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British fashion designer Mary Quant, who designed the mini skirt that defined the 60s, has died.

The Innovative fashion designer who popularised the mini skirt and epitomised the mod culture of the swinging sixties

Twiggy has led tributes to the designer who popularised the miniskirt that helped define the Swinging ’60s.

Eight serving and ex-officers sent discriminatory Whatsapp messages, with some mocking Harvey Price.

The writer and antiques expert, who appeared on the popular BBC show, has died after a short illness.

The chef and author says writing a children’s book helped him feel more positive about his dyslexia.

Vernon Kay says he “absolutely loved” his appearance in Cinderella at the Wycombe Swan.

Anne Perry served five years in prison for bludgeoning her friend’s mother to death as a teenager.

The BBC confirms the artists performing during the semi-finals for next month’s song contest.

The literary magazine publishes its list of promising young British writers every 10 years.

Liverpool’s official fan zone will host stars from the world of pop, gospel and opera.

Dominion, which is suing Fox for $1.6bn, alleges network lawyers withheld evidence in the case.

Tuppence Middleton explains why her OCD means she is reluctant to kiss her co-star in a new play.

With a month until it’s held in the UK for the first time in 25 years, who has wowed Eurovision?

The series will feature a new cast and and will have seven seasons based on each of JK Rowling’s books.

The actor and former California governor fixed the road himself after his complaints went unanswered.

A teenager from Newcastle is crowned Britain’s Best Young Artist 2023.

The story, based on experiences of Grenfell fire survivors, will be staged at the National Theatre.

The former BBC Radio 1 DJ has been questioned on two occasions by the Metropolitan Police.

The US singer and actress says she “wanted to address” concerns after people discussed her weight.

The actor is accused of sexual assault or harassment by 13 women, a French news website reports.

The exhibition will feature garments worn by the likes of Whitney Houston and Sir Elton John.

The co-host says he will leave It Takes Two after four years to “explore what else life has for me”.

The Twitter boss changes the BBC’s description from “government funded media” to “publicly-funded”.

The Angel of the North is another UK landmark to feature in the competition’s introductory clips.

In a last-minute interview with the BBC’s James Clayton, Mr Musk was asked about the “government funded” Twitter label.

Whittaker and Bella Ramsey will play inmates as the Bafta-winning show moves to a women’s prison.

The 19-year-old confirms on Instagram she will marry Jake Bongiovi, the son of singer Jon Bon Jovi.

The 300-strong choir will perform together for the first time at Windsor Castle for the concert.