Staff Report

Ellen Pao, CEO at Reddit, says sorry over way "we handled the transition" after community complains about the sacking of a popular employee.

BBC Click's Marc Cieslak looks at some of the best of the week's technology news.

Researchers hope cockroaches could access disaster zones which humans cannot reach

Vehicle design students at the Royal College of Art have been re-imagining the kind of cars that will be possible in an era of driverless transport.

A former undercover agent involved in the investigation into Silk Road admits stealing more than $700,000 in Bitcoin - most of it siphoned from the site.

A journalist started a Twitter storm when she reported an industrial accident in Germany - but the huge interest wasn't about the story, rather an inadvertent reference to a sci-fi classic.

The online retailer introduces its one-hour delivery service Prime Now in parts of London in its first expansion outside the US.

Apple's Beats 1 radio station launches with Zane Lowe presenting the first show from Los Angeles.

The head of US intelligence says that China is the "leading suspect" in a huge data breach of US government personnel files.

The world's first eye-tracking virtual reality headset secures investment from Samsung Ventures.