Developer withdraws plans for Perth datacentre after fierce community opposition
Three-storey GreenSquare datacentre in Hazelmere was to power cloud computing and the acceleration of AI
The Testament of Ann Lee to The Bride! The seven best films to watch on TV this week
Amanda Seyfried is astonishing in a fascinating musical about the Shaker sect, plus Maggie Gyllenhaal’s Frankenstein remix turns the stupendous Jessie Buckley into a girl power punk
Swindon is not enough – every new housing estate deserves a Dench Close
Bond Place and Desmond Crescent have been named in honour of the 007 franchise after some scenes were shot nearby in the 90s – why stop there?
Are you sitting uncomfortably? How Backrooms upended the horror movie
It was just a creepy picture on the internet. Now it’s the year’s freakiest film. Its 20-year-old auteur Kane Parsons and stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve take us through the terrifying labyrinth
High-stakes courtroom drama of Musk v OpenAI hears closing arguments
Nine-person jury to consider whether AI firm bilked world’s richest person and unjustly enriched themselves
NSPCC reports sharp rise in children being blackmailed over sexual images in UK
Charity says calls to its Childline service about online sexual abuse and exploitation have risen 36% in a year
Parallel Tales review – Isabelle Huppert pens furtive sexual fantasy for Vincent Cassel in Asghar Farhadi’s latest
Cannes film festival: Iranian auteur Asghar Farhadi returns to France with this intriguing middleweight meta-drama featuring a cameo from Catherine Deneuve
Digital arson spree by ‘AI Bonnie and Clyde’ raises fears over autonomous tech
Emergence AI’s experiment with AI agents shows extent to which programming shapes their behaviour is still unclear
Fatherland review – Sandra Hüller brings a bayonet of intelligence to Paweł Pawlikowski’s taut return
Cannes film festival: Hanns Zischler stars as Thomas Mann on his 1949 tour of Germany, contending with political barbs, personal tragedy and his daughter, played by an extraordinary Hüller
Google denies breaching law by promoting suicide forum linked to 164 UK deaths
US-based site, whose operators were fined £950,000 by Ofcom, appears in Google’s search results and can be accessed in UK
Hannah Einbinder: cost of not speaking out on Palestine is greater than losing career
Hacks star spoke at Cannes about fallout from pro-Palestine comments and joining a tradition of Jewish allies
Please stop making music biopics. We need a break from this tired genre that is essentially expensive karaoke
With the release of Michael and not one but four Beatles feature films under way, I am once again calling for a moratorium on these films (with one exception)
‘It’s like stealing’: Palestinian family’s seized property listed on Booking.com
West Bank home described as ‘ideal for outdoor gatherings’ is among 41 listed rentals in illegal Israeli settlements
‘We can all coexist’: artist Es Devlin uses selfies to unite UK in portrait of a nation
A National Portrait for the National Portrait Gallery aims to bring people together in increasingly atomised country
‘It’s a distraction-free zone’: Gen Z on why they love going to the movies
Filmgoers born after 1997 are reviving cinemas’ hopes of survival. They tell us about the social experience where ‘there’s absolutely no commitment to chat’