‘If all freelancers walked out, the TV industry would stop’
As an industry mental health taskforce is launched, a producer speaks out about the lack of support.
Winchester friends set up wheelchair dance class
When Vickie started using a wheelchair, she returned to a studio and found a passion for dance.
‘I could have been a K-pop idol – but I’m glad I quit’
Euodias experienced the highs and lows of a K-pop trainee's life. Why did she leave on the verge of stardom?
Solo 45 trial: Grime artist a ‘narcissist and bully’
During the closing speech, the prosecution said Andy Anokye was rude and aggressive.
Tate Modern privacy row residents dealt legal blow
Flat owners are told to "lower their blinds" by judges at an appeal over the gallery viewing platform.
The 1975 frontman Matty Healy makes festival gender balance pledge
Singer Matty Healy says he'll refuse to play events where female performers are under-represented.
Does drill music cause crime, or offer an escape from it?
A new film gives a voice to drill rappers, while exposing hard truths about links to knife crime.
‘A real delight’ – Artist Sonia Boyce to make history at Venice Biennale
Sonia Boyce will be the first black woman to represent Great Britain at the prestigious art festival.
BBC chairman Sir David Clementi warns over subscription fee
Sir David Clementi says putting the broadcaster's services behind a paywall would have a big impact.
Bluedot: Bjork and Halle Orchestra collaboration to top festival bill
The Icelandic singer will perform with Manchester's Halle Orchestra at Cheshire's Bluedot in July.