15-second adverts could be directly placed into users' news feeds 'no more than three times a day'

Nintendo's console sold just 160,000 units between April and June.

The £1,200 server was returned but police found insufficient evidence to find the thief

Most porn on demand services available to British internet users are operated from outside the UK putting them beyond UK regulation, a regulator has warned.

Connection exposed as competition regulators prepare to shake up the audit market

Inverdale remarked that the ladies' champion was 'never going to be a looker'

But they will review legislation regarding effect of surveillance on privacy and human rights

Chairman of Trust to stand down in 2015 after ‘chaotic’ year of vast redundancy payouts and failure of £100m digital project

Selling TV hits such as the natural history series Africa and Strictly Come Dancing around the world helped the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, to boost sales by 3 per cent to £1.16 billion in the year to March.

Show's stalwart presenter Jim Naughtie has moved to work on coverage of Scottish independence referendum

Probe into Stuart Hall affair will add to costs

Data can include phone contacts, text and email metadata, photos and call history

Tackling this issue is long overdue and will be good for democracy, says watchdog boss

And after 40 unblemished years, family classic The Railway Children gets its first complaint