Broadband firms urged to offer deals to low-income families
Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom calls on all companies to support households with "social tariffs".
Beijing tech crackdown: China’s new data rules come into effect
Companies with more than one million users’ data must undergo a review before listing overseas.
Sons of Neptune: Scarborough sewage rebels head for the big screen
A film is being made about how a group of swimmers caused outrage and even took on the government.
Roblox: The children’s game with a sex problem
A BBC investigation has found virtual sex parties are taking place in a popular online children’s game.
How nurseries are keeping track of their toddlers
Childcare centres have embraced apps to monitor kids but not all parents are convinced of the benefits.
Manchester Pride music gig cancelled amid charity changes
It follows a consultation which called on Pride to place a greater focus on "activism and protest".
74% of ransomware revenue goes to Russia-linked hackers
Crypto-currency researchers say more than $400m of cyber-crime funds go to Russian gangs.
Coleen Rooney not allowed to bring case against Rebekah Vardy’s agent
Mrs Rooney was trying to bring a claim against Caroline Watt for misuse of private information.
Valentine’s Day-inspired light paintings created across Essex
Photographer Kevin Jay uses a light source to "paint" the images on the landscape.
The Beatles: Rare hand-written Hey Jude lyrics to go on display
The notebook contains Paul McCartney's draft of Beatles classic Hey Jude, alongside poetry and doodles.