After 12 years, Jamz Supernova looks back with pride as she hangs up her 1Xtra headphones.

Join us as we lift the curtain on some of the most anticipated books coming our way next year.

Until a few years ago, indie music competing with Bollywood would’ve made for an unlikely proposition – not anymore.

Kathy Burke and Richard E Grant are among the celebrity names remembering Ronan Vibert.

The 10.7 million who saw King Charles’s message compares with 8.96 million who watched the Queen a year ago.

Doctor Who, a 007 global contest and the return of Waterloo Road are among next year’s TV treats.

Anne Wood tells the story of how she created the Teletubbies.

Russell T Davies says he wants to give fans “a lovely little Christmas present”.

From Oscars hopefuls such as The Fabelmans to crowd-pleasers like the Barbie movie.

Dutch trance legend Armin van Buuren hopes the London singer’s music keeps on “inspiring others”.

The former Desert Island Discs host returns to the radio programme – this time as the interviewee.

A spokesperson for the royal couple says the newspaper profited off “hate, violence and misogyny”.

The dance musician, who was best known for singles including Insomnia and We Come 1, died on Friday.

The partner of Gaby Hutchinson says “someone must be held accountable” for what happened that night.

Lanez faces more than 20 years in jail for wounding the Grammy award-winning rapper in 2020.

Esther Abrami has worked with The Snowman composer Howard Blake on a new arrangement.

The newspaper says it regrets publishing the piece, in which Clarkson said he “hated” the duchess.

The charity campaigners now have more Christmas number ones than any other act in chart history.

David Ogilvie scored 126 points in BBC Radio 2’s Champions League PopMaster grand final.

Two fans complained after the actress was cut from a film despite featuring in the trailer.

An English photographer recalls snapping the World Cup image that became Instagram’s most-liked post.

Viewers were gripped to Thursday’s final as a “parting gift” changed the course of the reality show.

The musician crafted 70s soul hits like Betcha By Golly Wow, Backstabbers and Rubberband Man.

Spoiler alert: In the finale, Claudia Winkleman reveals who took home the jackpot of £120,000.

Worthy FM accidentally played a Little Simz song that contained “racially offensive language”.

After seven years at Italy’s flagship museum, Eike Schmidt has clearly had enough of bad punctuation.

The venue has its licence suspended as it emerges there was a similar crush there in 2020.

The exhibition will open in January in London after three years in the making.

The chart-topping British singer-songwriter had been due to stand trial in early January.

The rock band’s keyboardist played their hit Don’t Stop Believin’ at Donald Trump’s Florida estate.