Bulgaria is not on the list of 37 nations to be confirmed for next year’s song contest in Liverpool.

Jenny Beavan says there’s an “extraordinary” gap between costume designers and male-dominated jobs.

The actress says the series blurs the line “between historical accuracy and crude sensationalism”.

The graffiti comes weeks after the actor addressed a conference discussing a united Ireland.

The Noughts and Crosses author says schools should teach “whole-truth” black history all year round.

The star’s sound is constantly evolving – but she’s always been happy to share her secrets with fans.

The sale of the artwork, described as an “iconic masterpiece”, means it will remain on public display.

Charity criticised for axing contest to create Edinburgh statue of suffragist Dr Elsie Inglis.

She will appear as part of an effort to feature notable women on American quarters.

The streamer has grown its subscriber base after two consecutive quarters of losses.

The regulator said two of the bank’s posters “omitted material information and were therefore misleading”.

The 28-year-old rapper wins this year’s award for best British or Irish album of the last 12 months.

The company added over 2.4 million subscribers, reversing losses earlier in the year.

The manager of Balthazar in New York says “all is forgiven” after the TV host was “extremely nasty”.

The nominees for the annual art award deal with “the big issues of our time” in very different ways.

The production tells the story of two women of colour and their relationships with Queen Victoria.

Ian Broudie says the Lionesses’ success has inspired him to consider a fresh version of the hit.

The prestigious music award is given to the best British or Irish album of the past 12 months.

The Flash actor is accused of entering a neighbour’s home without permission and stealing alcohol.

During the BBC’s 100 years of broadcasting, not everything went as planned.

Emily Eavis says the festival is “still recovering” from the financial cost of Covid.

From Doctor Who to Desert Island Discs, here are some nuggets of trivia from 100 years of BBC programming.

The BBC’s media editor on how the BBC has to prove its worth, as it reaches its 100th birthday.

The actor is on trial in New York over an allegation he touched a 14-year-old boy at a party in 1986.

Shehan Karunatilaka receives the trophy from Camilla, the Queen Consort, for his winning novel.

The prestigious book prize is won by Shehan Karunatilaka, for his novel The Seven Moons of Maali.

Prices for the world-famous festival have risen by £70, organisers have confirmed.

Sir Lenny Henry reflects on the extraordinary life of the writer, BBC producer and presenter Una Marson.

Some countries faced increased participation fees following Russia’s ban in the song contest.

Former PM Sir John Major had described upcoming scenes in the royals series as ‘malicious nonsense’.