‘Deepfake’ app causes fraud and privacy fears in China
A program that allows phone users to insert their own faces into video footage causes alarm.
South Wales Police use of facial recognition ruled lawful
High Court rules against a Cardiff shopper who brought a judicial review against South Wales Police.
Rylan Clark-Neal to revive BBC daytime show Ready Steady Cook
The presenter, who is also hosting a new Supermarket Sweep, will reboot Ready Steady Cook.
Sir Cliff Richard: BBC pays £2m in final settlement after privacy case
But the star says he's still "substantially out of pocket" after his victory in a privacy case.
Bat For Lashes’ latest record is the soundtrack to an imaginary 1980s vampire movie
The star's fifth album is the soundtrack to an imaginary 1980s horror movie.
Nollywood actress: ‘I was asked for sex in exchange for roles in films’
Nene Nwayo says she's been asked for sex and to bleach her skin to get roles in Nigerian films.
Driving simulator highlights dangers of hands-free calls
A BBC presenter found his ability to recognise hazards was reduced whilst talking on hands-free.
KSI v Logan Paul: YouTube fight rivals turn professional for rematch in Los Angeles
YouTube rivals KSI and Logan Paul turn professional and sign up for a rematch in the United States after their sold-out Manchester clash ended in a draw.
Back to school for £1m Fortnite gamer
Jaden Ashman is focussing on his GCSEs despite winning second place in the Fortnite World Cup.
Ariana Grande says Forever 21 ‘stole’ name in lawsuit
The singer is asking for $10m in damages from the US retailer, accusing it of trademark infringement.