Oscar winner urges authors to include disabled characters
Rachel Shenton, who won an Oscar for her film about a deaf child, says all children need to see themselves in books.
Facebook: What’s in Mark Zuckerberg’s privacy plan?
Mark Zuckerberg says he wants Facebook to become a "privacy-focused" social network.
Penn and Teller and Mischief Theatre to produce Magic Goes Wrong
The Play That Goes Wrong team turn their attention to magic, with a bit of help from Penn and Teller.
Bryan Adams explains why Summer of 69 flopped in the UK
It's the star's signature song - but it only ever reached number 42 in the charts.
Google spin-off Waymo to sell Lidar it fought Uber on
The self-driving car division of Google is to sell its Lidar units to other industries but not car-makers.
Riverdale filming resumes after Luke Perry death
Cast members of the Netflix drama pay tribute to the actor, who died on Monday following a stroke.
Barbra Streisand to play Hyde Park in July
The singer will give her first British Summer Time concert in July, six years on from her last UK date.
Massive Attack album stored in a painting using DNA
The album Mezzanine by Massive Attack has been stored using genetic information for the first time.
Huawei sues US government over product ban
The Chinese telecoms firm takes action against claims its products present security risks.
The patch unplugging premature babies
A team at Northwestern University developed a wireless patch that monitors the vitals of premature babies.