Indie Radio FM

Actor Ernie Hudson from the 1980s cult movie sends a video message to the Suffolk Ghostbusters.

Zee and Sony announced they will merge their television channels, film assets and streaming platforms.

People need to come together to “let their hair down and be heard” amid Covid, the choirmaster says.

The actress says comedians fear being cancelled as a poll finds Britons often censor their opinions.

The West End musical will return “as soon as this wave is licked”, the composer and producer says.

Several of London’s museums and venues say they will remain closed for the festive period.

Outdoor events including football matches will be limited to 500 people, and indoor to a maximum of 200.

It comes as pubs and restaurants struggle with reduced footfall and cancellations amid Covid fears.

A charity says the success of deaf contestant Rose Ayling-Ellis has raised understanding.

Three Sex And The City actresses issue a joint statement after co-star is accused of sexual assault.

Thom Sonny Green says the risk of catching Covid is worth it to get back on stage.

Newham Bookshop is giving over a thousand books to children and communities in need this Christmas.

As festivals become a familiar sight in the kingdom, some women say they do not feel safe to attend.

As The Matrix returns, we explore the enduring legacy of the franchise in culture, tech and beyond.

Footage captured for a special BBC Newsline broadcast charts the rhythm of life from dawn to dusk.

The Countdown star sued an ex aid of Jeremy Corbyn over comments made on Twitter in 2019.

Almost 50% of London’s major venues scrapped performances this weekend as Covid continues to spread.

US Quidditch and Major League Quidditch want to “distance themselves” from JK Rowling’s views.

After seven years in the post, the journalist will now take on other roles within the BBC.

Watch the first interview the actor and her dance partner Giovanni Pernice gave after their victory.

The Hypersonic Missiles singer says the magazine really helps homeless and vulnerable people.

More than 30 years after an “awe-inspiring” gig, how did one concert shape the music industry’s future?

The classical group’s Carlos Marin died at the age of 53 after going into hospital during a UK tour.

The 28-year-old was stabbed during an altercation backstage at a Los Angeles music festival.

Rose Ayling-Ellis made history by becoming the first deaf winner of the BBC competition.

Look back at the work of Lord Rogers, one of the the world’s most successful and influential architects.

Pioneering, sometimes controversial architect who designed some of the world’s most iconic buildings.

After he presents his final show, watch the moments Marr grilled some of the world’s leaders.

Deaf actor Rose Ayling-Ellis and former Bake Off winner John Whaite fought for the famous Glitterball trophy.

He also designed the Pompidou Centre in Paris and the Lloyd’s of London building.