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Anthony Levandowski won backing from some high-profile Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.

Call of Duty gamer Thomas 'ZooMaa' Paparatto says he's stepping back from professional gaming.

The UK’s competition watchdog launches an investigation into the technology used by online marketplaces.

The company says it is not possible to ring-fence the education resource from other BBC content.

The NDA says a partnership with Japan will allow work to be tackled safely and cost-effectively.

Kristen Gray's tweets about life in Bali came to the attention of authorities after they went viral.

Members of the extreme right initially called for armed protests ahead of inauguration, before changing their message and calling the planned events 'a trap'.

The game announces a collaboration with some of the world's biggest football clubs.

Up-and-coming pop stars are facing "massive competition" from bands like Queen, MPs have been told.

Brentford will report an individual who allegedly racially abused striker Ivan Tony on Instagram to the police and other authorities.

The Oak National Academy provides educational resources for pupils in England learning from home.

With Joe Biden set to be inaugurated, what have Americans in the UK made of the past four years?

Health secretary Matt Hancock is self-isolating after being contacted by NHS Test and Trace.

The woman leading the North Wales Growth Deal said now is a good time to approach investors.

Artificial intelligence helped investigators in a daunting examination of Airbus's business.

Hackers are selling Depop app account details on the dark web for as little as 77p each online.