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Jessie Davies's videos have been viewed millions of time and she says many call her an inspiration.

The fourth arrest comes after staff at two NHS trusts spotted suspicious records on their systems.

It follows a complaint from an owner who discovered he could play games while driving.

Amazon, Facebook and Twitter say they will no longer attend in person.

Zee and Sony announced they will merge their television channels, film assets and streaming platforms.

The device collects solar energy which experts say can be used to power electrical devices.

BBC News has exclusive access to the UK's only facility for video game addiction.

The Advertising Standards Authority said the club "failed to illustrate the risk of the investment".

Khuram Iqbal made transactions on site on the dark web used to sell stolen credit card credentials.

The founder of the content subscription site is stepping aside to focus on new endeavours.

The credit card-sized devices will allow school pupil to programme code for the astronauts.

A 23-year-old paramedic took her own life after receiving online abuse for littering, inquest hears

Information exchanged between the two companies went "well beyond legitimate purposes".

The world's two biggest plane makers say the technology could have a negative impact on the aviation industry.

As The Matrix returns, we explore the enduring legacy of the franchise in culture, tech and beyond.

Anglo American is testing a hydrogen-powered giant truck in a bid to make its business greener.