Sir Phil Redmond calls for soaps to ‘tackle the real social issues’
The creator of Brookside and Grange Hill calls for more gritty soap storylines as he is knighted.
Netherlands to buy Rembrandt Standard Bearer self-portrait
The Dutch government puts aside €150m for the 1636 work, currently owned by the Rothschild family.
Sienna Miller settles phone hacking claim with News Group Newspapers
The actress reaches a settlement with News Group Newspapers after alleging her privacy was invaded.
Don’t Look Up: Mixed reviews for Leonardo DiCaprio satire
Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio's film has been called "ambitious" but lacking in comedy.
Glasgow’s Kelvin Hall to get £11.9m TV studio
The £11.9m studio at Glasgow's Kelvin Hall will be operated by a commercial arm of the BBC.
Pantomime returns to Aylesbury’s Waterside Theatre
A pantomime's stars talk about the return of a much-loved Christmas tradition.
Supergrass to play first Oxford hometown show in 12 years
Bassist Mick Quinn says the gig could be their last in Oxford as a band.
Halo Infinite: Time to ‘mix-up’ the series
How some of the brains behind Halo: Infinite developed it in a fast-changing gaming landscape.
Nick Cannon: Comedian announces death of five-month-old son Zen
The American's five-month-old son Zen died after having had a brain tumour, he said on his show.
Covid: Stereophonics’ Cardiff gigs postponed as Omicron spreads
The Principality Stadium and the band's promoters say the safety of fans is "top priority".