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The then-PM was told to “no longer” seek advice from Richard Sharp before he became BBC chairman, the Sunday Times reports.

The charity founder and pioneering broadcaster says she feels “optimistic” about her treatment.

A centre used by toddler groups welcomes the wall mural as “absolutely brilliant”.

The display charting the artist’s life and work was to end this month, but will run into February.

Listening to the music genre had a profound impact on Ismael Lea South when he was growing up.

Rhys Connah started as a child actor in the show. He talks about how things have changed a decade on.

His band rose to fame in the 1970s New York punk scene, scoring UK hits including Marquee Moon.

Shanna St Clair was a surrogate for a celebrity twice – one experience was “beautiful”, the other “terrible”.

The MP should have consulted Parliament’s anti-corruption body before taking the job, a watchdog says.

Two Iranian DJs hope their electronic compilation will bring more support to protesters back home.

As a child, Reneé Rapp had a masterplan to become a pop star. In the last year, it’s started to pay off.

Frontman Jonny Yerrell says the band have “worked all their lives” for this moment.

The singer says Yung Gravy did not have permission to mimic his voice on the rapper’s track Betty.

The former child actor said Ryan Keira Armstrong should never have been up for consideration.

She started as a Bafta-nominated starlet in the 1950s and became a well-loved character actress.

The News at Ten presenter on his own depression and TV news.

Fans of the artist have been speculating for months about which album could be re-recorded next.

The X-Men star says although he was “grateful”, his eyes were “opened” over “the toxicity of empire”.

The YouTubers’ energy drink has been causing chaos in UK shops due to high demand. What’s the secret?

A police report discloses more details about the snowplough accident that seriously injured the actor.

Canadian popstar Alexander Stewart tells Newsbeat why he doesn’t include pronouns in his songs.

The former health secretary says he donated £10,000 of the fee to two charities.

In 1938, Woman Ironing was sold to escape Germany. Now the heirs of the original owner want it back.

The character, made famous by BBC show Noel’s House Party, had been in storage since the 1990s.

The pop star says he’s never seen the NHS “so bad”, as he backs political change in a TV phone-in.

Joanna Gosling says goodbye to viewers after 23 years in a job “that’s never felt like a job”.

The former business secretary will “debate the hot topics of the day”, the broadcaster confirmed.

Rachel Chinouriri says being picked to support the star at his stadium shows is a dream come true.

Henry Sandon’s private collection of porcelain and pottery is to be auctioned.

A helicopter fitted with a device which can detect reflective material and even credit cards is being used.