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As 15,000 people cross the Channel in 2023, the government wants to stop gangs using social media.

Elon Musk says X will support those treated "unfairly" by bosses due to behaviour on Twitter - now X.

Police say US influencer Kai Cenat could be charged with inciting a riot after chaos in Manhattan.

Jimmy Donaldson is the biggest YouTuber in the world with 172 million subscribers - what makes him so popular?

The attack is the second in as many days involving sea drones, Ukrainian security sources tell the BBC.

Moscow has blamed Ukraine for a series of attacks by sea drones on Russian naval targets.

Islanders are urged to be careful of an online scam involving fake adverts featuring Martin Lewis.

The 36-year-old former kickboxer once said women should "bear responsibility" for sexual assault.

Paul Hendry was warned over his Olivia Pratt-Korbel posts but later commented on other murder cases.

Lincolnshire Police says nearly 40% of residential burglaries were in mobile homes along the coast.

The new Emergency Response Drone Pilot rescue service is being tested in Cornwall and could help save lives.

The account on the platform formerly known as Twitter impersonated Japan's top currency diplomat.

Firms are using AI, drones and satellite tech to help detect and suppress wildfires.

The firm said more efficient deliveries helped boost sales and profits in the three months to June.

Heather Morgan and husband Ilya Lichtenstein plead guilty to money laundering and defrauding the US.

Governments around the world are scrambling to boost semiconductor production.

Facebook removes her page for breaking its impersonation rules meaning the singer could not work.

The authorities say they have data privacy concerns over Sam Altman's new cryptocurrency project.