Amanda Gorman effect: ‘It’s going to open doors for poets’
From the inauguration to the Super Bowl, the poet's performances bring attention to the art form.
Can AI tackle racial inequalities in healthcare?
A study indicates AI can improve knee pain diagnosis of black patients, spotting signs doctors miss.
Encrochat: Secret network messages can be used in court, judges rule
Police say Encrochat, a secret communications network, was used by criminals to trade guns and drugs.
Covid-19: Facebook rejects businessman’s jab advert
Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones wanted to raise awareness in the black and Asian communities about the Covid-19 jab.
Christopher Plummer: Star of The Sound of Music dies at 91
The distinguished Canadian actor played Captain Von Trapp in the much-loved 1965 musical.
Christopher Plummer’s career highlights – Sound of Music, Sherlock and Star Trek
A look back at some of the Canadian actor's memorable roles, from The Sound of Music to Star Trek.
Celeste gets a number one album, Golden Globe nomination and Super Bowl ad
She's the first British female artist to top the chart with their debut album in five years.
Panorama: BBC team threatened following Boxing and the Mob programme
Police in Northern Ireland issue a warning about an unspecified threat relating to Monday's Panorama.
It’s A Sin: Olly Alexander says ‘young gay people can’t believe it happened’
The Aids crisis drama's success sees a rise in the number of people testing for HIV, says a sexual health charity.
Spy planes grounded in US following privacy battle
The planes were being used by police to fight crime in Baltimore.