Portugal’s top art collector Joe Berardo arrested over fraud allegations
Millionaire Joe Berardo is accused of accumulating nearly €1bn in debts to three banks.
Benjamin Zephaniah calls for more diversity in GCSE texts
Research suggests less than one percent of authors featured in GCSE English Literature are from an ethnic minority background.
Elon Musk sets out Starlink goals
The Tesla founder's satellite-internet business passes 69,000 users but subsidises dish cost.
Lancashire scraps UK City of Culture 2025 bid
Underwriting the bid by up to £22m is too great a financial risk, Lancashire County Council says.
Government calls for stars’ help on post-Brexit EU touring
The Brexit minister asks musicians to put pressure on EU governments to relax touring restrictions.
Council workers suspended over TikTok cemetery videos
The clips, filmed at a Derby cemetery, were described as "insensitive and disrespectful".
BBC over-75s free TV licence transition period to end in July
The "transition period" for older people who now need a TV licence will finish on 31 July.
Good Omens season two to be filmed in Scotland
Michael Sheen and David Tennant return to star in the second series of the hit fantasy drama.
Euro 2020 England v Germany: How Three Lions became the definitive England song
Ever-hopeful England fans have been screaming that "football's coming home" for 25 years.
Winston Marshall: Internet mob targeted Mumford and Sons bandmates
The band received "tens of thousands" of tweets after Winston Marshall endorsed a controversial book.