Google Big Tent: Ed Miliband, Eric Schmidt and more

Labour leader makes a speech in which he says the internet company needs to 'do the right thing' on tax. By Charles Arthur

Cannes 2013 live blog day 8: Only God Forgives, All Is Lost

All the news, reviews, comment and buzz from the Croisette on day eight of the Cannes film festival

Cannes 2013: All Is Lost – first look review

Andrew Pulver: JC Chandor's drama of survival at sea features an impressive – and largely non-speaking – performance from Robert Redford, but is a little too pared-down for its own good

‘My name is cleared at last’ – film shows police brutality at Genoa G8 summit

British journalist's ordeal highlighted in movie about Italian police scandal

Driver who tweeted about knocking cyclist over is under investigation

Trainee solicitor's Twitter boast and 95mph speedometer shot provoke online outrage

Xbox One: five key points you need to know

Microsoft has unveiled its new generation of games console – but what else can it do, and when can you buy one? By Jemima Kiss

Children’s publisher turns back on Amazon

Refusing further business, Barefoot Books says retail giant has undermined its commitment to 'grassroots values'

Nicolas Winding Refn says he made Only God Forgives ‘like a pornographer’

Drive director confesses to a fetish for violence, and star Kristin Scott Thomas says film became 'more and more despicable'

Man of Steel: Michael Shannon puts the fear of Zod into new Superman trailer

Ben Child: Less camp than Terence Stamp but just as menacing, the new Kryptonian villain looks poised for a box-office bloodbath

Google tax avoidance is ‘wrong’, insists Ed Miliband

Labour leader cites Google founders' 2004 promise in which they said they would forgo short-term gains to do good things. By Charles Arthur

Google tackled by Nick Clegg on tax avoidance at No10 meeting

Ed Miliband also warns Eric Schmidt at Google conference that it's wrong for multinationals not to pay fair share

Urturn raises $13.4m for social ‘self-expression’ service and launches its official iPhone app

London-based startup secures funding from Balderton Capital and sets sights on younger users fleeing Facebook. By Stuart Dredge

Xbox One: ‘We must allow experiences that were only ever dreamed of’

Keith Stuart: We speak to European Xbox boss Chris Lewis about the aims and ideas behind Microsoft's next console – including cloud gaming, Kinect and TV content. But will he tell us the price?

Zombieland: when fan power turns bad

Richard Vine: The Kickstarter-funded Veronica Mars movie showed fan engagement at its strongest, but as the canned Zombieland TV pilot proves, viewers can also kill a project