Bafta Games Awards 2018: What you need to know
Here's your guide to five of the biggest nominees at this year's awards devoted to gaming.
BBC Yorkshire political editor Len Tingle dies aged 63
Len Tingle was described by colleagues as the "gentle giant of politics in Yorkshire"
Millionaire cough scandal: ‘The most British crime of all time’
A new West End play tells the story of the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire coughing scandal.
Rolls-Royce and Boeing invest in UK space engine
Boeing and Rolls-Royce are investing in the UK company developing a revolutionary propulsion system.
Cliff Richard case ‘likely to have massive implications’
As a privacy case begins against the BBC over coverage of a police raid, what are the legal implications?
5G: What the superfast connection will mean for you
The connection will have speeds of between 10 and 100 times faster than 4G.
The thriller writers who are making a killing with crime fiction
Sales of crime fiction are up by almost 20% in two years, thanks in part to psychological thrillers.
Facebook’s Zuckerberg says his data was harvested
The chief executive also tells Congress that Facebook may take action against Cambridge University.
Amazon patents ‘voice-sniffing’ algorithms
The company has designed a system that can analyse conversations to target advertising at customers.
Mariah Carey opens up about her battle with bipolar disorder
The American singer says she was first diagnosed in 2001 after having a mental breakdown.