University of Aberdeen to repatriate ‘looted’ Nigerian bronze sculpture
The "priceless" work in Aberdeen is described as having been looted by British soldiers in Africa in 1897.
University of Aberdeen to repatriate ‘looted’ Nigerian bronze sculpture
The "priceless" work in Aberdeen is described as having been looted by British soldiers in Africa in 1897.
Government will be ‘forced to rely’ on BBC licence fee model, MPs suggest
A group of MPs says the infrastructure is not in place for a viable alternative to the licence fee.
KSI: ‘I was struggling to sell tickets to gigs in 2019’
Newsbeat speaks to one of YouTube's biggest stars about what's next after selling out his 2021 tour.
Somalia photography: ‘I want it to be normal for women to take photos’
A photography exhibition in Somalia by two women challenges the way the country is seen.
Somalia photography: ‘I want it to be normal for women to take photos’
A photography exhibition in Somalia by two women challenges the way the country is seen.
Tate McRae’s journey from ballet school to pop stardom
You Broke Me First was one of 2020's biggest break-out hits, but Tate McRae never intended to be a pop star.
Parklife fan Hamish Wigley-Smith loses VIP passes for selling tickets
Hamish Wigley-Smith says he won VIP tickets after he had already bought tickets for the festival.
Radio 1’s Big Weekend set for second year online
Coronavirus restrictions mean this year's event will happen on BBC Sounds and iPlayer.
George Segal: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? actor dies aged 87
Tributes have been paid to the star who was Oscar-nominated for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?