Social media and the law: Could your next tweet get you in trouble?
A lawyer tells Newsbeat we should all think twice before posting anything online.
Amazon offers ‘wellness chamber’ for stressed staff
The "AmaZen" chambers will let staff watch meditation videos and see "calming scenes".
The robot paramedic saving lives, and other tech news
BBC Click's LJ Rich looks at the best tech news stories of the week.
Liam Scarlett: Inquest opens into former Royal Ballet choreographer’s death
Liam Scarlett died after being admitted to Ipswich Hospital having suffered a cardiac arrest.
Tesla cameras will monitor driver awareness
The electric car company says it will now "detect inattentiveness" amid safety concerns.
Russian hackers target aid groups in new cyber-attack, says Microsoft
A fresh wave of cyber-attacks targets government agencies and human rights groups, mostly in the US.
Bolton theatre’s reopening show goes on despite Covid confusion
The Bolton Octagon theatre finally reopens after a "rollercoaster" few years and a new Covid wave.
Cruella: Disney’s live-action origin story gets mixed reviews
"Extremely entertaining" or "messy, flabby and confused"? The critics weigh in on the new film.
Harambe: Gorilla photo to be sold as an NFT five years after he was shot dead
Memes and vigils were sparked worldwide when the western lowland gorilla was shot dead five years ago.
Police raid cannabis farm, find Bitcoin mine
Police say they raided the building thinking they were going to find a cannabis farm.