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Emma Arbuthnot, who gave a licence back to Uber, acts over potential conflict of interest The judge at the heart of tech giant Uber’s legal battle to operate in London has stepped aside to avoid any perceived conflict of interest. Emma Arbuthnot, the chief magistrate whose judgment reinstated Uber’s London licence after it was judged not a “fit and proper” private car hire operator, has withdrawn from hearing further appeals by the company after an
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From asking innocent questions before mounting an attack to inciting online abuse by others, trolling is entering a new, subtler era. Here’s how to deal with itThe internet, almost everyone agrees, is a terrible place. You can’t move for trolls – malicious actors out to ruin your day with an argumentative tweet or Facebook post. Four in 10 Americans have experienced online harassment,
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A short based on the hit film features Cameron, Johnson and Gove as the doomed ship’s crewWhen the satirist Armando Iannucci was asked if he would make a Brexit version of his show
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New electronic pass prompts debate on cultural snobberyIt’s like Tinder but for the arts, and with benefits. Your phone shows you a picture teasingly described as likely to “arouse desire” – of a play, a film, a concert, a book, an instrument, a dance class – that is on, or available, in your neighbourhood. If it’s not for you, swipe left and the app serves up an alternative. If it is, swipe up to get more details, reserve a ticket or buy your copy. The bonus: if this is the year of your 18th birthday, it comes preloaded with €500 of culture credit.
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A short based on the hit film features Cameron, Johnson and Gove as the doomed ship’s crewWhen the satirist Armando Iannucci was asked if he would make a Brexit version of his show
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Our daughter is off to university next month and needs a reliable machine for essays and emails
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As fires burn across the state, residents livestream the destruction first-hand: ‘That was a moment I’ll never forget’ The Holy fire was raging through southern California’s Cleveland national forest, and his family had already complied with a mandatory evacuation order, but Daniel Perez decided to take the risk anyway.
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Scientists expect to find much more about the strange worlds in the coming years
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In an "emotional" newspaper interview, Elon Musk also said he takes a sedative to help him sleep.
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Bitcoin is recovering after reaching close to its lowest price of 2018, which resulted in a cryptocurrency market crash that saw ethereum, ripple and other digital currencies to tumble in value.
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Dragons' Den star Deborah Meaden previously spoke out about fraudulent investment websites claiming to be endorsed by her
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The 16-year-old stored files in a folder called 'hacky hack hack'
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London-based bank set to become fintech ‘unicorn’ after lining up $150m of funding Monzo, a digital bank popular with millennials, is set to become one of the UK’s technology “unicorns” after lining up new finance that would value the three-year-old company at more than $1bn (£787m). The London-based bank has organised $150m of funding from investors, including Silicon Valley’s Accel Partners,
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The 16-year-old stored files in a folder called 'hacky hack hack'
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Passengers will be scanned for explosives and weapons as they enter subway stations.
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Patent suggests you might not need a screen-protector for new phone
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BBC Click's Emily Bates looks at some of the week's best technology stories
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Bitcoin is recovering after reaching close to its lowest price of 2018, which resulted in a cryptocurrency market crash that saw ethereum, ripple and other digital currencies to tumble in value.
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'I was not on weed, to be clear'
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Company says no data compromised by 16-year-old although court hears he stored information’ in a folder called ‘hacky hack hack’ A 16-year-old boy
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More than 1,000 employees sign letter calling on executives to review ethics and transparency More than 1,000 Google employees have signed a letter protesting against the company’s secretive plan to build a search engine that would comply with Chinese censorship. The letter’s contents were confirmed by a Google employee who helped organise it but wished to stay anonymous. It calls on executives to review the company’s ethics and transparency; says employees lack the information required “to make ethically informed decisions about our work”; and complains that most employees only found out through media reports about the project, nicknamed Dragonfly.
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An offshore dairy farm aims to help Rotterdam produce its own food more sustainably.
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