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The founder of Wikipedia said Twitter should not have complied with the Turkish government's demands.

More than 320 objections were lodged against the proposed 17m (56ft) structure in the Grassmarket.

The Forrest Gump star says technology could be used to recreate his image in movies after his death.

New chief Margherita Della Valle says the mobile firm's performance "has not been good enough".

Consultant surgeon is leading a campaign to bring the innovative technology to the county.

The Tesla boss is ordered to hand over any papers showing contact between him, Epstein and JP Morgan.

Psychiatrists and mental health charities say digital therapies are no substitute for one-to-one care.

Many parents are frustrated with games that encourage children to spend money to advance.

A dozen flights diverted after a suspected drone was seen near the airport's flight path on Sunday.

The UK has already blocked the deal over concerns it would affect competition in the cloud gaming.

The council fails to respond to half of the requests from people for information held about them.

Two care homes in Oxford trial VR headsets that allow residents to explore real places.

Stagecoach's fleet of autonomous buses will run every half hour between Fife and Edinburgh.

With photo manipulation technology now extending to videos some want authorities to intervene.

Operations at Gatwick were suspended temporarily with 12 planes diverted but have since resumed.

AI boss on the future of artificial intelligence and what will happen if computers become more clever than humans.

Millions were plunged offline after Imran Khan's arrest but the blackout hasn't stopped protests.