Young Thug: How rap lyrics put a rapper behind bars
Prosecutors sometimes use lyrics to help charge artists with crimes, but rappers say it is racist and wrong.
Kochava faces legal action over sale of location data
Federal Trade Commission says the data could be used to track visits to reproductive-health clinics.
Blackpool Illuminations: Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen to turn on lights
The Changing Rooms star will turn on Blackpool's lights, after comic Johnny Vegas had to pull out.
Creamfields North: South Wales woman dies after falling ill
A 25-year-old woman dies after becoming unwell at Creamfields North music festival in Cheshire.
Inventing Anna: Rachel DeLoache Williams sues Netflix for defamation
Rachel DeLoache Williams says the true-life series caused "catastrophic damage" to her reputation.
Queens of crime: Val McDermid reveals legal threat over Agatha Christie title
Val McDermid says Agatha Christie's estate has objected to her being billed as the "queen of crime".
What’s the story? Balamory celebrates 20th anniversary
The hit children's TV show Balamory will return to the BBC iPlayer, as the show marks 20 years since it first aired.
Protesters who ‘intimidated’ BBC journalist sentenced
The anti-lockdown activists were found guilty of verbally abusing Newsnight journalist Nick Watt.
Advanced cyber-attack: NHS doctors’ paperwork piles up
They say it could take months to clear the backlog caused by a continuing cyber-attack.
Mexico’s Queen of the Pacific sues Netflix over series
Sandra Ávila Beltrán says the Queen of the South series is based on her life and demands royalties.