Self-driving vehicles to be trialled in Cambridge
It is hoped the vehicles, which carry up to 10 people, will transform public transport.
Agency worker’s LinkedIn rant about ‘picky’ staff leads to job offers
Lee Moore's post about fellow agency staff is seen by more than four million people.
NatWest launches ‘urgent’ cryptocurrency scam alert
A warning on NatWest's banking app warns customers to beware of cryptocurrency scams.
Franz Kafka: Manuscripts, drawings and personal letters go online
It comes after years of restoration and cataloguing by the National Library of Israel.
Legality of collecting faces online challenged
Clearview AI has a huge database of three billion images collected from the web.
Aria Awards: BBC Radio 1’s Greg James and Scott Mills among winners
James wins best music breakfast show at the radio industry's prestigious Aria Awards.
Arlene Foster awarded £125k damages in Dr Christian Jessen libel case
A judge rules an unfounded tweet by Dr Christian Jessen about an alleged extra-marital affair was "outrageous".
‘Epic action’: Cinemas open screens for gamers
Video game fans bring their console, or hire one and experience playing their games at a new scale.
James Bond to stay on the big screen after Amazon deal
What does Amazon's $8.45bn deal to buy MGM mean for 007 and the studio's other films and TV shows?
Ofcom chair selection process to be re-started
Former Daily Mail boss Paul Dacre was thought to be one of the leading candidates for the role.