How your desk is a jackpot for spies…
The humble desk has a double life. On the one hand it is home to coffee rings and chewed biros. On the other, it is a window spies can use to access your private information. So how safe are you?
Investigators looking into the Virgin Galactic crash that killed pilot Michael Alsbury say their work may take a full year, as they start sifting through the five-mile debris field.
The future of Richard Branson’s space flight venture, Virgin Galactic, is in doubt after the death of a pilot during a test flight.
The co-pilot of a suborbital passenger spaceship being developed by Virgin Galactic dies after the craft crashed during a test flight in California’s Mojave Desert.
Apple boss Tim Cook should be “banned for life” from Russia after coming out as gay and poses threats of “Ebola, Aids and gonorrhoea”, says Vitaly Milonov, one of Russia’s most prominent politicians.
An unmanned Antares rocket explodes seconds following liftoff from a commercial launch pad on Virginia’s eastern seaboard, ahead of a Russian rocket which launched without a hitch.
The Lloyds Banking Group is to close 200 of its branches. It says the move is aimed at improving efficiency and customer service – but what does it tell us about the future of banking in Britain?
A new “supercomputer”, weighing as much as 11 double-decker buses, could improve the Met Office’s weather forecasting and climate modelling.
Pilots warn people should not be able to fly remote-controlled drones in UK airspace until better rules are brought in.
As pilots urge tougher rules on drones, Channel 4 News finds some of the most memorable footage from around the web.
Alan Eustace, a top executive for technology giant Google, breaks the sound barrier as he jumps from space to beat Felix Baumgartner’s record skydive two years ago.
Tough new crackdown measures to target internet trolls could be introduced under new legislation proposed by the government.
Blogger Jamie Bartlett says people should be allowed to upset and offend people online but Labour MP Stella Creasy argues that “it’s not free speech if one side of the conversation lives in fear.”
The humble desk has a double life. On the one hand it is home to coffee rings and chewed biros. On the other, it is a window spies can use to access your private information. So how safe are you?
Laura Poitras’ movie CITZENFOUR captures the man at the centre of today’s Watergate moment – Edward Snowden – in a compelling story of whistleblowing and NSA snooping.
More than a third of young people aged between 13-25 have sent naked pictures of themselves – and one in four of them have then had their images sent on without their consent, a report finds.