Amateur choirs ‘devastated’ at Covid rule change in England
Hundreds of choirs have had to cancel rehearsals after the government said singing poses a health risk.
‘I thought I was too old to be on TikTok’
Spencer West has garnered legions of fans sharing his perspective as a disability advocate.
AI emotion-detection software tested on Uyghurs
A software engineer tells BBC's Panorama about installing the system in police stations in Xinjiang.
Amazon accused of unfair pricing policies by Washington DC
The Washington DC Attorney General said on Tuesday it was suing the firm over competition concerns.
Carey Mulligan criticises government delay to charity aid
The government had agreed to pay War Child £500,000 but has since delayed the funding.
Babes in the Wood victim’s mum wants Martin Bashir inquiry
Journalist Martin Bashir took Karen Hadaway's clothing and did not return them, her mother says.
Deleted police records were on outdated 1970s IT system
The files on the Police National Computer were recovered - but a report calls for urgent reforms.
John Cena: Fast and Furious star sorry over Taiwan remark backlash
John Cena posts a video apology in Chinese after describing Taiwan as a "country".
Airbnb boss: ‘Cornwall is now more popular than London’
CEO Airbnb Brian Chesky says people's travel habits have fundamentally changed due to the pandemic.
Bitcoin Mining Council to report renewable energy usage
The Tesla CEO and a group of Bitcoin miners hope to improve the currency's sustainability.