As Strictly’s final approaches, we ask deaf dancers how Rose’s success has challenged perceptions.

The singer and his son clashed with a Florida hotel guard who refused them entry to a party.

For nearly 70 years, Caroline and Martine have been rivals for the hearts of French schoolchildren.

John Whaite and Rose Ayling-Ellis are competing to lift the glitterball trophy on Saturday.

Craig Hassall calls for “a stronger government position” to help the struggling theatre industry.

The radio station broadcasted a live video to its Facebook page that included sign language.

The TV presenter says she’s “deeply upset” after tearing a ligament in her right ankle.

The winning chef says a friend had pressured him for years to enter the BBC One show.

He shares his tips along with producer Tre Jean Marie on how to make the perfect festive track.

Police investigating the fatal shooting on the Rust film set obtain a warrant for the actor’s phone.

The actor stars in Last Train to Christmas which raises questions about the impact of our actions.

What options do you have if you’re thinking twice about going to events in the run-up to Christmas?

John Whaite and Johannes Radebe are the first all-male pairing in Strictly’s history.

Tania Mendoza was outside a football academy when a gunman opened fire before escaping.

The Sex And The City actor denies assaulting the women in 2004 and 2015.

A gig-goer caused a “breach of the peace” during an argument about mask-wearing at a comedy show.

A judge told the ex-model she was lucky to avoid prison after also giving a positive drugs test.

The last three couples in this year’s contest tell Newsbeat how they’re feeling ahead of the final.

The Monty Python star says he was made to look “harmful” during a discussion on cancel culture.

The stealth game from 2002 is the latest to be remade for the latest generation of games consoles.

A collection of British literary treasures has been saved from sale abroad after £15m was reaised.

The star follows in the footsteps of Bob Dylan, Stevie Nicks and Blondie by cashing in on his songs.

Birmingham Hippodrome is launching its pantomime on Saturday amid growing concerns about Omicron.

The celebrity chef says staff sickness and guest cancellations will have a catastrophic effect.

Paula Garfield, co-founder of Deafinitely Theatre, says it was easy to see the star’s “natural talent”.

Enrolments have gone up by over 2,000% since Rose Ayling-Ellis has been on the show, one firm says.

The actress talks about The Lost Daughter, which confronts the true challenges of motherhood.

Usain Bolt’s been talking to BBC Sounds podcast Press X to Continue

Debuting in the top 5, the album featuring endangered birds is above Justin Bieber and Abba.

Researchers found that the rapper’s 1-800-273-8255 increased calls to the helpline it was named after.