Samie Elishi says she wouldn’t have got the lump checked out if fans hadn’t got in touch with her.

The podcaster and fundraiser’s final on-air chat on BBC Radio 5 Live wins a prestigious Aria Award.

The band will play to 850 people at Sheffield’s Leadmill before embarking on a European tour.

Mayor Steve Rotheram says putting on night services means people “won’t have to cut the party short”.

The show is part of a series of gigs across Merseyside held in support of grassroots venues.

Claims of “bullying and a toxic culture” are made by a union representing staff at the TV channel.

The rock band will donate £1 from every ticket sold for their 2024 UK arena to grassroots venues.

Famous names such as Sir Lenny Henry and Sir Michael Palin will be heading to Bradford in June.

The BBC’s Sophie Long looks at why Hollywood television production has nearly ground to a halt.

We ask a chatbot to write jokes for late-night comedy shows. The results are somewhat mixed.

Whoever wins, the host city hopes fans and the global spotlight will deliver an even bigger prize.

The singer-songwriter of the popular tune talked to the BBC about the inspiration behind the song.

He is suing three men over articles alleging he misled people about a tiger rescue charity.

It has been a night of celebration in Wrexham as the city’s football sides celebrate promotions.

Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert’s talk shows are among those taken off air as TV writers strike.

Despite writing a hit show, Alex O’Keefe says it’s a struggle to make ends meet.

The award-winning actresses are both shortlisted for their roles in acclaimed Broadway plays.

The BBC presenter says being honoured for an outstanding contribution to television is “humbling”.

The Canadian musician’s songs were covered by artists including Elvis Presley and Barbara Streisand.

From an uninvited guest to pregnancy reveals, catch up on the night in 60 seconds.

Paul Quinn will join actress Claire Sweeney for a live off-beat take on the contest in Liverpool.

Doja Cat was among the stars paying tribute not just to Karl Lagerfeld – but also his famous feline.

TV and movie writers will walk out on Tuesday after pay talks with major studios broke down.

The broadcaster says the pop-up service will provide “crucial” information for people in the country.

One celebrity who missed this year’s star-studded event was the fashion designer’s cat, Choupette.

With the contest just days away, its 1993 presenter recalls the drama of the show she hosted in Ireland.

Steven Tyler and co will say “peace out” to North America from later this year.

Ian Smith couldn’t help the impromptu move as Rita Ora performed at the Prince’s Trust event in New York.

A university student told staff he ate the fruit on display because he was hungry.

Stars including Su Pollard return to the filming location of the hit comedy for a special weekend.