Smart technologies can sift through data to help the NHS spot diseases quicker, the PM is to say.

Only four of 14 firms invited for talks turned up, culture secretary admits, as he pledges new laws.

Four seasons park explores need for greener cities and looks at how climate change affects urban spaces.

The growth in banking via smartphone apps puts more branches at risk of closure, forecasts suggest.

Two firms have closed this month, citing changes in airline policies on carrying batteries.

The site published images of people taken by police after arrest and asked for cash to remove them.

The firm at the centre of the Facebook data row has filed legal papers that will see it wound up.

The findings from Which? come ahead of a major overhaul in how providers can advertise broadband speeds.

The rental site will report homeowners' income to the Danish tax authorities in the first deal of its kind.

The move will boost PayPal's in-store presence as competition in the digital payments sector grow.

Concerts in your living room and other ways tech is changing music.

The country's equivalent of Uber is overhauling a service following the murder of a female passenger

The new app will combine millions of official songs with all the music already on YouTube.

A report shows the UK tech sector is growing much faster than the rest of the economy.

The online grocer has signed a deal to supply its technology to US retail giant Kroger.

Facebook's chief will attend a closed door meeting with European Parliament leaders in Brussels.

The guidance is intended to safeguard silence and recollection in monastic life.

Marcus Hutchins is trying to suppress a phone call transcript in which malware code was mentioned.

The customised robot is part of a study looking at how technology can help those in rural areas.

The drones sound an on-board siren to warn swimmers when spotting a nearby shark.

Farmers are turning to robots to plant seedlings and pick produce because of human worker shortages.

The team behind God of War tell Newsbeat the gaming industry is maturing to tackle more complex emotions than ever before.

As a man dies from an exploding vape pen, we ask how dangerous are the devices?

Schools are given advice after an online glitch allowed pupils to see the correct answer in a spelling test.

New apps are bringing a greater range of services and features to the vital flows of money to families around the world

Gemma Chan and Emily Berrington on the return of Channel 4's Humans.

Dockless bike tech has massively boosted bike-sharing. Is it the future of two-wheeled transport?

Digital advertising funds the internet but the industry is in crisis, many observers believe.

A new EU law that changes how companies use our personal information kicks in on 25 May.

As demand for natural gas continues to surge, huge extraction vessels are about to go into action.

Doctors in Rwanda are able to order blood supplies by text and then have them delivered by drone.

The C-Thru lens uses augmented reality to improve firefighters’ sight in poor visibility.

High resolution 3D scans of more than 25 historical sites from around the world are being released.

Machines that can fully mimic natural body movements are still a long way off, says Will Jackson.

New apps and platforms are seen as a way to reach younger people with mental health conditions.

BBC Click's Emily Bates looks at some of the best technology news stories of the week.

Parts of the upcoming instalment in the franchise were filmed at Fawley Power Station in Hampshire.

Newsbeat's been given exclusive access to Microsoft's Xbox Adaptive Controller, a 'first' for disabled gamers.

The socks have three sensors reading weight distribution, movement and orientation of the foot.

Squadguru uses algorithms to pick a fantasy football team.