Which piece of tech from the last decade genuinely changed your daily life the most?

Whether it's the Tube, a Pret sandwich or a pint at the pub, contactless has quietly killed the faff of cash and chip-and-PIN queues.

Google Maps and Citymapper have made getting lost in an unfamiliar British town feel almost impossible, for better or worse.

It went from novelty to necessity during the pandemic, and now keeps families, colleagues and GPs connected across the country.

Netflix, iPlayer and Spotify replaced shelves of discs and stacks of CDs, changing how a nation watches telly and listens to music.

Voice assistants have crept into millions of British kitchens, handling everything from radio to shopping lists with a single command.