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Antoine Griezmann ends a sponsorship deal with the Chinese firm over claims of surveillance.

The unmanned aircraft took an NHS supply box to the islands and returned with local produce.

But Sundar Pichai does not admit she was fired or explain the circumstances of her departure.

Users of the app in England and Wales can now apply for £500 if eligible.

A coalition of news and tech companies join forces to tackle harmful Covid vaccine misinformation.

It was used to catch shoplifters but has raised concerns about mass surveillance in stores.

France's data privacy watchdog said it was the largest fine it had ever issued.

Newsbeat talks to the inventor of the Cyberpunk series as the video game version launches.

The world's largest streaming site said the ban would affect any posts uploaded from Wednesday

The campaign is based on efforts around a similar case involving a British journalist fifty years ago.

AR Rahman on joining Bafta's search for emerging artists in India's film, TV and games industries.

The US entrepreneur's latest Starship rocket prototype impresses in flight, but crashes on landing.

Facebook, which owns Instagram and WhatsApp, is accused of taking illegal steps to crush rivals.

The EMA, which is assessing two Covid-19 vaccines, launches a "full investigation" after the attack.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.

After a high-profile row with Apple earlier this year, Microsoft finds a fix for its game streaming.