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A virtual reality service hopes to attract a new audience to theatre performances.

Mark Zuckerberg has made a fortune selling ads on Facebook and Instagram. Will Threads be the same?

Police and Scottish government experts are working with staff at the University of the West of Scotland.

Some of the people using Threads on its first day tell the BBC what they think about the app and its future.

The Meta chief is hoping Threads, his new Instagram-linked app, will beat Twitter on numbers.

Meta's new app benefits from its two billion Instagram followers that give it a huge shot in the arm.

The former constable faces a misconduct hearing after a Leicestershire Police drone was damaged.

Nathan Evans became an overnight star when a sea shanty he posted on social media went viral.

It's the latest move over a new bill that will force tech giants to pay Canadian media for news content.

Students spoke at the Lords about the negative impact of social media on young people.

Russia says Ukraine has launched a series of drone strikes on its territory, including on Moscow.

Secondary schools are being asked to restrict devices to try and improve students' learning.

The recovery of £2.5m in Hertfordshire is called a "drop in the ocean" compared to the actual amount being stolen.

A study in Sheffield points to the brain power of bees as a way of improving AI systems.

One of the adverts, showing a model wearing a green plunge bra, has been spray-painted over.

Virtual Reality (VR) headsets are now being used in Worcestershire hospitals during procedures.

A judge bars officials from contacting platforms over "content containing protected free speech".

Who will win in the years-long stalemate between governments and big tech around super-secure messaging?