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The dance act took his former record label to court - the verdict could set a new precedent.

The loans are used by millions but ministers want checks on affordability and clearer advertising.

Government proposals to move away from EU data-protection laws post-Brexit have had a mixed reaction.

What role did social media play in the murder of 13-year-old Olly Stephens?

The move by employees in Towson, Maryland, is the latest in a string of high-profile union campaigns in the US.

A woman conned in a holiday home fraud warns others the scam has returned to social media.

Tighter EU rules will demand firms such as Google and Meta tackle disinformation on their platforms.

How Kate Bush's Stranger Things-assisted number one hit got a boost from a Lambeg drum.

An unmanned aircraft has delivered a portion of "mac and cheese" and a yoghurt to an Argyll school.

A new course is aiming to boost the number of women in the booming cyber-security industry.

Husband-to-be Louis Crosby threatened staff within an hour of losing his savings in an online con.

The billionaire also discussed aliens in his first address to the social media firm's staff.

Changing tastes mean mushroom entrepreneurs are only just getting started.

The former Sandwell Conservative group leader Laured Kalari is cleared of any wrongdoing.

The tech giant is accused of secretly slowing down the performance of older models.

A new report has found over a million music streaming subscriptions have been cancelled by Brits.

In a new interview, the rapper says she wants Tory Lanez jailed for shooting her in both feet.