The star’s offer to pay funeral costs was a bid to “lessen public outcry”, say victims’ families.

A project is celebrating hair stories of black women in Essex and preserving their history.

And Just Like That, a new 10-part spin-off series, launches later this month.

Behind-the-scenes of the West End show, which features 300 costumes and a giant blue elephant.

Lara Logan compared Dr Anthony Fauci to Joseph Mengele – the Auschwitz doctor known as the “Angel of Death”.

Anthony Broadwater spent 16 years in prison after being wrongly convicted of raping Alice Sebold.

Cardiff’s Gentle Radical was “at the extreme end of surprised” on hearing the news.

The Beatles legend rehearsed with John Lennon and Paul McCartney at the Liverpool council house.

Boss Anna Redfern is told to shut her business after refusing to ask for Covid passes.

The singer will perform at Caesars Palace Hotel, with shows running from 21 January next year.

The heirs of Italian fashion house Gucci criticise depiction of the family in House of Gucci film.

Any film now featuring the N-word is highly unlikely to be classified lower than a 12A/12.

The artist and businesswoman is honoured at an event marking the nation’s status as a republic.

The comedy-thriller about seven misfits doing community service in Bristol will air in 2022.

The actor is accused of staging an attack on himself in 2019 as a publicity stunt, which he denies.

Josephine Baker is the first black woman to be remembered in the resting place of France’s national heroes.

BBC Sound Of runner-up Holly Humberstone, Bree Runway and Lola Young are tipped as ones-to-watch.

Growing up, Scottish actor Mark Bonnar thought it was normal to have a dad whose job was making concrete hippos for new towns.

The two-minute tribute to theatre titan Stephen Sondheim, who died last week, took place in the West End.

Shaun the Sheep to shepherd in Christmas on BBC One with festive idents.

The episode includes jokes about China’s censorship of the Tiananmen Square massacre.

Two band members and some of their touring party have recently tested positive for coronavirus.

ITV confirm the show won’t air on Monday but will be back on Tuesday following damage to the set.

Some people dodged security barriers and charged their way in to see the Nigerian singer.

Presenters Nick Robinson and Martha Kearney of Radio 4’s Today programme had to evacuate the building.

The BBC show went silent on Monday morning when an alarm told people to leave the building.

Music entrepreneur Grace Ladoja on working with Skepta and building her own festival in Nigeria.

Closure would have been “a disgrace to civilisation”, says best-selling author Philip Pullman.

Abloh, who was Louis Vuitton’s artistic director, had been suffering from a rare form of cancer.

Former England striker Carlton Cole apologises after he compared the possibility of a heavy West Ham defeat by Manchester City to the Holocaust.