Xbox and Call of Duty cause record broadband data use in UK
BT, Virgin Media and TalkTalk are among broadband providers that saw record demand on Tuesday.
Alexa to start second-guessing what users want
The voice assistant will answer questions with follow-up questions for the user.
Hugo Boss drops Scouse slogan copyright action
Artist John Charles says he is "buzzing" after reaching a "boss" agreement with the fashion label.
Carrie Gracie calls watchdog’s report on BBC equal pay a ‘whitewash’
Ex-BBC journalist Carrie Gracie criticises a report from the Equalities and Human Rights Commission.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie voted best Women’s Prize for Fiction winner
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Half of a Yellow Sun tops a vote for the book award's 25th anniversary.
Covid restrictions ‘unfair’ on theatres, sector says
While cinemas, bingo halls and casinos in Wales are able to reopen, theatres remain closed.
Social media: How might it be regulated?
A report puts forward a tranche of ideas that could help reduce the spread of misinformation.
Ivorian Doll: From YouTube drama to Queen of Drill
Newsbeat speaks to Vanessa Mahi about feminism, social media and working with Headie One.
Was it a happy ending for Radio 1’s Innuendo Bingo?
Coronavirus rules mean one of Radio 1's longest-running features is being retired.
Coronation Street and William Roache have world records recognised
The ITV drama, which became the world's longest-running TV soap in 2010, turns 60 on 9 December.