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Francesca O'Brien apologises for saying people on the programme Benefits Street "need putting down".

We speak to Hideo Kojima for a world exclusive documentary on the maverick game designer.

Howie Liu's firm AirTable wants to make spreadsheets so simple anyone can use them.

The drones use advanced cameras and neural computer networks to spot missing and vulnerable people.

Missions that mirror real-life events may leave some players feeling uncomfortable.

"We must do better," rental company CEO says after mass shooting at unauthorised California party.

The running legend says hate speech on the social network was behind the deaths of 78 people.

The ads highlighted spending of £25m in certain towns - and all those places have marginal constituencies.

The latest phones from Apple, Huawei and Google are put to the test at night in London.

London and Scotland are the best places to find charging points, while Yorkshire is the worst.

Authorities summon the owners of several social media accounts used to sell domestic workers.

US regulators are investigating whether the acquisition has any implications for national security.

The arrow-shaped, jet-powered racer is now the third fastest British car of all time - unofficially.

The fitness device maker says Google is an ideal partner as it looks to diversify.

Counter Strike was being targeted by fraudsters to clean up stolen cash says US game maker.

The cult classic was set in today's world, but how many futuristic predictions did it get right?

Critics fear the government may use the new "sovereign internet" law to silence opposition.

BBC Click's Marc Cieslak looks at some of the week's best technology stories.

The names of those targeted have caused activists to accuse the government of involvement.

A legal loophole has allowed drivers who use mobiles to film or take photos to escape punishment.