BBC News Entertainment & Arts

The Specials singer from Coventry died in December aged 63 of pancreatic cancer.

The internet personality, 37, says it is "beatable" and urges other women to get any lumps checked.

A festival based in Newquay part-funds workshops for teenagers about consent in relationships.

Minister Catherine Martin announces an independent, root and branch examination of broadcaster RTÉ.

Critics deliver their verdicts on the hyped show, which one calls "a potential turkey for the ages".

The pair say they are "beyond excited" to bring back the series, which ran from 1989 to 2006.

There had been mixed feelings about the event taking place against the backdrop of civil unrest.

Legend John Cena told British fans he wants WWE's main event to come the UK - but could it happen?

The Little Owl chicks are named Axl and Slash after being found during Guns N' Roses' headline set.

Christine McHaines said it was a "decade-long dream come true" to get a five book deal.

In his last UK interview, the actor said friends believed mountaineering had become too dangerous.

The Derry Girls Experience shows how popular the series has become, say locals.

The UK's largest exhibition of Holbein paintings for more than 15 years will go on show in November.

Parklife boss Sacha Lord writes to the home secretary urging her to allow safety tests to go ahead.

A recording made by the 13-year-old Ed Sheeran in his bedroom goes under the hammer.

The Old Town Road singer was hit by a sex toy on stage, the latest in a string of throwing incidents.

One instalment of Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg's nightly programme attracted 40 complaints to the regulator.

The Flash star posts a statement calling it an "egregious misuse of the protective order system".