OneWeb says Russia did not block its plans
The satellite internet firm challenges reports that officials denied it use of radio frequencies.
Jon Snow and Nigel Farage cleared by Ofcom over Brexit rally remarks
Media regulator Ofcom rejects complaints against Channel 4's Jon Snow and Nigel Farage's LBC show.
Cult music film-maker DA Pennebaker dies, aged 94
He invented a hand-held camera so he could get closer to subjects like Dylan, Bowie and Bill Clinton.
The Irishman: Scorsese film to close London Film Festival
The gangster film, starring Robert De Niro, will have its international premiere at the October event.
The Irishman: Scorsese film to close London Film Festival
The gangster film, starring Robert De Niro, will have its international premiere at the October event.
Kevin Spacey returns to public eye with Rome poetry reading
The actor reads a poem in Rome about a boxer: "The more you're wounded the greater you are."
Brighton Pride sorry over lack of disabled access to Kylie’s show
Some people were unable to get onto the accessibility viewing platform because it was at "full capacity".
8chan far-right forum pushed offline as Cloudflare cuts support
The hate-filled site used by mass shooting suspects becomes inaccessible after security is pulled.
How designing your own clothes could become easier
A system which allows designers to make one-off patterns has been developed.
Horrible Histories: Author Terry Deary on being ‘a fish out of water’
Why Terry Deary rejects the establishment and avoids literary festivals.