The Olympic gold-medallist rowed, swam, cycled and ran from London to Plymouth for charity.

The group is calling for the comedian to apologise for comments about travellers and the Holocaust.

The Grammy award-winning US rap artist cancelled a tour in 2011 after being refused entry to the UK.

An arts festival is using digital technology to bring the city’s history to life.

Sir Paul McCartney describes the design of the man known as the fifth Beatle as “dead good”.

The British actor played the bigoted factory worker Eddie Booth in the controversial 1970s sitcom.

Ashutosh Kaushik says his life is still being held hostage to a youthful folly.

Rex Whistler’s 1920s wall painting has been described by Tate as “unequivocally offensive”.

Daniel Lismore’s exhibition, in his hometown, is the first time his work has been shown in the UK.

With ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, Alina Pash hoped to represent her country in May.

The Olympic diver says his four-day homecoming challenge is already proving “exhausting”.

Paramount+ reveals a huge slate of new shows and films – but do we need another streaming service?

The music composer, known for his groovy disco tunes and iconic style, has died at the age of 69.

Technology giants, including Meta and Microsoft, are pouring billions of dollars into the metaverse.

The best-selling writer and political commentator defied the leftward trend of American humour.

Song Ji-a shot to fame on Netflix show Single’s Inferno, but then had a spectacular fall from grace.

Signed and framed gold albums awards and artworks are all being auctioned for the Dougie Mac.

Halyna Hutchins died on the set of Rust after a gun actor Alec Baldwin was holding discharged.

With ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, Alina Pash hopes to represent her country in May.

Westminster Abbey will host the service celebrating Dame Vera Lynn’s life and work on 21 March.

Regina Hall, Amy Schumer and Wanda Sykes will emcee the Hollywood ceremony next month.

Artists including Little Simz, Father John Misty and Pixies will perform in the Welsh capital.

The art on the side of a Birmingham building reveals when fans can watch the return of the BBC drama.

A film is being made about how a group of swimmers caused outrage and even took on the government.

A BBC investigation has found virtual sex parties are taking place in a popular online children’s game.

It follows a consultation which called on Pride to place a greater focus on “activism and protest”.

Mrs Rooney was trying to bring a claim against Caroline Watt for misuse of private information.

Photographer Kevin Jay uses a light source to “paint” the images on the landscape.

The notebook contains Paul McCartney’s draft of Beatles classic Hey Jude, alongside poetry and doodles.

The rapper and the singer will anchor a US show modelled on the long-running Eurovision Song Contest.