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Some of the famous names being honoured by the Queen. Who's on the 2018 honours list?

Jilly Cooper 'did not expect CBE'

The author and journalist says she was not expecting to be awarded a CBE in the New Year Honours. Jilly Cooper 'did not expect CBE'

The litter-shaming photographer cleaning up her country

Ina Makosi takes pictures of models in places covered in litter around Dakar to encourage local communities to pick up their trash. The litter-shaming photographer cleaning up her country

The real women of professional wrestling

The real women of professional wrestling on their love for life inside the ring. The real women of professional wrestling

The people who play the piano at St Pancras

BBC News spent a day at St Pancras station and came across some real talent. The people who play the piano at St Pancras

'Racist' Dove ad: Model Lola Ogunyemi speaks out

Lola Ogunyemi says the ad, which appeared to show her turning into a white woman, was taken out of context. 'Racist' Dove ad: Model Lola Ogunyemi speaks out

Panto warehouse – Looking for scenery? It’s behind you

Inside the warehouse that houses over 20,000 pieces of pantomime scenery, props and costumes. Panto warehouse – Looking for scenery? It’s behind you

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School children from the London borough of Tower Hamlets are taking part in a nationwide project aiming to broaden opera's appeal. The school children writing an opera

Santa, penguins and a flying snowman

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Behind the scenes at the Nutcracker

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Little Women: How to make period drama costumes look authentic

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Charlie Chaplin's love for the Highlands

Charlie Chaplin died forty years ago this Christmas Day. Did you know one of his favourite places on earth was a town in the Highlands? Charlie Chaplin's love for the Highlands

Roxette, Rarotonga and the new Doctor Who

Four things you may not have known about new Doctor Who, Jodie Whittaker. Roxette, Rarotonga and the new Doctor Who

Fan's tribute to George Michael on anniversary of his death

A year after his death, George Michael fans still visit his home every week. Fan's tribute to George Michael on anniversary of his death

Movie snow maker Darcey Crownshaw on how to create a white Christmas

The movie industry's go-to man for snowy scenes, Darcey Crownshaw, shows us how to create a white Christmas at home. Movie snow maker Darcey Crownshaw on how to create a white Christmas

Strictly's Bruno Tonioli in tears on Desert Island Discs

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli has broken down in tears as he dedicated Rod Stewart's version of the Beatles' In My Life to his loved ones. Strictly's Bruno Tonioli in tears on Desert Island Discs

Doug the Pug and Swirly Queen outfit designer talks about her creations

Sally Boast, from Woodbridge, Suffolk, creates bespoke couture for dogs. Doug the Pug and Swirly Queen outfit designer talks about her creations

Broadway's Hamilton opens in London

Lin-Manuel Miranda explains how he used hip-hop and a diverse cast to tell a story set two centuries ago. Broadway's Hamilton opens in London

A look ahead at what we'll be watching at the cinema in 2018

Oscar-worthy performances, stunning transformations and lots of action; 2018 looks set to be a bumper year. A look ahead at what we'll be watching at the cinema in 2018

Finding your inner hare with Guess How Much I Love You cast

As Guess How Much I Love You is adapted for the stage, the cast demonstrate how to find your inner hare. Finding your inner hare with Guess How Much I Love You cast

Ed Sheeran rounds off 2017 with Christmas number one

It rounds off a year that saw two record-breaking comeback singles and 16 songs in the top 20. Ed Sheeran rounds off 2017 with Christmas number one

Auschwitz survivor Eva Schloss recorded in virtual reality

Eva Schloss was asked 1,000 questions on 116 cameras to preserve her story for future generations. Auschwitz survivor Eva Schloss recorded in virtual reality

Beethoven's Ninth: 10,000 singers for Japan's Christmas song

How did Beethoven's Ninth Symphony become an annual tradition in Japan? Beethoven's Ninth: 10,000 singers for Japan's Christmas song

