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In a bailout, India's government is likely to pick up nearly 36% of the stake of Vodafone India.

New BBC documentary Why We Play uncovers some surprising benefits of play for the grown-ups.

The star is one of three celebrity defendants being sued by investors in the EthereumMax crypto-currency..

Some of the dogs were found in an outbuilding with lab equipment to store and collect semen.

Tension between China and Taiwan has risen and what happens next matters to us all

Open letter to social media giant calls for action against accounts promoting fake news.

The US is trying to compel Meta to sell off Instagram and WhatsApp, alleging a monopoly.

During 2021, billions were spent on apps, with TikTok, YouTube and Netflix leading the way.

The ex-president was expelled from Twitter a year ago. What impact has it had - and will he be back?

Robert Davies secretly accessed dozens of people's devices and stole their data and photos.

The co-founder and chief executive of Signal steps down but remains a board member.

A pair of LAPD officers lost their jobs after ignoring a robbery to play Pokémon Go instead.

Every year, the hashtag #nospendjanuary is seen on social media - but how literally do people take it?

Wood pellets are touted as a 'green' way to make electricity, but many reject these claims.

An update to Tesla cars adds a mode to follow other cars more closely and to slow rather than stop.

The information commissioner wants to talk about child protection in virtual reality.

Virgin Media O2 says it will not reintroduce fees for mobile data use and calls in EU countries.