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New technology that can limit the top speed of buses on different roads will be tested on two routes in the capital in a bid to increase road safety.

The BBC has 'set a precedent' by publishing a list of links removed from Google searches, the corporation's policy boss says.

A rare meeting between two self-driving cars resulted in one taking evasive action, Reuters reports.

The final round of the first world championship for electric racing cars is due to take place in London.

The UK's National Crime Agency is stepping up efforts to map cyber crime in Britain and the rest of the world.

France's interior minister orders the closure of the low-cost car-sharing service UberPOP after a day of protests by taxi drivers.

BBC Click's LJ Rich looks at some of the best of the week's technology news.

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

A computer game could help some people control their unhealthy snacking habits, suggests a small study from the University of Exeter.

The App Store has become the latest retailer to ban Confederate flags, over a debate about its influence in a South Carolina shooting.