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France offers aid to angry farmers

The French government offers emergency aid to farmers who have blocked roads in northern and western France for days in protest over falling prices.

Microsoft seeks revenge porn reports

Microsoft makes it easier for revenge porn victims to have intimate images of themselves removed from its services.

Texas arrest video ‘was not edited’

Officials in Texas deny editing police dashcam footage showing the arrest of an African-American woman who died three days later in custody.

Militants lose Somalia stronghold

Somali forces backed by African Union troops retake one of the last remaining strongholds of the Islamist militant group al-Shabab.

Armadillos blamed for Florida leprosy

Health officials in Florida warn people to avoid contact with armadillos after a recent rise in leprosy cases linked to the armoured creatures.

AI beats humans at sketch quiz

An AI program created by researchers in London uses a new technique to beat humans at recognising what sketches are supposed to depict.

Italian police in €2bn mafia raid

Italian police seize €2bn (£1.4bn) of assets that belonged to a powerful mafia gang in a series of raids.

Millions ‘watch iPlayer free’ abroad

More than 60 million people watch the BBC iPlayer for free outside of the UK by masking their location, according to a new report.

China returns passport to Ai Weiwei

Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has his passport returned to him after more than four years.

Car brakes ‘can be hacked via radio’

A UK-based security company shows the BBC how a digital-radio broadcast can be used to seize control of a car's computer systems.

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