Andrew Garrido taught himself piano on a paper keyboard
Pianist and musician Andrew Garrido has played concert venues across Europe, but he only started playing the piano ten years ago when he made his own paper keyboard to practise on.
Twitch avoids Russia ban over pirated Premier League games
Russia's state media reports that the matter was resolved after Twitch removed pirated recordings.
How bots are stealing artwork from artists on Twitter
Artists tell the BBC how their artwork has been stolen from Twitter and is being sold elsewhere.
Russian network used BuzzFeed’s Community site to spread false news stories
Social media accounts connected to the leaking of US-UK trade documents, have also spread fake news stories, a BBC investigation has discovered.
Star Wars and Cats: What is the first reaction?
Following the US premieres, social media comment declares Star Wars "terrific" and Cats "magical".
Strictly’s Kelvin Fletcher: ‘I wanted people to see me in a different light’
He has won Strictly and a motor racing title in the same year - so what's next for Kelvin Fletcher?
Ofcom proposes locked-handset ban
Several mobile phone providers offer handsets that cannot easily be transferred to a new network.
Glitter stink bomb 2.0 to deter ‘porch pirates’
Individuals and companies are fighting back against those who steal packages from outside homes.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker in world premiere
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is the final film in the latest trilogy, completing the Skywalker saga.
Les Miserables: Cardiff production bursts into flames
One theatregoer thought the fire was part of the show "until the dead bodies started running off set".