Black Hat: GDPR privacy law exploited to reveal personal data
One in four firms holding a test subject's data released it to her partner without her permission.
Abbey Road: Beatles fans gather to recreate cover shot
Crowds flock to Abbey Road 50 years after the band strolled over its zebra crossing.
Oyster card accounts hacked, confirms Transport for London
Some 1,200 customer accounts are affected and TfL have temporarily suspended online access.
Instagram removes ad company after ‘data grab’
Instagram tells a US marketing company to stop building profiles of its users.
Houghton Festival cancelled over bad weather fears
The axing of the Houghton Festival in Norfolk comes a day after Boardmasters was cancelled.
Love Island USA picks its first winners – what did viewers and critics think?
Viewers and critics weigh in after the finale of the first US series of the hit show.
Lorry stuck on notoriously steep Tower Hill
The area was blocked off while the lorry was moved.
Three Ireland wrongly bills customers for data roaming fees
Subscribers complain of being charged large sums and in some cases of having their service cut off.
Netflix wins ‘bidding war’ for Game of Thrones creators Benioff and Weiss
David Benioff and DB Weiss will make shows for the streaming service after a reported bidding war.
Home Alone: The original Kevin is thirsty for more
The actor who starred in the original 1990 comedy tweeted Disney after it announced a remake of the classic film.