Val Kilmer's estate and daughter have approved a generative AI recreation of the late actor for the film As Deep as the Grave, nearly a year after his death at 65. The decision has sparked fierce debate about the ethics of posthumous digital performances.
The government has committed £800 million to the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor, doubling its original investment in what could become Europe's answer to Silicon Valley, complete with new transport links, housing, and an AI Growth Zone.
The CMA is investigating Just Eat, Autotrader, Dignity, Feefo and Pasta Evangelists over fake or misleading online reviews, wielding new powers that could see fines of up to 10% of global turnover.
Giffgaff has launched 24-month full fibre broadband contracts saving up to £48 a year, with existing members getting three months free and a guaranteed price freeze for the full contract term.
The White House released an AI-generated video depicting Donald Trump as an Animal Crossing character, continuing the strange trend of governments using pop culture and artificial intelligence for political messaging.
Lloyds Banking Group has revealed that an API glitch on 12 March exposed the data of up to 447,936 customers, with 114,182 potentially viewing others' transaction details including national insurance numbers. Compensation so far averages just £38.34 per person.
Keir Starmer has warned social media companies that addictive features targeting young people will face government action, as a landmark US court ruling awards $6 million in damages against Meta and Google.
A witty guide to the best air purifiers available in the UK for 2026, covering top picks from Dyson, Shark, Blueair and more, with verified specs and honest buying advice for allergy sufferers.
A Los Angeles jury has found Meta and YouTube liable for designing addictive platforms that harmed a young user's mental health, awarding $6 million in damages and setting a legal precedent that could reshape the entire tech industry.
Eleven-year-old Jawad Younes and his uncle Ragheb were buried in Saksakiyeh after an Israeli air strike destroyed the family compound, as Lebanon's death toll surpasses 1,100 since the March escalation began.
Senegal defiantly paraded the AFCON trophy at the Stade de France before their friendly against Peru, despite CAF stripping them of the title and awarding Morocco a 3-0 default win. The saga now rests with the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Kirsty Muir becomes the first British woman to win both the slopestyle and overall park and pipe World Cup titles, capping a remarkable season of redemption after narrowly missing Olympic medals.