‘Are we dating the same guy?’: Women turn to Facebook to uncover cheating and violence

Experts say use of groups to warn others about dangerous men is indictment on governments’ failure to keep women safe

Return of Bridget Jones taps into 90s trend as gen Z looks to ‘simpler’ time

It’s not just the middle-aged who are nostalgic for the Britpop decade, when ‘everything seemed a bit more fun’

Ed Ferrett obituary

Other lives: Engineering and technology lecturer who made a second career in health and safety

Gamblers complain to Bet365 over outage during Champions League matches

Online gambling firm’s service ‘issues’ left bettors apparently unable to ‘cash out’ on busy night in European football

All in the mind? The surprising truth about brain rot

Is screen use really sapping our ability to focus and lowering our IQs? The scientists who have actually analysed the data give their verdict

Looking for a man in finance to date? You’re hopelessly behind the times

According to a new survey, healthcare is considered the most desirable sector for those looking for love – combining intelligence and kindness

While Musk and Altman wage their silly little feud, China is making all the broligarchs look like chumps

The launch of the AI chatbot DeepSeek wiped $1tn off the value of US tech stocks. That should worry even this overhyped and self-satisfied twosome, writes Arwa Mahdawi

‘No, I’m not phoning to say I’m dying!’ My gruelling week of calling gen Z friends rather than texting them

Phone calls can be inconvenient, stressful or actively unpleasant – especially if you’re part of my generation. At 27, can I survive seven days without texts or group chats? And will I still have a social life at the end?

Badenoch tells inquiry of fake claims on WhatsApp during Covid pandemic

Tory leader says comments from ‘likely reputable’ sources such as the BMA were used to support misinformation

A wholesome escape from the housing crisis: the Facebook group dedicated to retro Australian homes

I’m obsessed with the fantasy of fixing up a midcentury house – and furious at the people who’ve painted them white

Is assisted dying a ‘clear and present danger’ to people with disabilities? New US film asks tough questions

Reid Davenport, whose documentary Life After is at Sundance, thinks euthanasia has ‘a lot to do with cost savings’

Anqa review – women in Jordan share harrowing testimony of their abuse

Helin Çelik’s documentary mixes impressionistic visuals with chillingly matter-of-fact accounts of abduction, incarceration and domestic violence

‘Serious concerns’ about DWP’s use of AI to read correspondence from benefit claimants

White mail system handles ‘highly sensitive personal data’ and people not told it is processing their information

AI prototypes for UK welfare system dropped as officials lament ‘false starts’

Exclusive: Pilots for staff training, jobcentres and speeding up disability benefit payments not being taken up

There’s a word for people who prefer phones to meeting friends: addicts

Ditching hanging out for isolated scrolling on our sofas is a dangerous habit that warrants help on a par with gambling