People looking for extremist Islamist propaganda will be shown clips denouncing terrorism instead.

Drone owners will also be required to pass a safety awareness test.

The price comparison website sent seven million emails to people who had opted out of receiving messages.

Researchers in the US develop an algorithm that appears to have a penchant for desserts

The AlphaBay and Hansa marketplaces were known for trade in drugs, weapons and malware.

Fraudulent site takes personal details and course payments for fake university.

The guide is being investigated by the Federation Against Copyright Theft.

The wheeled security robot in Washington DC tumbled into a fountain at an office building.

The Bitcoin community must agree how to tackle a slowdown in transaction times to avoid a schism.

The International Space Station becomes the first "off planet" addition to the interactive tool.

Its flagship OnePlus 5 phone would restart if people tried to call the emergency services.

A study into the sale of firearms on the dark net finds "cause for concern" for police and government.

Seven per cent of young social media users said they had been bullied on the photo-themed app.

Saudi Arabian Airlines says US authorities have lifted restrictions on laptops in cabins at two airports.

A Facebook-style feed of news stories and videos will be rolled out across Google's services.

The advert claimed Sky broadband was "super reliable", which the Advertising Standards Authority disputed.

The messaging service has faced service disruptions, but it censorship, or is there another explanation?

A revamped version of the technology company's augmented-reality eyewear is to be sold by software partners.

BBC Click’s Nick Kwek looks at some of the best of the week's technology news stories.

Research students from Peterhouse College in Cambridge build a 'row-bot' to mimic the actions of a college rower.

Film-maker Rob Spence used his bionic eye to record a mini documentary about cyborgs.

TSB customers will be able to try out iris scanning technology to access their bank account.

Chinese authorities also appear to have stopped users sending photos and voice messages.

A pre-release online beta where fans can experience how the new game plays has been released.

Researchers hope to use the insect to get to areas larger drones cannot reach.

A three-storey house is being designed, planned and built predominately by robots and 3D printers.

The four-seater car is made from sugar beet, coated with flax and mixed with bio-plastic.

The 3D-printed structures that could be used for space missions or heart surgery.

How live streaming of player data is giving sports fans unprecedented levels of analysis.

Could health apps and AI-powered chatbots replace your traditional local doctor?

Activision Blizzard reveals who has spent about $20m to buy the first Overwatch League teams.

False news stories have plagued the internet, but are apps and algorithms the best way to spot them?

How oil firms are using ever more ingenious ways to find and extract crude oil.

Some internet giants and activists will participate in a day of action to oppose changes to net neutrality rules.

Can girlguiding encourage more girls to take up science, technology, economics and maths?

The EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) start next year, but many firms are ill prepared.

Future Energy: How artificial intelligence can be used to make power stations run more efficiently.

F1 tech has influenced sectors from aeronautics to public transport - now healthcare is benefiting.

The machine uses biometric security to verify users have the right to buy its products.

BBC Technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones tries out Microsoft's new 'Seeing AI' app for the visually impaired.

A new version of Skype is receiving very poor reviews on app stores.

The virtual reality software aims to help architects consider people with sight loss.