Facebook to let users turn off political adverts
The decision comes after the social network faced criticism over false information in political ads.
Why drill music is being used to teach philosophy
The team behind RoadWorks say people who don't want to conform are "natural social scientists".
Stars urge BBC to protect regional current affairs programmes
Broadcasters from Stephen Fry to Sir Lenny Henry sign a letter urging the BBC not to cut Inside Out.
Coronavirus: The new rules for the ‘day out’
Theme parks, museums and leisure attractions are working out how they can re-open safely.
How Elon Musk aims to revolutionise battery technology
Could the least exciting bit of Elon Musk's empire end up being the most transformative?
Coronavirus: What’s it like to start a new job when working remotely?
With many people working from home due to the coronavirus outbreak, what’s it like to start a new job on a remote team?
Virtual guide to ‘Covid-safe’ galleries
The BBC's media and arts correspondent, David Sillito, gives a virtual tour around a gallery to show how they might look when they open.
Coronavirus: Blackpool Pleasure Beach prepares to reopen
Blackpool Pleasure Beach is preparing to reopen, but how can visitors stay safe?
A Street Cat Named Bob: Stray who inspired series of books dies
James Bowen wrote six books about his pet Bob who he chanced upon while battling drug addiction.
Sir Elton John ‘blown away’ by Telford students’ music video
The singer said a group of students singing I'm Still Standing "really cheered me up".