People around the world are extracting valuable materials from e-waste despite huge health risks.

The SOFEA charity in Oxfordshire is awarded the grant to tackle e-waste and help people get online.

Watchdog London Travelwatch brands the figures from Transport for London "startling".

Our household hoards of unused electricals and broken tech are growing, recycling campaigners warn.

Owners of older vehicles tell the BBC of their anger that their cars' apps will stop working.

Users have taken to message boards to complain about the increase, which they say is unjustified.

The couple say it was "pure luck" the fire was spotted before it spread to the rest of the house.

Electrical items such as vapes, fans, cables and USB sticks can all be recycled .