The deputy prime minister says he will block UK government plans to give police and intelligence services new powers to monitor email and internet use.

Only 0.06% of Facebook's users have added their voice to the debate about how the site should be governed.

Russia, China and other countries are revising proposals demanding "equal rights to manage the internet" after the US said it would block them.

The number of complaints about online ticket fraud has increased, says UK reporting centre.

Twitter has added photo-sharing features to its mobile service, allowing users to edit their images and enhance them with artistic filters.

Downing Street will rewrite a bill granting new powers to monitor internet activity, saying it remains committed to the idea despite criticism of its current plans.

Euro 2012 eclipses the Olympics in Google's list of top searches for 2012

Shares of embattled Japanese chipmaker Renesas end the day little changed despite the firm securing a 150bn yen ($1.8bn; £1.1bn) bailout.