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The music streaming giant is experimenting on iPhone to let users move through clips quickly.

MP Nick Fletcher suggests boys are turning to crime because male characters tend to be criminals.

Based on the television series, a £1m Peter Rabbit attraction is to open in Blackpool in spring.

A court hears the owner of Cinema & Co in Swansea “seems to think this pandemic doesn’t exist”.

The move has been approved by regulator Ofcom, six years after the station moved completely online.

The singer is playing at Watford’s ground as part of his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour.

The presenter says he is fine but will leave the show, having been taken to hospital overnight.

The singer says an outpouring of support “is felt, received and appreciated beyond measure”.

The musician tells The Guardian his estranged father is “a lot more considerate” since transitioning.

Newsbeat finds out how the “ambitious” video game spin-off, Arcane, was brought to life.

While making his Beatles series Get Back, the director learned about the Fab Four’s letdown.

The England footballer will be one of seven traditional guest editors over the festive period.

The Lord of The Rings director has restored more than 50 hours of footage.

Wardpark Studios in Cumbernauld, used by the TV series Outlander, has been bought by a major film industry consortium.

Swansea council says it is taking action after Cinema & Co remained open last week.

Theatre ticket sales last month were down one third on pre-pandemic levels, the latest figures show.

Nishil Patel sent dozens of unwanted gifts and “unsettling” messages to the singer.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s concert is expected to air on ITV following a row with the BBC.

“Neopronoun”, “cheugy” and “climate anxiety” also make this year’s list.

Richard Herring thanks two hospitals where he had an operation and treatment for testicular cancer.

Jeremy Renner returns as the Avengers’ archer to explore his ‘human’ role in the Marvel universe.

Blinding Lights ousts Chubby Checker’s 1960s hit The Twist to clinch the top spot.

Kelly Lee Owens’ album Inner Song wins the top award at the Welsh Music Prize.

Chigs, Crystelle and Giuseppe contested the Channel 4 show’s closest finale yet, the judges said.

The freshly-minted pop star is up for the night’s four biggest awards, including album of the year.

The singer tells the BBC why it is “so important” for female artists to maintain career control.

The programme investigated the tensions between publicity and privacy for the royals.

London drill artist Headie One was pulled over just before he was due to appear on stage in Leeds.

The exhibition in his home town is the first time that his work has been displayed in the UK.