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Boris Johnson's national security adviser is examining the purchase of Newport Wafer Fab.

The former president's accounts were suspended over safety concerns after the Capitol riots.

Chinese gaming giant Tencent will scan gamers' faces to prevent children playing at night.

A patch has been issued for a serious flaw in Windows, exploited by hackers.

Lawmakers and advocates want to give consumers more choice when it comes to fixing devices.

A judge throws out some of Coleen Rooney's defence in the latest stage of the libel battle.

Self-isolation rules are changing in England for under-18s and the double-vaccinated.

Mila, now 18, posted videos criticising Islam and is receiving 24-hour police protection.

Matima Miller, 19, who was known as Swavy, was shot and taken to hospital on Monday, US police say.

Police say there has been an alarming rise in social media images of people posing on train tracks.

A man from south Wales originally aimed to raise £500 after the girl was abused on Twitter.

Demand for electronic components has surged as people are shifting more of their lives online.

Aline Muylaert, co-founder of e-democracy platform CitizenLab, shares her business advice.

The US defence department is scrapping a cloud computing contract, which sparked a row between Amazon and Microsoft.

A larger OLED screen is the main feature, with a host of other small improvements to the device.

Police say Hisham Chaudhary used Bitcoin to send money to free IS supporters from camps in Syria.

Thousands of people are to receive compensation over a 2018 data breach at British Airways.

An update to the privacy policy of the free software, used by 100 million people, has caused alarm.