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Emma Thompson and Richard Curtis say the bank is “financing and profiting from climate chaos”.

The Flash star posts a statement calling it an “egregious misuse of the protective order system”.

A scene in the film features a map depicting China’s territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea.

Parklife boss Sacha Lord writes to the home secretary urging her to allow safety tests to go ahead.

The Black Country Living Museum has recreated a 1960s high street, complete with former shops.

The girl group become the first ever Korean band to headline a major UK music festival.

Victoria Amelina, an award-winning writer, was in a pizza restaurant that was hit by a Russian missile.

The soap stalwart, who appeared in Coronation Street, Emmerdale and Brookside, has died aged 86.

The rapper says he was in a “really low place” before he started treatments like red light therapy.

Manchester Collective are “transforming all our perceptions” of performance, one award’s judges said.

Did knowledge of phone hacking by Mirror Group Newspapers journalists go right to the top?

A coroner found the mother-of-two drowned after accidentally falling into cold water.

Liverpool nightclub, Lomax, which once hosted Oasis and Radiohead, could become serviced apartments.

The official photographer and fans remember when 150,000 fans descended on Milton Keynes.

The BBC One drama is about two siblings competing in the UK music industry.

A new exhibition at the National Museums of Scotland look back at the myth of the little black dress.

A record 25,000 people complained about the piece, in which Clarkson said he “hated” the duchess.

The actress will join Max Richter for a “world exclusive” at the Cheshire event, organisers say.

Hannah Clayton bumped into singer-songwriter Maisie by fluke when she popped into a record shop.

Arkin won an Oscar for playing the outrageous grandad in the 2006 film, and also appeared in Argo.

The BBC presenter and Canadian politician joke about all the times they have been mistaken for each other.

Cruel Summer, from her 2019 album Lover, is Taylor’s newest single, and has risen in the charts.

The band spoke before supporting “legendary musicians” Lionel Richie and Gabrielle in Chepstow.

The actor denies 12 charges covering allegations made by four men spanning more than a decade.

The supermodel, who welcomed her first child two years ago, says ‘it’s never too late’.

An exhibition of 11 artworks is going on display in the gardens of The Bishop’s Palace in Wells.

A tech error which saw BBC platforms forecast 7C temperatures for next week has been resolved.

Self-taught artist Errol Theunissen’s picture depicts his autistic son on the phone to his granny.

The move is a protest against a Canadian bill that will make tech giants pay for news content.

Ten people died and thousands more were injured in the deadly crowd surge on 5 November 2021.