Time Out magazine to be axed in London from June
A spokesperson said Time Out was in consultation with print staff about potential job losses.
French actor Michel Bouquet dies aged 96
Chris Mason appointed new BBC political editor
He replaces Laura Kuenssberg, who is taking over from Andrew Marr on BBC One's Sunday morning show.
Fantastic Beasts 3: Gay dialogue removed from film for Chinese audiences
Warner Bros agreed to the request for changes but have said the "spirit of the film remains".
Stars pay tribute to ‘one-of-a-kind’ comic Gottfried
The stand-up comedian and actor, known for his roles in Aladdin and Problem Child, has died aged 67.
US cryptocurrency expert jailed for helping North Korea evade sanctions
Virgil Griffith was sentenced to five years and three months in prison by a court in New York.
China lockdowns: iPhone maker halts operations at China sites
Taiwanese firm Pegatron is latest manufacturer to halt operations because of the Shanghai lockdown.
How facial recognition is identifying the dead in Ukraine
A controversial facial recognition platform has been used more than 1,000 times by Ukrainian officials.
Raidforums marketplace shut down in global operation
A forum which allowed criminals access to stolen personal data - for a fee - has been taken down.
Ukrainian power grid ‘lucky’ to withstand Russian cyber-attack
Cyber experts say the malicious software used points to notorious military attackers.