Case dropped against TikTok streamer who was shot by US immigration agents
Carlitos Ricardo Parias, who livestreams LA breaking news, was accused of ramming car into federal officers’ vehicles
John Radcliffe obituary
Other lives: Executive producer in the BBC’s continuing education department, he oversaw innovative adult educational programmes
Cryptocurrency slump erases 2025 financial gains and Trump-inspired optimism
Last few months of the year have seen $1tn in value wiped from the market, despite all-time-high price of bitcoin
‘This will be a stressful job’: Sam Altman offers $555k salary to fill most daunting role in AI
New head of preparedness at OpenAI will face unnerving in-tray amid fears from some experts that AI could ‘turn on us’
Packing a punch: the true story behind the first Zimbabwean film to qualify for Oscars
A small boxing academy helping street children in Victoria Falls has inspired an award-winning short featuring Hollywood actor Tongayi Chirisa
‘Why should we pay these criminals?’: the hidden world of ransomware negotiations
Cybersecurity experts reveal what they do for high-profile clients targeted by hackers such as Scattered Spider
‘The most culturally Iranian of all Iranians died so far from Iran’: the towering legacy of Bahram Beyzaie
Beyzaie, who has died aged 87, wove myth, folklore and classical Persian literature into stories that defend against a regime which sought to obliterate them
‘He has come back from the dead’: Chevy Chase spent eight days in a coma during Covid pandemic
In documentary I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not, the actor and his family revealed that doctors told them to ‘prepare yourselves for the worst’
Susie Figgis obituary
Respected casting director who oversaw the choice of the three young leads for the Harry Potter films
‘Pure euphoric escapism’: why Adventureland is my feelgood movie
The latest in our series of writers highlighting their most rewatched comfort films is an ode to the charming 80s-set comedy
Stork of Hope review – Belarusian Holocaust drama paints a flattering portrait of its citizens
Cliche-ridden, excessively sentimental and lacking in historical rigour, this film is an act of nationalist self-soothing
UK accounting body to halt remote exams amid AI cheating
Candidates will have to sit assessments in person unless there are exceptional circumstances, says ACCA
A French Youth review – bullfighters grapple with the horns of valour and acceptance
Jérémie Battaglia’s captivating documentary follows two north African raseteurs battling bulls and systemic racism in southern France
‘They want to destroy my career’: Kiwi Chow on life as a dissenting director in Hong Kong
With his new film rejected by official censors, the award-winning film-maker says he is being punished for his outspoken views
The mystery of flight MH370: will a new search find the missing airliner after more than a decade?
In 2014 the Malaysian Airlines jet vanished over the Indian Ocean. Now the team that located Shackleton’s Endurance is looking again with the latest undersea robots