The robot that understands irony and other news
BBC Click's Paul Carter looks at some of the week's best technology stories.
Public services web project cost soared to £110m
A project to move public services online is now estimated to cost £110m.
Free TV licences: Ricky Tomlinson leads BBC Salford protest
Ricky Tomlinson tells protesters outside MediaCity that the government should fund free TV Licences.
Jo Brand acid joke: BBC edits out remark from catch-up service
The broadcaster says it regrets any offence caused by the remark about throwing acid at Nigel Farage.
Vodafone suffers faults across Europe
Users have been unable to use mobile and fixed-line broadband services.
Deepfake videos could ‘spark’ violent social unrest
Software that can make convincing fake videos could spark social unrest and violence, experts warn.
The UK’s biggest girl band hits revealed
The Spice Girls, Little Mix and TLC are among the UK's best-sellers, says the Official Charts.
The UK’s biggest girl band hits revealed
The Spice Girls, Little Mix and TLC are among the UK's best-sellers, says the Official Charts.
Selena Gomez: Instagram ‘would make me depressed’
The singer says she had to delete social media from her phone as it made her feel bad about herself.
Director Bryan Singer settles with rape accuser
The Bohemian Rhapsody film-maker will pay $150,000 to a man who accused him of rape.