-his-luck private investigator in Spider-Noir, a live-action Marvel series set in 1930s New York, and Off Campus, a steamy college drama based on the best-selling book series.

Your front door is one of the busiest places in your home—whether it's family members coming and going, friends visiting, or your dog walker stopping by while you’re at work. It's a constant stream of activity, yet it can be hard to keep track of who's actually there, especially when you're away or in another room.

• We're excited about the future of cloud computing in the UK and the role that AI will play in transforming how businesses operate and innovate. • Today, we are announcing a new UK Addendum that formalises our commitment to customer choice through clear, comprehensive rights around multicloud adoption, data portability, and switching processes.