Hugh Jackman tells the BBC he struggled with anxiety and insomnia while making his new film, The Son.

The star reflects on his historic headline set, and shares never-before-seen photos from Worthy Farm.

The 70-year-old is already serving 23 years in jail after he was convicted in New York two years ago.

The former Love Island contestant told the BBC she wants the government to simplify laws in the UK.

His distinctively dour voice can be heard on hits like Ghost Town, Gangsters and Too Much, Too Young.

Gaby Hutchinson becomes the second person to die following Asake’s gig at the Brixton Academy.

Ms Heard will pay her ex-husband $1m after jury found she had defamed him in a Washington Post article.

The actress plays an orchestra conductor accused of being a sexual predator.

The school attended by the Strictly Come Dancing winner hopes he will return for its prize-giving.

When’s it announced, who’s in the running, and what’s the biggest Christmas song of all time?

The broadcaster had written in the Sun on Friday that he “hated” the Duchess of Sussex.

In a controversial column for the Sun, Clarkson wrote he “hated” the Duchess of Sussex.

Savan Kotecha writes songs for some of the world’s biggest artists – he tells Newsbeat how he does it.

Rishi Sunak hits back as ex-England footballer accuses the government of “demonising” nurses.

Glass Onion is the latest in a string of film and TV series which reflect a resurgence of the genre.

In Germany, the Regensburg cathedral school has founded a separate girls choir.

The director tells Desert Island Discs he fears sharks are “mad” at him after his 1975 blockbuster.

A Kyiv metro station and bomb shelter is transformed into a TV studio for the selection programme.

Taraneh Alidoosti is accused of “spreading falsehoods” about the protest movement gripping Iran.

Rebecca Ikumelo’s family say she was well respected for her “care, kindness and love”.

Fleur East, Hamza Yassin, Helen Skelton and Molly Rainford talk about what it would mean to win.

Fleur East, Hamza Yassin, Helen Skelton and Molly Rainford talk about what it would mean to win.

The Hollywood star says she now wants to work with groups led by people most directly affected by conflict.

Tshala Muana was known for both her voice and sexy dancing which led to calls for her to be banned.

Hamza Yassin, Fleur East, Helen Skelton and Molly Rainford all fought to land the glitterball trophy.

The long-time lead characters of the anime series will bow out in January, as the show continues.

The actor was accused at a court hearing of seven sexual offences against a man in the early 2000s.

Social media videos and eyewitness accounts show a crush, the venue doors breached and violent clashes.

The singer says “the show must go on” after accusing BA of losing her luggage on her way to Rome.

South Today Oxford and Look East (West) broadcast for the final time.