Alvin Sargent, Spider-Man screenwriter, dies at 92
Alvin Sargent won two Oscars for Julia and Ordinary People before penning the Spider-Man films.
Can you cram 16 gigs into a single day?
We set off for Brighton's The Great Escape festival to find out if it's possible.
Social media: Senior police officer calls for boycott over abuse images
The UK's leading child protection police officer says action is needed to force firms to act.
Facebook sues analytics firm Rankwave over alleged data misuse
The network accuses South Korean firm Rankwave of using "at least 30" apps to unlawfully scrape data.
Facebook sues analytics firm Rankwave over alleged data misuse
The network accuses South Korean firm Rankwave of using "at least 30" apps to unlawfully scrape data.
Fugees’ Prakazrel Michel charged in election finance case
A founding member of hip-hop group The Fugees is alleged to have made illegal contributions in 2012.
The comedians making mental health a laughing matter
It helps to find the humour in life's darkest moments, say the acts at a mental health comedy night.
BAME: The children’s bookshop selling diversity
A shop in Brixton only sells books featuring black, Asian or minority ethnic (BAME) protagonists.
The hair salon exhibiting modern art
A hairdressing salon in London has got rid of mirrors, so customers can contemplate art.
Simon Armitage: ‘Witty and profound’ writer to be next Poet Laureate
The "witty and profound" writer's work spans sharp observations about modern life and classical myths.