Mental health and scams: ‘I’d have paid anything to make me feel better’
A charity calls for protection against online scams, as one victim tells of how she was pressurised to pay.
Bitcoin ad banned for ‘misleading pensioners’
The ad targeted individuals who were unlikely to know the risks involved, a watchdog's ruling said.
Museum Alive: App brings a dinosaur to your living room
The augmented reality app, Museum Alive, allows users to experience a prehistoric world up close.
Uber ‘willing to change’ as drivers get minimum wage, holiday pay and pensions
It comes after a court ruling on driver status and could have consequences across the gig economy.
Rocketman: Did the Vatican fund a film about Elton John?
A reported link between Sir Elton John and the Vatican has resurfaced after a ruling on gay unions.
Cannes Film Festival: Spike Lee asked again to be first black jury head
The director of Malcolm X and Da 5 Bloods was due to preside in 2020, but Covid cancelled the event.
Massive Attack star ‘livid’ over ‘high-polluting’ festivals and gigs
Robert Del Naja appears before a committee of MPs to talk about green issues at music festivals.
Google Play store to cut fees for Android app developers
App-makers will be charged a 15% cut of their first $1m of sales rather than the current 30%.
Intel buys time with ‘retrofit’ Rocket Lake desktop PC chips
Firm re-engineers laptop chip designs to work with old transistor tech to get performance gains.
Zack Snyder’s Justice League: A ‘vindication’ of director’s vision, say critics
The director's reworked cut arrives on Thursday - and most say it's an improvement on the original.