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Boss Pat Gelsinger said the chip-maker would “absolutely” have considered the UK if it was part of the EU.

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen will soon give evidence to a parliamentary committee.

Documents, shared in online forums appear to show records of payments made to streamers.

BBC Click’s Paul Carter look at the technology allowing drones to be piloted from miles away.

Mark Zuckerberg denies claims, heard in the US Senate, that Facebook puts profits before people.

Video-sharing platforms have a legal duty to enforce strict rules – or be fined or even suspended.

The Amazon 4-star shop in Kent will sell a range of products which are bestsellers on its website.

The company rejects claims, made by an ex-employee to US Congress, that its products harm children.

Frances Haugen said Facebook researched youth addiction, yet did not act, in order to save profits.

Influencers react to Monday’s social media outage.