Son saves Dad thanks to CPR news item

Neil Seviour managed to save his father's life after performing CPR he'd seen demonstrated on TV. Son saves Dad thanks to CPR news item

Jonghyun: Family, friends and fans bid K-pop star farewell

One of K-pop's biggest stars Jonghyun took his own life this week. Jonghyun: Family, friends and fans bid K-pop star farewell

Using Harry Potter to explain a political crisis

Catalonia: Catching the Golden Snitch - what do the Catalan crisis and Harry Potter have in common? Using Harry Potter to explain a political crisis

Harvey Weinstein’s former personal assistant Zelda Perkins speaks to BBC

Harvey Weinstein’s former personal assistant on what happens after you sign a non-disclosure agreement. Harvey Weinstein’s former personal assistant Zelda Perkins speaks to BBC

Girl DJs - the next generation

After 16 years experience of DJing at some of the best club nights in the UK, veteran DJ Miss Melodie is training the next female DJ generation. Girl DJs - the next generation

Jay-Z halts show for fan who survived cancer

Jay-Z halted a concert in California for a fan who has survived cancer twice. Jay-Z halts show for fan who survived cancer

Taking two million photos of Obama

During Obama's eight-year presidency, photographer Pete Souza took close to two million photos. Taking two million photos of Obama

Christmas songs: What's the secret to writing a hit?

What does pop guru Pete Waterman think about the history of Christmas music? Christmas songs: What's the secret to writing a hit?

Who waltzed off with the Strictly glitterball?

Alexandra Burke, Gemma Atkinson, Debbie McGee and Joe McFadden competed for the coveted Strictly Come Dancing trophy. Who waltzed off with the Strictly glitterball?

BFI event celebrates discovery of long-lost TV programmes

Missing Believed Wiped at BFI Southbank celebrates programmes thought to have been lost forever. BFI event celebrates discovery of long-lost TV programmes

How the lightsaber was born

The fantasy weapon was made from the handle of a 1940s press camera. How the lightsaber was born

The choir that can never sing together

The Christmas song recorded by singers at risk of serious infection if they meet face-to-face. The choir that can never sing together

Hugh Jackman's novelty top hat trick

The actor performed the trick for the '6,000th' time and explained why his Christmas would feature bad jokes. Hugh Jackman's novelty top hat trick

Disney-Fox: Five things it could mean

The BBC's Andrew Neil has five things the $52.4bn (£39bn) tie-up could mean. Disney-Fox: Five things it could mean

Pitch Perfect 3 gets pre-Christmas UK release

The all-female franchise is singing its way back into cinemas for a third time. Pitch Perfect 3 gets pre-Christmas UK release

'Flat-chested' K-pop star responds to 'cruel' body comments

Online critics said she didn't look right for K-pop, but Amber Liu from girl group f(x) is fighting back. 'Flat-chested' K-pop star responds to 'cruel' body comments

DanTDM: 2017's richest YouTuber on responsibility to young fans

DanTDM became successful by streaming videos of himself playing Pokemon and Minecraft. DanTDM: 2017's richest YouTuber on responsibility to young fans

BBC Breakfast presenters get singing lessons before performing in concert

The TV hosts have been put through their paces before performing live on stage. BBC Breakfast presenters get singing lessons before performing in concert

Hannah Witton: 'Why doesn't anyone wear condoms on TV?'

Sex vlogger Hannah Witton asks why there isn't more safe sex on TV and whether it matters. Hannah Witton: 'Why doesn't anyone wear condoms on TV?'

