Bafta film awards 2020: ‘Detailed review’ of voting process after diversity row
The review will hear views "within and outside the membership" about its current voting system.
Samira Ahmed wins BBC equal pay tribunal
The Newswatch presenter has won the employment tribunal she brought against the BBC in a dispute over equal pay.
Samira Ahmed wins BBC equal pay tribunal
The judgement said "her work on Newswatch was like Jeremy Vine's work on Points of View".
Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson exits over ‘creative differences’
Scott Derrickson is not the first to have "creative differences" with the bosses of a film franchise.
Buck Henry: Tributes paid to late screenwriter of The Graduate
The double Oscar nominee, who has died aged 89, is remembered as "a hilarious and brilliant talent".
Brazil: Netflix ‘gay Jesus’ parody film ban overturned
The court rules that Netflix can stream a parody film where Jesus brings home a presumed boyfriend.
1917: Faulty lighters and other problems with making one-shot films
A long sequence involving Andrew Scott had to be re-filmed because of a dodgy prop.
Record number of female film leads, US study suggests
Box office actresses enjoy best year yet, but BAME women are left behind, annual report suggests.
Cadet: Van driver jailed for killing grime rapper
Jordan Birch's vehicle smashed into a taxi the musician was in at over twice the 30mph speed limit.
Weinstein lawyer urges ‘biased’ judge to step down
Arthur Aidala says Judge James Burke's threat to jail Mr Weinstein for phone use is "prejudicial".