Bafta Games Awards 2021: Why they’re such a big deal
"To be nominated for five BAFTAs is pretty absurd"
New Alan Turing £50 note design is revealed
The banknote will enter circulation on 23 June - Alan Turing's birthday - and will be made of polymer.
Cured: How mental illness was used as a tool against LGBT rights
A new film recalls the fight to overturn the US labelling of gay people as having a mental illness.
University of Aberdeen to repatriate ‘looted’ Nigerian bronze sculpture
The "priceless" work in Aberdeen is described as having been looted by British soldiers in Africa in 1897.
University of Aberdeen to repatriate ‘looted’ Nigerian bronze sculpture
The "priceless" work in Aberdeen is described as having been looted by British soldiers in Africa in 1897.
China’s Tencent revenues surge thanks to gaming boom
The Chinese technology giant has also seen a big rise in international sales as it expands overseas.
Government will be ‘forced to rely’ on BBC licence fee model, MPs suggest
A group of MPs says the infrastructure is not in place for a viable alternative to the licence fee.
Twitter: Buyer defends paying $2.9m for ‘Mona Lisa’ of tweets
Malaysian tycoon says Twitter founder Jack Dorsey's first ever tweet is "a piece of human history".
Apple Music ‘saylists’ to help with speech issues
The project, from Warner Music, aims to use lyrics to help young people learn tricky sounds.
AI at work: Staff ‘hired and fired by algorithm’
The TUC is calling for fresh legal protections to cover artificial intelligence in the workplace.