Bruno Aiub has apologised for the on-air comments, saying he was “very drunk” when he made them.

Cardiff couple plan to go to Hollywood for the Academy Awards and hope to bring an Oscar home.

Oxfordshire County Council proposes providing only vegan food at meetings and events.

The comedian is under fire for comments he made about the Holocaust in a Netflix special.

The Middlesbrough factory aims to press 50,000 records a month to help meet a shortage in supply.

Photographer to the stars Conor McDonnell explains how a cheeky request opened the door to a career.

Ballads over bangers and on-stage slips, the biggest moments and performances from this year’s Brits.

Adele’s victory was inevitable given her millions of sales, but nobody really went home empty-handed.

Dragons’ Den star Steven Bartlett was so moved by Kwajo Tweneboa’s work he offered to mentor him.

A limited-edition, 11-piece collection will be available in 60 Primark stores later this month.

Cristiano Vendramin triumphed with an image of a frozen landscape, taken in memory of a lost friend.

The singer bagged three of the main awards at the O2 Arena on Tuesday evening.

Many stars opted to wear a black cut-out dress but there were still plenty of pops of red carpet colour.

Adele and Ed Sheeran are among the biggest names of the music world to attend the ceremony.

WhatsApp messages shared between Mrs Vardy and her friend and PR have been made public.

The Glasgow museum, which has been closed for more than five years, will reopen on 29 March.

Find out which films, actors and directors have won what at the Hollywood ceremony.

Belfast, Dune and West Side Story will also be in the running at the Academy Awards.

Steven Bartlett says he was “inspired by a young man that I saw myself in” having seen a video of him.

John Watson was attempting to ski down the slope in a live segment on BBC Breakfast.

The non-fungible token copy of Paul McCartney’s handwritten lyrics is digital proof of ownership.

The TV presenter fronted the quiz show throughout its original run on ITV between 1962 and 1987.

We Don’t Talk About Bruno has been number one for weeks, so why won’t it be nominated?

The Royal Shakespeare Company will use the social media platform to offer subsidised entry to shows.

The ceremony is under way at the O2 Arena, with Adele and Ed Sheeran leading the nominations.

CODA tells the story of a hearing child raised in a deaf family and features a nearly all deaf cast.

The Power of the Dog, Belfast, Dune and West Side Story are expected to be recognised.

The Duchess is the first member of the Royal Family to appear in the famous children’s TV slot.

The Traveller Movement is writing an open letter to the streaming service, the BBC understands.

“If they think I’m going to start watching Home and Away, they have another think coming.”