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James Watts "continued to post messages which were grossly offensive", a deputy chief magistrate says.

The streaming and TV rights for the Indian Premier League, the world's richest cricket competition, are sold for a record $6.02bn (£5.13bn).

The value of Bitcoin is at an 18-month low, as the cryptocurrency market continues to tumble.

Running Up That Hill was previously subject to a rule that penalises older songs on streaming sites.

Facebook owner Meta is rolling out new parental controls for Instagram and its VR platforms.

Daniel Picazo was attacked by a mob after rumours spread on WhatsApp that he had kidnapped a child.

The victim invested a six-figure sum in what turned out to be a fraudulent company.

The Tesla boss has warned he may quit his takeover deal over the number of fake accounts on the platform.

The shopping giant hopes to deliver parcels to shoppers by air for the first time later in 2022.

Airless tyres that do not puncture are getting close to market but some remain sceptical about them.

One of the firm's software engineers believes chats with an AI system suggest it has feelings.

The actress gives her first interview since the verdict in her defamation trial against Johnny Depp.

The US star has prompted anger after using an ableist slur in her new single Grrrls.

Microsoft shows off more than 30 forthcoming gaming experiences in its summer showcase.

Within 10 years people may be able to have a intelligent online version of themselves.

Eight flights are diverted from East Midlands Airport as it closes its runway for more than an hour.

There is widespread anger in China after footage went viral of an attack on a group of women.