US court rules Uber and Lyft workers are contractors
Labour groups had opposed contractor status, saying it robbed them of rights like sick leave.
Oscars ratings record 18.7 million viewers, 12% higher than 2022
Roughly 18.7m US viewers tune in, making Sunday the third-least watched Oscars since tracking began.
Tiny data centre used to heat public swimming pool
The heat generated by the small box of powerful computers is enough to heat the pool about 60% of the time.
Gambling: Who are the betting firms sponsoring your team?
Government changes to Premier League shirt sponsors could mean an end to some gambling companies.
Shark Tank India: How a start-up in Kashmir is inspiring thousands
FastBeetle's success on Shark Tank India is motivating youngsters in the region to dream big.
Could waste plastic become a useful fuel source?
A process that turns waste plastic and CO2 into fuel has been developed at Cambridge University.
Gary Lineker to return to Match of the Day as BBC’s Tim Davie denies climbdown
Director general Tim Davie says the BBC will carry out an independent review into its social media rules.
Phyllida Barlow: Renowned British sculptor dies aged 78
The Newcastle-born artist had a long career teaching art before her breakthrough.
Ros Atkins on… Gary Lineker and the BBC’s impartiality crisis
The BBC’s analysis editor examines the BBC's impartiality guidance, after the corporation struck a deal with Gary Lineker over his controversial tweets.
Vinyl records outsell CDs for first time in decades
Streaming may be king, but fans of physical albums are weighing in with record sales growth