The former Great British Bake Off judge is honoured for services to cooking, writing and baking.

Jonathan Goodwin says he was on “the brink” after an accident in rehearsals for US spin-off show.

Shatta Wale said he was the victim of a gun attack – he’s been accused of spreading false information.

Belfast author Lucy Caldwell’s All the People Were Mean And Bad won a BBC short story award.

Rock group Noisy had around £25,000 of musical equipment stolen from their van in Walthamstow.

The streaming giant added 4.4 million new users in the third quarter as foreign language shows continued to fly.

The giant puppet of a nine-year-old Syrian refugee arrived in Folkestone, on the south coast of the UK.

He was the prolific creator of multiple movie hits such as Candyman, Feeling Good and Goldfinger.

The BBC logo is updated for the first time in 24 years as services like iPlayer also get a revamp.

The rapper, who won BBC Music’s Sound of 2019, was accused of abusive behaviour by an ex in 2020.

YouTube and Spotify are among those to be scrutinised by the Competition and Markets Authority.

Jude Law greets the giant puppet of a Syrian refugee child at the last stage of her 5,000km trek.

Watkins, who became the first female Wiggle, wants to devote time to family and studies.

The rapper’s name has been officially changed after a request to a Los Angeles court.

A catastrophic fault knocked out subtitles, signing and audio description more than three weeks ago.

Amy Izat hopes her work will show people what it is like to live with sight loss.

Musicians as well as people working in venues and recording studios were particularly affected.

A council tells parents some schoolchildren are “aggressively” replicating the TV thriller’s games.

Greta Thunberg sings Rick Astley’s “Never Going To Give You Up” to launch series of climate concerts.

BBC newsreader George Alagiah says his doctors want to hit a new tumour “hard and fast”.

After the Wanted star’s diagnosis, he wants to raise awareness to improve treatment and research.

The third season of HBO’s corporate family drama receives glowing praise and five-star reviews.

Nightclub bosses want government action as bouncers quit and EU workers leave the UK.

Tutt provided the backbeat for the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s 1969 Taking Care of Business tour.

The show made household names of John Nettles and brought a tourism boom to the island of Jersey.

Hundreds of people stripped naked by the Dead Sea in Israel to highlight environmental changes.

Manchester’s Royal Exchange was key to the 19th Century cotton trade, which relied on slavery.

Online abuse against women is on the rise, but why aren’t the police, government and social media sites doing more to stop it?

A photographer is confronted with the new reality of empty streets and closed clubs.

The Nebra Sky Disc is dated 3,600-years-old and considered one of the most important archaeological finds.