Author: BBC News - Entertainment & Arts

The actor denies wrongdoing but says some of his actions "affected people in ways I did not intend".

The Welshman bags his fourth number one LP, and beats Bob Dylan's chart record along the way.

Craig Parkinson, who played DI "Dot" Cotton, is interrogated by BBC Breakfast. Will he crack?

Yat-Sen Chang tells a court he has "no idea" why allegations have been made against him.

LS Lowry's paintings more commonly showed crowds going to football matches rather than rugby league.

Manchester Pride's organisers "worked twice as hard to secure a first class line-up" for its return.

The trust that runs the castle says fences need reinstating due to "ongoing issues of breaking and entering".

Thousands return to the dance floor in Liverpool at a test event with no social distancing or masks.

The broadcaster says it has "a zero tolerance policy" to harassment as it pulls Viewpoint's finale.

Australian billionaire Clive Palmer used a version of We're Not Gonna Take It when he ran for parliament.