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A letter from the M&S hackers landed in my inbox - this is what happened next
BBC's Joe Tidy spoke directly to those who claim they are responsible for hacking M&S and Co-op.
Elton brands government 'losers' over AI copyright plans
The musician accuses the government of robbing young artists over its copyright law plans.
Tesco apologises after software issue hits website and app
The company apologised to customers after its app and website went down on Friday afternoon.
UK needs more nuclear to power AI, says Amazon boss
The world's largest cloud computing company plans to spend £8bn on new data centres in the UK over the next four years.
Leading crypto firm Coinbase faces up to $400m hit from cyber attack
The firm says hackers have obtained customer information by paying off employees.
Co-op says shelves to be more fully stocked this weekend
The grocery chain says it is working with its suppliers to restock shelves after a cyber-attack.
Airbnb offers private chefs and massages as it revamps app
The short rental firm says it is aiming to offer a wider range of experiences for travellers.
'They yanked their own plug': How Co-op averted an even worse cyber attack
The revelation - from the criminals responsible - explains why the Co-op is getting back to business faster than M&S.
AI tool put to test sifting public views on botox and fillers
The technology's success sorting comments on cosmetic surgery paves the way for its wider use, the government says.
M&S says customer data stolen in cyber attack
The retail giant is still not taking online orders following a cyber attack three weeks ago.
Elon Musk's Starlink trialled on ScotRail trains
The technology being trailed in the north of Scotland is powered by billionaire Elon Musk's company Starlink.
Elton John and Dua Lipa seek protection from AI
They are among 400 artists appealing to Sir Keir Starmer, saying creative industries are threatened.
Arizona man shot dead in road rage 'returns' to address his killer
With the help of artificial intelligence, a man was 'brought back to life' at his killer's sentencing to deliver a victim's statement himself.
Customers complain as empty shelves continue at Co-op after hack
The retailer says "sustained malicious attempts by hackers" is affecting its IT systems.
Maker of Pegasus spyware told to pay $167m for WhatsApp hack
Journalists and activists say the software is used by authoritarian regimes to spy on them.
Ofcom needs more powers to remove misleading posts, says watchdog
It says the 2024 summer riots showed the regulator does not have the tools to stop the spread of viral misinformation.
iPhone maker announces plan to build Mitsubishi EVs
The Taiwan-made electric vehicle is expected to go on sale in Australia and New Zealand next year.
OpenAI says non-profit will remain in control after backlash
The move follows a bitter power struggle over the business.
Beware phony IT calls after Co-op and M&S hacks, says UK cyber centre
The NCSC urges firms to check IT help desk "password reset processes" as hackers target retailers.
Worried about the environment and the loss of skills, some people are resisting the rise of AI.
Long-distance romance and closure from husband's death - your memories of Skype
As Microsoft shuts it down, we’ve spoken to people whose lives were impacted by the tools.
Co-op cyber attack affects customer data, firm admits, after hackers contact BBC
The firm previously said there was "no evidence that customer data was compromised".
Co-op gives away free pasta sauce and coffee by mistake
The pricing error allowed some shoppers to get pasta sauce, coffee and cookies for free.
Apple says most US-bound iPhones no longer made in China
The technology giant says US tariffs will add around $900m to its costs this quarter.
Harrods latest retailer to be hit by cyber attack
The firm told the BBC it had restricted internet access in its stores following an attempted cyber attack.
Young people from marginalised groups tell of the online abuse they receive.
How one of the world's fastest supercomputers is shaping climate research.
One man describes his job as a moderator in Ghana. And we say goodbye to Skype.
The space mission to better understand how forests affect climate change on Earth.
Artificial intelligence is being used to unlock the mysteries of dolphin communication.
What is AI discrimination, and can it be fixed ?
Could nuclear fusion supply endless clean energy?
How do you get close enough to study a gigantic mass of ice floating in cold waters ?
Marc Cieslak has the highlights from the Game Developer Conference in San Francisco.
It's one of the world's biggest companies - we get exclusive access to the Seattle HQ
UN agencies are worried about rising cases of satellite navigation signal interference.
Can we clean up air travel? Adrienne Murray explores developments in electric flight.
The monthly AI or real quiz: May 2025
Challenge yourself with this edition of our monthly AI or real quiz and see if you can get top marks!
The camera tech propelling shows like Adolescence
Whole TV shows shot in one long take are made possible by new lightweight cameras.
How to avoid a puncture on the Moon
Giant tyre firms are testing tyres that can survive conditions on the Moon and Mars.
Visit the Arctic vault holding back-ups of great works
An arctic vault holds digital back-ups of some of humanity's great works of art, history and technology.
One man describes his job as a moderator in Ghana. And we say goodbye to Skype.
Who should you trust for a weather forecast?
Weather influencers can provide useful local information but are also accused of exaggerating conditions.
What is bug hunting and why is it changing?
Bug hunters make money by funding flaws in software, but AI is changing the way they work.
Finland's bid to win Europe's start-up crown
Helsinki wants to become a top European start-up hub, but can it challenge London and Stockholm?
A revolution is under way in India's trainer industry
India wants to boost the domestic trainer industry but will small domestic makers suffer?
Start-up social media firms are looking to capitalise on dissatisfaction with the social media giants.
The slow but steady advance of driverless vehicles
Robo-taxi services and driverless trucks are gaining ground but progress is painstaking.
Disasters spur investment in flood and fire risk tech
Services that assess climate change risks are springing up for home buyers, insurers and lenders.
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