Sir Lenny Henry receives honorary Oxford University degree
The actor and comedian was among nine recipients, including director Wim Wenders.
Glastonbury Festival: Rail strike fails to halt many music fans
With half the rail network closed, travellers from Paddington Station were pleasantly surprised.
Time Out London publishes final print edition after 54 years
The listings magazine was first launched as a newsletter by Tony Elliott on the King's Road in 1968.
Stuart Broad and Mollie King announce pregnancy
The England star and BBC Radio 1 broadcaster shared their news on Instagram.
Ukrainian refugee in Bedford says her art is now ‘full of life’
Maria Tsymbal's work features in an exhibition focusing on art created by migrants and refugees.
DocFest: Sheffield documentary festival opens for 29th year
The first DocFest was held in 1994 and showed 42 films over two days to an audience of about 2,000.
Beatles John Lennon 1964 Hull interview to be auctioned in Scarborough
In the interview Lennon admits he does not think the Beatles are "very good musicians".
National Gallery: Famous artworks go on loan for first time
For its 200th anniversary, masterpieces by Constable and Monet will be exhibited across the UK.
Emilia Clarke swaps Game of Thrones’ dragons for Chekhov’s The Seagull
Actress Emilia Clarke explains why she is petrified ahead of her West End stage debut.
As audiences return to Glastonbury and other festivals, will they cope?
After two years of cancellations, music fans could experience a mixture of relief and anxiety.