About half of such images reported to the Internet Watch Foundation in 2018 were hosted in the Netherlands.

Chinese telecoms giant to provide "non core" equipment for a new data network despite security risk warning.

Twitter says CEO Jack Dorsey spoke with the president about "the health of public conversation".

New Zealand and France will host a summit aimed at curbing the use of social media to promote terrorism.

The UK's information commissioner has strong words on the need for reform of political ads online.

Is the ban a sign of things to come for social media firms unable to halt the spread of misinformation?

Organisers of walkouts in protest at Google's treatment of women say they are facing backlash at work.

Drone home delivery company Wing will start deliveries in rural Virginia "within months".

A man is suing Apple after claiming its in-store AI led to his arrest.

The electric carmaker entrepreneur makes a new promise on driverless vehicles.

The social media platform reports better-than-expected results as it plans to minimise "outrage".

Samsung delays the release of its foldable smartphone after reviewers report broken screens.

Annual study of more than 6,000 mobile customers names most and least popular UK network providers.

How to fix a "broken internet" has been a central question at TED 2019.

A simple, but evocative, way to record your children's development without using a camera.

A video circulating on Chinese social media appears to show a parked Tesla car erupting into flames.

Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen and his family were visiting Sri Lanka, where three of his four children died.

A list of all-too-predictable choices for breached accounts includes 123456 and "Liverpool".

Space is getting busy thanks to a new era of commercialisation.

A dozen named groups and individuals will be purged from the social network, it said.

Marcus Hutchins said he regrets his actions and accepts "full responsibility for my mistakes".

The humanoid, named Alex, causes a stir as he makes his debut on state news channel Rossiya 24.

The social network was grabbing email contacts of some new users for almost three years, it says.

Several outlets reviewing Samsung's ground-breaking new folding smartphone have reported major problems with its screen.

The woman aiming to build "a labour movement for the 21st Century" shares her plan at TED.

Sites that fail to comply will face being blocked by internet service providers.

Streaming company Netflix is to trial showing UK users its most-watched shows over a weekly period.

Ubisoft is to donate money and offer use of its digital reconstruction of the cathedral.

Apps from unfamiliar developers will be scrutinised more deeply before they go on the Play Store.

Gamers give their verdict as Microsoft announces an "all-digital edition" of the console.

The promotion described broadband packages as being "gigafast" that did not offer 1Gbps speeds.

A department responsible for data protection shares the personal details of hundreds of journalists.

The move comes after a court called for a ban on the video app over concerns it put children at risk.

The surprise settlement brings a long-running legal battle between the two tech firms to an end.

Radar technology and tiny brain-monitors are just some of the devices being tested by a new research centre.

Sky's Now TV app failed to load for some viewers while displaying a degraded version of the show.

Sony's next-gen console, which will replace the PS4, will be much faster and include improved audio.

The UK's data watchdog proposes restrictions on Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat among others.

People with epilepsy are being exposed to flashing images, some deliberately, says a charity.

Top-rated reviews on popular items are dominated by unknown brands, consumer group Which? finds.

Messages posted on the hijacked account included anti-immigration rhetoric.

TED talks have become synonymous with cutting-edge ideas and are watched by millions.

The UK supports a final vote in favour of new online copyright rules, but some EU nations objected.

Riders report that brakes were being jammed on sharply on some motor-assisted bike journeys, said Lyft.

The row is about how much phone makers should pay for the chips essential to modern smartphones.

The drone operator was monitoring activities at the airport during the attack, officials believe.

Plans to give millions of dollars to a program for online learning for pre-schoolers has been criticised.

TED fellow Bruce Friedrich tells the TED conference about his vision for the future of food.

Jack Dorsey has been talking at TED about the changes the platform is considering.

Journalist Carole Cadwalladr challenges Mark Zuckerberg to address TED about "election fraud".

The BBC's Chris Fox tries Samsung's folding smartphone to find out what it can do.

Newsbeat plays with the Nintendo Labo VR kit and meets one of the brains behind it.

A new system at London Marylebone station is helping to remove harmful gases from the environment.

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

The Museum of English Rural Life now appears as Elon Musk on Twitter after he used their sheep picture.

Mark Hamill supports a YouTuber who faced a backlash for his tearful reaction to the new Star Wars trailer.

Music, films and works of art are increasingly made using AI. But can machines ever be truly creative?

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

Two people explain why they post made-up reviews, while psychologists deconstruct the power of the review.

When HMS Victory sank, she took with her an early prototype of the gyroscope, crucial to modern technology.

Is content filtering tech the answer or is education and discussion the key to keeping kids safe?

Social media changed many aspects of modern life, but how has it impacted traditional stand-up comedy?

Many more firms are monitoring and analysing employee communications and behaviour. Does it work?

Pictures of classic Pokemon cards turned into unique artworks which sell for hundreds of dollars.

The RoCycle system uses pressure sensors to detect an item's size and composition.

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

The device is able to identify food and works out the best way of feeding it to the person.

Industrial Light and Magic explain the challenges involved in making the film.

England footballer Les Ferdinand is using VR to try to help young men deal with the trauma of the Grenfell Tower fire.

Drivers will find it harder to break speed limits, thanks to "intelligent speed assistance" systems.

Players return to a 2014 video game to visit a digital version of the cathedral, untouched by fire.

Marc Cieslak reviews the game Axiom Soccer - a mashup between football and a third person shooter.

Robots are good at repetitive tasks but struggle with new objects. Can they be trained to overcome that?

Its wingspan measures 117m - the length of an American football field.