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Eight-year-old Akhil Akella says he picked up the computing skills during Covid restrictions last year.

UK surveillance camera commissioner criticises failure to answer "basic questions".

Scott Staniland says comments about his brother Brett's looks are particularly upsetting.

Louis O'Neill, 24, died from deep vein thrombosis after spending "a lot of time" gaming, his father says.

Complex issues have been raised about policing speech and censoring unpopular voices.

The Olympic gold medallist was over the moon with the accolade dubbing it "brilliant".

The iPhone-maker will introduce tools that can detect child sex abuse images uploaded to iCloud.

The government wants people to send in samples of themselves breathing, coughing and reading aloud.

Who are the angry young men who describe themselves as "involuntarily celibate"?

The anonymous hacker has returned almost all the money, but claims not to be interested in reward.

Critics say the move raises fresh questions about the preferential treatment of business leaders.

Bitcoin researchers discover a new darknet tool criminals are using to help launder their digital money.

Working outdoors in extreme heat can be deadly, new tech and better protection for workers could help.

Opponents of Covid vaccines are turning to online dating and house shares for the unvaccinated only.

Facebook’s merger with Giphy will harm competition between social-media platforms, the CMA says.

Paris St-Germain has given Messi a "large number" of fan tokens as part of his welcome package.