A court has ruled that the car giant must pay £11,500 to each complainant.

It comes after the social media giant labelled a ruling party spokesman tweet as “manipulated media”.

To boost their services, Google and Facebook are investing in undersea cables that span the world.

Eighty students had yearbook photos edited without their consent to hide their chests and shoulders.

The exercise equipment company has struggled to keep up with demand during the pandemic.

Epic’s legal battle with Apple should wind up on Monday, but the judge may take months to make a ruling.

British Airways has received the largest fine issued so far under European data protection laws.

One man is charged following dawn raids in London, Coventry, Birmingham and Essex.

Energy regulator Ofgem has approved funding for infrastructure needed to support more charging points.

The piece of internet history will now be taken off YouTube, after more than 880 million views.

Ethan Powell’s father says he is “disgusted” by people who rioted after his son’s vigil.

Australian Anitha Kannan and Ian Chalmers, from the UK, met over YouTube and bonded over social anxiety in lockdown.