At the summit of the Shard
The Shard in London is Western Europe's tallest building at 310m (1,016ft). Click's Spencer Kelly travels to the observation gallery to explore some of the technology present in the building. Does the Shard point to design's future? Find out more on the Click homepage. If you are in the UK you can watch the whole programme on BBC iPlayer.
BBC News - How has technology affected the riots in England?
Page last updated at 16:30 GMT, Friday, 12 August 2011 17:30 UK Following the riots in England, text messaging and social networks such as Twitter could be turned off during disturbances - under plans being considered by the government. Spencer Kelly examines whether BlackBerry Messenger, Twitter and Facebook can be blamed for the trouble and if it would be possible to silence them. Follow the Cli
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