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The MP for Mid Bedfordshire and former health minister replaces Oliver Dowden.

Detectives find no evidence of criminal activity associated with the 1995 Panorama programme.

Her appointment comes amidst a political controversy, following her criticism of Boris Johnson.

The action thriller, which takes place in a time loop, delights critics as it debuts on Playstation 5.

The singer has described Jagged, which addresses her being raped as a teenager, as “salacious”.

One of BBC Breakfast’s main presenters, Louise Minchin, has broadcast her final programme after 20 years of early morning alarm calls.

Terry Lubbock, whose son Stuart died after a party at the entertainer’s house, had terminal cancer.

The rapper’s comments about vaccines side effects were explored by Trinidad’s health minister.

“The room is filled with resentment and hatred towards everyone else,” says the star.

French law says the models have run out of time to start criminal proceedings over sexual assault.

The TV star is surprised by masked colleagues, Judge Rinder and a cake on her last day on the sofa.

The newly engaged pop star had used accounts to inform fans about her conservatorship battle.

Mehdi Rajabian made an album in secret in his basement despite threats from Iranian authorities.

EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis will become the show’s first deaf contestant later this month.

The Canadian comic was best known for presenting a news parody on Saturday Night Live in the 1990s.

A jury takes less than four hours to clear Bugzy Malone of inflicting grievous bodily harm.

The indie-pop group and the singer will join forces for two gigs celebrating the Manchester icons.

Novels set in Sri Lanka and South Africa, Cardiff Bay and the outer cosmos are among the nominees.

Actor Jeff Bridges has said his cancer is in remission but that Covid “kicked my ass pretty bad”.

Amy Hart tells a House of Commons inquiry on influencer culture that social networks should do more.

Amy Hart says social media users should be required to verify their identities by using an NI number.

After skipping last year because of coronavirus, celebrities went all out in the fashion stakes.

Jennifer Lopez, Simone Biles, Dan Levy, Ella Emhoff and Tommy Hilfiger were all on the red carpet.

One of R. Kelly’s former backing dancers testifies at the star’s sex trafficking trial in New York.

The working 18-carat gold toilet called America was taken from Blenheim Palace.

This year’s famous guests were inspired by everything from the Matrix to the Statue of Liberty.

A police detective, a retired midwife and a software developer are among this year’s hopefuls.

Tanya Fear was reported missing by friends and family, who said she had not been seen since last week.

Wildest Dreams came true when the American pop princess visited the city.

The ex-BBC broadcaster helped to launch the station and briefly appeared as its lead news anchor.