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Disney Plus: our verdict, exclusive shows, 2020 movies and how to sign up

Disney Plus - or Disney+, as it's officially know - is Disney's new video streaming service. In a landscape currently occupied by Netflix and Amazon Prime, this service is Disney-specific, as the name implies. If you love Disney, it's the destination to be. The service launched last month in the US, Canada, Netherlands and Australia. Disney had 10

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Pre-order the Baby Yoda Funko Pop for just $8 todayPre-order the Baby Yoda Funko Pop for just $8 today

It's been circulating the internet since it first appeared on our screens in The Mandalorian, and now you can pre-order the baby Yoda Funko Pop for just $8 at Walmart. That's right, soon you'll be able to gaze into those adorable little eyes any time you like - in real life! 

Though it's not actually baby Yoda, the internet has imploded after this

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EE's mega 60GB for just £20/pm SIM only deal is still going strong after Black FridayEE's mega 60GB for just £20/pm SIM only deal is still going strong after Black Friday

EE is that network that everyone seems to want to be on and as the UK's fastest 4G network, we can understand why. The one problem is that along with being the network with super-powered speeds, it also tends to carry the highest price tag.

Luckily, that was an issue EE managed to mitigate over the Black Friday savings period by pulling out a

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Media captionThe BolaWrap is designed to fire a tether that entangles a person

Two hundred Los Angeles police officers will be trained to use a new gadget designed to snare a person by wrapping them in a cord, officials say.

The BolaWrap, recently adopted by several other forces, fires a cord that can

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Instagram will ask new members to provide their date of birth when setting up an account, as it plans more "age-appropriate experiences".

The photo-sharing network already requires people to be at least 13 years old to create an account.

Asking for a date of birth would help the company to avoid targeting ads for age-restricted

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Huawei is facing backlash after a former employee was wrongfully detained for eight months in China.

Li Hongyuan, who worked for Huawei for 13 years, was arrested over charges of extortion in January, after the company accused him of blackmail.

But prosecutors freed Mr Hongyuan in August, after finding insufficient

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