Facebook, Google and Netflix among those displaying message campaigning on future of the web

A high-end piece of kit with great build quality and lots of well-specced features

PS4 (reviewed)/Xbox One/PC - Codemasters - £20.00

Keep an eye on what’s going on at home with a smart set-up

Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 horror classic brought to life by its Oscar-winning wardrobe

Band have come under considerable criticism for continuing with plans to perform in Tel Aviv

A compact show brings together drawings from the Renaissance to the Baroque eras which seem to eyeball the viewer

'What We Lose: A Support Guide' is the title of the pamphlet Thandi, the narrator of Zinzi Clemmons' luminescent debut novel, receives in the post a few days after her mother has passed away. Sent by the hospice that looked after Thandi's mother at the end of her life, it provides a glossary of terms – 'grief', 'mourning', 'bereavement' – as well as practical tips regarding diet, exercise, and what to avoid (alcohol, caffeine). Thandi lingers over the word 'orphan' in the literature. She's not one, since her father is still alive. "But the condition isn't mathematical," she thinks. "The loss is what creates the condition. It's not the fact of one parent, but that the loss has occurred. It's the wound, not the parts that are left untouched."

The tennis great is really, really tired of this question

A look ahead to the new fantasy football season

"You can’t tone down a masterpiece"

This is serious