The £3.6m masterpiece hanging in our school
A 17th Century painting owned by the National Gallery is on a tour of unusual venues around the UK.
Venice Biennale: Is exhibiting tragic migrant ship distasteful?
Critics are angry that a boat in which hundreds died is an exhibit at an international art festival.
The Jeremy Kyle Show axed by ITV after death of guest
The programme has been permanently cancelled after the death of a guest who took part in the show.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor leaves UK’s Eurovision Song Contest jury
The British pop star had been due to chair the five-strong voting panel.
Intel Zombieload bug fix to slow data centre computers
Chip-maker says it expects the fixes will see data centres experience the biggest performance hit.
Monet Haystacks painting sells for record $110.7m
The painting, one of the Haystacks series, sells for a record $110.7m (£85.7m) in New York.
Phone and internet users to get end-of-contract alerts
Internet, pay-TV, and phone subscribers in the UK must be told when their lock-ins are about to end.
Lord mayor opens Joe Lycett’s new kitchen extension
It started as a joke but Joe Lycett convinced Yvonne Mosquito to open his home extension.
Climate change: Bafta calls for more environment plot lines on TV
New research by Bafta found references to "climate change" lag far behind "beer" or "sex" in UK TV shows.
Christchurch attacks: Facebook curbs Live feature
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern calls Facebook's new policy a "good first step".