More dancers allege body-shaming and bullying at UK ballet schools
The BBC has interviewed more than 100 dancers who say a “damaging” culture existed during their training.
S4C: Dad of sacked boss Sian Doyle sends scathing letter to channel
Sian Doyle's father says he is considering his legal position against S4C and the UK government.
Meta blocked access in Canada to news on Facebook and Instagram
Meta blocked news content on its platforms in Canada now that a law requires tech giants pay for it.
British Museum signs £50m funding deal with BP
The money will be used in a major renovation programme - but climate campaigners criticise the move.
National Theatre Wales shocked by 100% funding cut
The arts body says it will not survive beyond April 2024 without financial support.
Phil Spencer’s parents died ‘in most tragic’ accident – coroner
Richard and Anne Spencer’s car crashed into the Nailbourne River in Littlebourne, Kent, in August.
Brookside cast remember Dean Sullivan at Liverpool funeral
The Liverpudlian actor and director, who was best known for playing Jimmy Corkhill, died last month.
Universal Studios buys Bedford brickworks for theme park plan
Universal is in the "very early" stages of planning and has bought a large ex-brickworks site.
Jonathan Majors: What now for the Marvel universe and his career?
An assault conviction leaves the actor's career in tatters and questions over where Marvel goes next.
Mirror hacking victims demand criminal investigation
The lawyers representing Prince Harry and others say they could launch a legal challenge.