Death of a Salesman: How Arthur Miller’s play was was ‘turned on its head’
Wendell Pierce and Sharon D Clarke on making Arthur Miller's play with an African-American family.
Uber in fatal crash had safety flaws say US investigators
US safety investigators found Uber's self-driving test car wasn't programmed to react to jaywakers.
Why Flea’s memoir ends as the Red Hot Chili Peppers begin
The bassist explains why his autobiography is more of a coming of age story than a rock memoir.
Could the world cope if GPS stopped working?
Despite widespread reliance on the system, there is no universal plan to deal with GPS disruption.
Dua Lipa: ‘Sometimes I look for things I don’t want to see’
The singer, 24, addresses the anxiety that can come from reading faceless comments on social media.
Taylor Wessing Prize: ‘Sensitive’ mother pictures win over judges
American artist Pat Martin scoops the £15,000 photographic award for his 'tough' but moving images.
100 ‘most inspiring’ novels revealed by BBC Arts
Pride and Prejudice and Bridget Jones are on a list of top page-turners selected by a BBC-led panel.
Phoebe Eclair-Powell: ‘I can only write about what makes me angry’
Phoebe Eclair-Powell wins Europe's biggest playwriting prize with a drama about domestic violence.
Xiaomi smartphone has 108 megapixel camera
The Chinese handset-maker is the first to produce phones with such high-resolution image sensors.
National Portrait Gallery to close for three years
Its art will tour the UK while the London gallery is being redeveloped.