How computer game Worms went from classroom to classic
Creator Andy Davidson speaks to the BBC about how he created a game that sold 70 million copies.
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Glasgow children's hospital begins robot-assisted surgeries in world first
The Royal Hospital for Children is to use the Versius Plus surgical robot for paediatric surgery.
AI teddy for three-year-olds makes unprompted 'I can't help with killing you' remark
MPs and peers have urged retailers to remove AI toys from sale ahead of Black Friday and Christmas.
'Misleading' student loans information left out examples of higher-salary repayments
The Treasury Committee chair says she is "shocked" after one university compared repayments to the price of coffee.
Did a data centre revolt affect the US mid-term election results?
BBC Verify examines whether US voters were influenced by the data centre boom - and the impact anti-AI sentiment could have on the industry.
A wildfire killed their loved ones in Spain. These British families demand to know why
Nine British nationals were among the 15 people who died when fire ripped through the village of Bédar this summer.
Home Office investigating after BBC catches lawyer offering to make fines go away
The Home Office said it will be investigating the allegations to see whether there has been a breach of immigration rules.
Australian woman shot during Bondi Beach attack dies almost a year later
The 90-year-old was among those seriously injured after gunmen opened fire at a Jewish event last year.
Trump's massive arch wins approval as protesters threaten to block it
The Trump administration says construction on the 250-foot arch, which is facing several legal challenges, could begin as early as this week.
White House denies Hegseth and Rubio to leave jobs after Republican election losses
The Trump administration has downplayed reports the pair could be on their way out after heavy Republicans election losses.