Chuka Umunna
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Google is planning a major push into home entertainment with a new music streaming system controlled by Android smartphones....
Keith Harris and his furry sidekick Orville have launched a rap single in a bid to help free battery hens. The pair have teamed up with SIM only pr...
I wonder how many other inventors would dare to follow Musk's lead. I guess as space travel is such a small and specialised market, it's a risk which Musk can take, though ultimately extremely lucrative.
Can Peter Gabriel save the music industry with his new digital music project, Cue Songs? EMI has just been sold for a handful of brass knockers, to...
Is the rise in unemployment always as negative as it's portrayed in the media? In other words, is unemployment a threat or an opportunity?
Google is embracing the spirit of Valentine’s Day… with a nightmarish mathematical equation. But thankfully, the formula, if typed into the se...
Apple's iPad 2 was only released on March 2 2011, but the Apple iPad 3 release rumours and heating up. Naturally, Apple has nothing to add to the ...
It may still be a typical scene of university life - rows of students in front of a lecturer and Powerpoint slides - but it's also one many people want to see less of, including employers and the students themselves.
The music industry is changing. The old guard and a new order are curiously juxtaposed as one attempts to survive and adapt while the other evolves confidently on the periphery of an inevitable future. I am, of course, talking about the rise of social media and its continuing stronghold on how we learn about, listen to and buy our music.
Geologists have a new tool to study how earthquakes change the landscape and how fault lines behave. In the latest issue of the journal Science, a...
Primary school children have raised concerns amongst parents and teachers after they were caught discussing a pornographic website at school, shortly ...
It's avalanche season...on Mars, and this latest out-of-this-world photograph reveals 'snow' landslides on the Red Planet. As the snap shows, Mart...
Facebook's action puts photographs of breastfeeding in the same category as pornographic pictures. But breastfeeding is not a sexy thing to do. I have also never seen a woman try to sexualise it. They are discreetly feeding their child.
The Ministry of Defence is to buy a new £200m C-17 military transporter to move troops around and help with any future Libya-style evacuations, David...
Stephen Armstrong delves into a futuristic world of mobile phones in the form of jewellery, biometrics and cryptocurrencies. He discovers however that new trends will only catch on if there's enough to tempt both retailers and consumers.
Netflix, please do not assume that British people are always interested in British television. Giving me a sorting button to access exclusively British content and not a similar sorting button for exclusively accessing American television shows is only really adding insult to injury.
These stunning images capture the glory of the Milky Way and are taken with just a simple digital camera. Revealing the Earth's place in our swirli...
The emoticon got cool again. The simple and cheeky communicative zeitgeist that is the smiley face of the 21st century is no longer confined to the realm of teenage girls (perhaps because social media is no longer confined to the realm of teenagers).
It's not just the new apps or terminology that is lost on parents, most are unaware that these new peer activities are wrecking teenager relationships and have massive psychological re-percussions. Teenage years are hard enough as they are without this added pressure of online mistrust and reputation assignation.
The internet is a "fertile breeding ground for terrorism" and plays a part in most, if not all, cases of violent radicalisation, MPs said today. In...
Footballer Joey Barton could be in trouble with the Attorney General after posting a series of comments online about John Terry ahead of his trial for...
I have had a quick look at the Facebook prospectus. The thing I found really interesting was not confirmation of revenue and its dependence on advertising, but a very first glimpse of how Facebook's costs are structured.
It may look like a Martian landscape but these stunning pictures are actually of the Milky Way, taken from the Snowdonia National Park in Wales . ...
Nasa's Moon "Grail" mission has brought back pictures of the far side of the moon, in a bid to teach mere earthlings the unknown side of our lunar orb...
A graffiti artist who took shares in Facebook instead of payment for painting the headquarters walls seven years ago is in line for a $200m payday as ...
