BBC Cardiff Singer of the World rises to Covid challenge
The globally-renowned event returns after being cancelled last year due to the pandemic.
US lawmakers introduce bills targeting Big Tech
The bills target Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google and some of the anti-trust actions they stand accused of.
Download: ‘We’ve got tickets to a post-Covid festival’
As the UK's post-Covid festival scene restarts, fans explain why Download will be especially upbeat.
Playwright revives 1920s football team for dramatic new fixture
A short-lived club from a brief golden age of women's football is brought back to life on stage.
‘I could be with people and still feel alone’
It's been a difficult year for US college students. This is Ana Carmona's story.
Robert Rinder and mother Angela Cohen made MBEs on same day
The TV judge and Angela Cohen are both being recognised for services to Holocaust education.
Arlene Phillips, Jonathan Pryce and Prue Leith on Queen’s Birthday Honours list
The Bake Off star, and the former Strictly judge are made dames, while the actor is now a knight.
Virgin Atlantic partners with ‘flying taxi’ company
The airline is exploring whether it could launch air taxi flights from cities to major airports.
Shaun Keaveny to leave BBC 6 Music after 14 years
The DJ thanks fans for their support as he announces "it's time for a change".
Wolf Alice: Blue Weekend gives UK band their first number one album
The band knock Olivia Rodrigo off the top spot - but she still makes history in the singles chart.