‘Extremely rare’ 500-year-old textiles stun Antiques Roadshow expert
The items include a bedspread and pillowcases sewn by Elizabeth I and her ladies in waiting.
Scotland’s culture sector is in funding crisis, MSPs warn
Holyrood's culture committee is calling on ministers to consider the matter with "urgency".
Bilbao’s Guggenheim Museum celebrates its 25th anniversary
Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum transformed the face and fate of Bilbao when it opened in 1997.
Wakefield artist to put ‘eccentric’ dad’s ashes in painting
Lanson Moore says the artwork is proving "healing" for the family.
Glastonbury Festival may have to review drug testing policy
Under its current licence, police are not given figures about drugs seized on site, a council hears.
Refugees share experiences through Bristol art project
The project in Bristol aims to educate people about the challenges many asylum seekers face.
An Cailín Ciúin: ‘A breakthrough moment’ for Irish language films
Oscar-tipped Irish language film An Cailín Ciúin has smashed box office records.
UK museums willing to return skulls to Zimbabwe
Several Zimbabwean skulls were found in archives but none belong to Zimbabwe's anti-colonial heroes.
Trevor Noah: I never said entire UK racist, says comic after Rishi Sunak row
TV host Trevor Noah was criticised for saying there had been a backlash in the UK to Rishi Sunak.
The Fabs: How a ’60s all-girl band (nearly) ruled the world
A music history exhibition is shining a light onto an all-girl pop sensation from the 1960s.