The House of Commons publishes its report into fake news with some strong criticism of Facebook.

UK intelligence chiefs reportedly conclude the Chinese tech giant Huawei can bid for telecoms projects.

The "sophisticated" activity follows an intrusion on parliamentary servers, PM Scott Morrison says.

When Quadriga's founder died he left behind a mystery: what happened to millions in cryptocurrency?

The mobile network industry has called for a new security testing scheme to check 5G equipment.

The code putting ads on webpages can stop pages loading by seconds, finds analysis of millions of sites.

The final version of the new EU copyright law is agreed after three days of talks in France.

Online multiplayer game Roblox has reinstated PewDiePie after banning the YouTuber for using his name.

Tilly Lockey, 13, has bionic arms that are so sophisticated she can now use a paintbrush and apply make-up.

Made In Chelsea's Andy Jordan has a warning about the realities of being a social media influencer.

Google acts after YouTubers report users attempting to extort money via fraudulent copyright claims.

The internet giant hit local opposition over the roughly $3bn in subsidies it had been promised.

Thousands of US schools were shut down by fake threats involving bombs, allege prosecutors.

The US investment bank has created the JPM Coin to handle wholesale payments for some clients.

Devonian Marcus Hutchins is accused of writing virus code and says he was "intoxicated" in an interview.

An app that can be used by men to stop women leaving the country will be investigated by Apple.

Gene Levoff is accused of engaging in insider trading on several occasions between 2011 and 2016.

The 15-year mission of "Oppy" the robot is declared over after repeated failed attempts to contact it.

Cartoon figures and young stars will be banned from many adverts in a bid to protect children.

The choice has raised eyebrows because of the controversial nature of some of Mr Musk's tweets.

Four Americans are celebrated for their roles in developing the sat-nav Global Positioning System.

Activision Blizzard will lay off about 800 people, despite announcing record revenue.

The mapping organisation's craft will collect images and data for businesses and organisations to use.

Apex Legends, a new Battle Royale game has had over 25 million downloads in its first week - will it be a threat?

MPs open inquiry into immersive technology such as VR and AR.

The geo-fencing technology that means drones cannot fly near airports is improved.

Ethan Lindenberger took to the website to ask whether he could get vaccines without his parents .

Media execs at several major outlets used anonymous accounts to harass women writers and activists.

The fine could amount to €12.5m ($14m, £11m) for the 1,000 ads the city says break French law.

Russia may briefly disconnect from the internet as part of a test of its cyber-defences.

The landmark review also recommended the BBC should do more to share its technical and digital expertise.

The defence secretary says the network enabled aircraft could be used to overwhelm the enemy.

Redditors flooded the site with snarky posts after reports of funding from Chinese tech giant Tencent.

Minister vows to question Grindr and Tinder on safeguarding measures following "shocking" findings.

YouTube deletes singer Austin Jones's channel, after he exchanges sexual images with underage girls.

The software allows people to chat and share images, videos and 3D models in augmented reality.

Robot waiters and chefs form the future of hotpot chain Haidilao.

The bike, made by BigRep, took three days to print and cost about £2,000 ($2,600) to produce.

BBC Click's Lara Lewington looks at a new smart socket for charging devices.

So you think the dating scene is just a meat market? Wait till you hear about this matchmaking app.

YouTuber and Marseille fan Mohamed Henni tells BBC World Service that he breaks TVs when his football team loses "to make people happy".

In the wake of the #MeToo movement, new apps are helping victims gather and share evidence.

Video consultations are saving doctors time and money, but are they good for patients, too?

Camera-laden towers and underground sensors plug the gaps in the existing US-Mexico border fence.

The Chinese-owned meme platform taking over the internet.

The smartphone is becoming a powerful medical tool that can diagnose a growing number of conditions.

As the government draws up plans, what are its options for regulating the firms?

The boss of Instagram is meeting the government to talk about sensitive content on social media.

Apps that help us manage our money are proving increasingly popular, but how effective are they?

How Satya Nadella turned around the tech firm's fortunes.

The joint visual effects supervisor behind the Bafta-nominated film explains how the images were made.

The social media app was downloaded more times than Instagram and Snapchat in 2018.

BBC Click's Jen Copestake looks at some of the best technology stories of the week.

The 3D-printed robot showed off its skating skills at the recent World Economic Forum in Davos.

Visual effects supervisor Julian Foddy explains how they helped make the film.

BBC Click's Jen Copestake looks at some of the best technology stories of the week.

The British Basketball League is testing a new way of filming games that picks the action using AI.

A pop-up recycling shop in Hove collects unwanted tech items, erases the data and recycles them.

Visual effects supervisor Chris Lawrence explains how they helped make the film.

Michaela Community School sells "brick phones" to students to stop them from being distracted.