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Prof Thomas Clutton-Brock developed a rapid service for testing ventilators during the pandemic.

The airline considers whether it could launch air taxi flights from cities to major airports.

The chain is the latest to be targeted by cyber criminals after attacks on Colonial Pipeline and JBS.

Thousands of artists will finally be able to start earning money from their music.

The space industry is one of the UK's fastest growing sectors, worth £14.8bn a year.

The action shot of a greedy gull guzzling a chip on Bridlington harbour was taken back in 2011.

Users angry as site axes long-running gift swap which attracted celebrity participants.

Two separate victories for the authorities against criminals this week.

One porn creator says lockdown was a "good time to start" as there was high demand for content.

It is set to be the biggest share offering in the United States by a Chinese company since 2014.

England's children's commissioner writes to the firm to express her "shock" after a BBC investigation.

Newsbeat's gaming reporter Steffan Powell looks ahead at this year's gaming convention.

Many petrol stations will close over the next 20 years, accelerating the shift to electric cars.

Chief executive Mark Zuckerberg says working remotely has made him happier and more productive.

Game data and source code were both stolen by hackers, but no player data, EA said in a statement

Redcar and Cleveland Council says the financial impact was lower than the predicted £10.4m.

Riders will be offered optional training to look out for offences like domestic abuse and drug dealing.