Ex-EastEnders actress returns for ‘poignant’ knife storyline
Actress Brooke Kinsella, whose brother was stabbed to death 10 years ago, is working with the soap.
Classic Brits returns after five-year break
The award ceremony returns after an extended break - "and rightly so," says host Myleene Klass.
Thrills and chills at Broadway’s Frozen musical
Olaf a minute? Our verdict on a musical version of Disney's hit film that's just opened on Broadway.
Walking Dead’s make-up man on the art of gore
Greg Nicotero, the man behind some of the goriest scenes in film and TV, on the "magic trick" of blood on screen.
Spot the difference – Damien Hirst’s new vision
Damien Hirst returns to a familiar theme - but this time, the leopard has changed his spots.
Data collection fears after Cambridge Analytica claims
Political data-mining found its feet with the Obama campaign in 2008 and kept growing with Clinton, Trump and Brexit campaigns says Jamie Bartlett,
Cate Blanchett meets Rohingya child refugees
Actor Cate Blanchett has been to visit Rohingya child refugees in camps at risk of mudslides.
How DNA can be used to store computer data
British scientists think DNA could be used to solve a global problem - where to store all our data.
Human-eye VR
VR has suffered from an image problem, so could very high resolution headsets be the answer?
Active Network breach: ‘EU law boosts security’
New cyber security regulations could see firms hit with eight figure fines.