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Large events are going ahead this weekend as part of trials to reopen the economy, but some are receiving hate for participating.

Facebook's Oversight Board announced it will instead announce its decision "in the coming weeks".

The online grocery retailer has teamed up with Oxford self-driving firm Oxbotica.

TB Joshua is one of Africa's most influential evangelists, with top politicians among his followers.

Millions of the platform's users could receive compensation if it is successful.

Phil Libin, co-founder of Evernote, has gone from office champion to a believer in "work anywhere".

Dozens of entities are targeted over attacks including alleged interference in the 2020 elections.

Smaller and more powerful lenses promise to bring even better smartphone cameras.

The US has published a vast trove of amount of information about Russian intelligence activities.

Online lessons are cancelled and there is no computer or wi-fi access on campuses.

Ireland's Data Protection Commission reportedly writes to Sinn Féin over its use of Facebook.

Google says evidence of melting glaciers and deforestation will raise awareness of climate change.

Harry Mullinder, 25, has given up his day job to earn a living filming himself playing Call of Duty.

A campaign group claims the "image-obsessed" platform is dangerous for children's health and privacy.

New figures from the BPI show rap and hip hop streams are at an all-time high.