The station will premiere forgotten orchestral works by composers from diverse ethnic backgrounds.

The presenter opens up about living with the learning difficulty in a new BBC documentary.

The board in Tennessee objected to swear words and depictions of nude mice in the graphic novel Maus.

Writer and comedian Barry Cryer wrote for some of the biggest names in television throughout his long career.

John Cleese, Esther Rantzen and Stephen Fry are among the stars to have paid tribute to the comedian.

He provided the words for many of Britain’s top comedy acts and was on the stage and airwaves himself.

Manfred Goldberg is one of seven survivors to have their portrait put on display in Buckingham Palace.

Director-General Tim Davie says the BBC is “thrilled” to be working with firms in the Midlands.

Ghosts in the Ruins celebrates 60 years of Coventry Cathedral, built after the first site’s bombing.

The Harvest Moon singer says airing Rogan’s podcast amounts to “lies being sold for money”.

Multiple platforms streaming new TV shows and films risk leaving people overwhelmed by choice.

More than 150,000 people rely on British Sign Language across the UK.

The media watchdog’s decision comes after the BBC partially upheld complaints about its reporting.

Self-confessed “nerd” James Knowles has spent the past seven months working on the BBC’s quiz show.

The former Downton Abbey actress transforms into the Baywatch star for new TV drama Pam & Tommy.

The festival, headlined by 50 Cent and Tyler the Creator, will return to its usual slot in June.

Monaco royal and accomplished show jumper Charlotte Casiraghi opened the brand’s Haute Couture show.

Ubisoft honours player Michael “KiXSTaR” Stockley, who died in October, with an in-game tribute.

He was in showbiz more than 75 years, often as a panto dame, and shared stage with Laurel and Hardy.

The seven-piece band, who hail from North America, were formed after auditions on TikTok.

The singer calls on his former Smiths bandmate to “move on” and “stop using my name as clickbait”.

In China, the final scene of the 1999 film says the subversive plot fails and the authorities win.

Big productions filmed in part in the city last year include The Flash and the fifth Indiana Jones film.

Mental healthcare is a priority at Body Work in Cambridge, where the TV presenter was a student.

Actor Peter Dinklage called a live-action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs “backwards”.

The pandemic has already caused several delays in the 74-year-old musician’s final world tour.

The Bollywood star had faced charges after actor Richard Gere kissed her on a Delhi stage in 2007.

A three-year investigation into the 2018 fire said the cause was “undetermined” because of the damage caused.

Hollywood actor Matthew Rhys pays tribute to Wales’ largest youth movement on its 100th anniversary.

The painting has been hung in the National Gallery, 100 years to the day after it moved to the US.