Director Suzanne Lindon on her film about “pure” platonic love between a teen and an older man.

Martin Compston, who plays DI Steve Arnott, reveals what happens off-screen on the hit drama.

Bend it Like Beckham and ER actress Parminder Nagra says she was rejected by “a well-known TV show”.

A pair of novels based on the fate of twins are nominated for this year’s £30,000 book award.

The Florence + the Machine singer will write the music for the show which hopes to run on Broadway.

The hit show is planning to be back on stage in London in August, as theatres aim to open up again.

The Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Opera House and Ed Sheeran’s manager all sign an open letter.

The Manchester International Festival will go ahead with events in streets and shopping centres.

A judge grants request for the singer to speak in hearing about her long-running guardianship case.

Have your favourite TV programmes and actors been nominated for one of the prestigious awards?

Steve McQueen’s series has 15 nominations, with The Crown and I May Destroy You also in the running.

A painting by Edinburgh-born artist Robert Scott Lauder is the focus of a major conservation project.

An award in two parts means prize-winning stars really can share their achievement with someone else.

Jenny Diski’s writing was “tonic for the soul” for the Game of Thrones star after her father died.

Musician Mon Laferte is releasing her first album since speaking out about the country’s protests.

Take a trip down memory lane at Mars Tapes, which is believed to be the last tape shop in the UK.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been announced as campaign chairs of the star-studded event.

Lacey Turner has has two miscarriages and believes the current system needs reforming.

Images of medical staff on the frontline of the Covid-19 battle will be a highlight of the show.

House Of The Dragon, due for release in 2022, will tell the backstory of the Targaryen family.

A judge in LA rules Wade Robson cannot sue Jackson’s businesses over abuse he allegedly suffered.

Jonathan Gibson won the competition by four points and got a perfect score in his specialist subject.

The controversial routine is among the nominees for Bafta’s must-see TV moment of the last year.

The star on his lost McCartney collaboration, fighting US censors and why he’s not a covers artist.

Sales of fiction, non-fiction and audio books all jumped last year, the industry body says.

Jonathan Gibson from Glasgow won the final of the long-running BBC quiz show by four points.

Speaking from his homeland, the Port Talbot-born actor says he “did not expect to get this award”.

The musician’s prototype trainers are the first to fetch more than $1m at auction.

The channel apologises amid criticism of comments made on Celebrities: What Happened to Your Face?

An average audience of 11m viewers tune into the sixth instalment in the BBC drama’s sixth series.