Star power: Princes turn out for Star Wars premiere

William and Harry joined cast and crew of The Last Jedi at London's Royal Albert Hall. Star power: Princes turn out for Star Wars premiere

Nureyev debuts but director still under arrest

A ballet about the famous Soviet dancer Rudolf Nureyev, who defected to the West, premiered five months late. Nureyev debuts but director still under arrest

Paddington 2: The challenges of making the film

An exclusive look at the visual effects behind the film Paddington 2. Paddington 2: The challenges of making the film

Art from inside Guantanamo Bay's prison

Much of their artwork features the ocean, which despite being yards away, is hidden from view. Art from inside Guantanamo Bay's prison

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Cruise liner Queen Mary 2 hosted the premiere of The Greatest Showman, starring Hugh Jackman. All aboard for Hollywood premiere

Johnny Hallyday: Huge crowds gather to say farewell

Hundreds of leather-clad bikers follow the French singer's coffin down the Champs-Elysees. Johnny Hallyday: Huge crowds gather to say farewell

Brick Wonders: Norwich Lego exhibition showcases the world

The Lego models have been created at an exhibition in Norwich. Brick Wonders: Norwich Lego exhibition showcases the world

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The Crown's Vanessa Kirby on how playing Princess Margaret changed her opinion of the Royals. The scene-stealing actress on the hit TV series (and whether the Royals have seen it)

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With the opening of a new exhibition devoted to her works, BBC Rewind looks back at the life of the poet and writer. Who was Muriel Spark?

will.i.am: 'I want to be like Bill Gates'

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Ed Sheeran picks up MBE at Buckingham Palace

The singer is honoured at Buckingham Palace for services to music and charity. Ed Sheeran picks up MBE at Buckingham Palace

Shiva Feshareki shares advice for young women

Composer, turntablist and award-winner Shiva Feshareki shares advice for young women. Shiva Feshareki shares advice for young women

The Crown: The visual effects secrets of Netflix's drama

Visual Effects Supervisor, Ben Turner, explains how they re-created drama about Queen Elizabeth II. The Crown: The visual effects secrets of Netflix's drama

Will Swansea coast to culture crown?

Swansea is one of five cities hoping to be announced as UK City of Culture 2021 on Thursday. Will Swansea coast to culture crown?

Stanley Johnson: 'Is Boris still foreign secretary?'

Stanley Johnson emerges from 'I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!' and asks after his son. Stanley Johnson: 'Is Boris still foreign secretary?'

Johnny Hallyday: The greatest rock star you've never heard of?

French rocker Johnny Hallyday has died after a battle with lung cancer. Johnny Hallyday: The greatest rock star you've never heard of?

Ellie Goulding in Kenya for new UN environment role

The UK singer is in Kenya as part of her new role as an environmental champion for the UN. Ellie Goulding in Kenya for new UN environment role

The Ashes and big sporting events on TV: Blowers and Grogan

The Ashes have not been on free-to-air TV since 2005, and MPs are lobbying for at least some of the coverage back on the more mainstream channels. The Ashes and big sporting events on TV: Blowers and Grogan

What happens when you get kicked off Twitter

Grime promoter Unclebantzz doesn't understand why he and his online friends got banned from Twitter. What happens when you get kicked off Twitter

'I know this will resonate in Glasgow'

Sting draws on his childhood to bring his musical The Last Ship to life. 'I know this will resonate in Glasgow'

Turner Prize 2017: What children make of the nominees

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UK City of Culture: Five things about Paisley

The town is up against four other UK locations all hoping to be the winner of the 2021 title. UK City of Culture: Five things about Paisley

X Factor final: The winner is...

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UK City of Culture: Five things about Coventry

Coventry is one of five cities hoping to become UK City of Culture in 2021, with the winner due be announced on Thursday. UK City of Culture: Five things about Coventry

Lighting dark skin for the screen

HBO's Insecure is making sure lighting people of colour is not an afterthought. Lighting dark skin for the screen

How Pussy Riot turned to protest art

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GQ editor: Jeremy Corbyn photo shoot was 'tortuous'

GQ editor says Corbyn photo shoot was 'as difficult as shooting any Hollywood celebrity'. GQ editor: Jeremy Corbyn photo shoot was 'tortuous'

'Escape' artist rescued after failing to free himself

A Belgian performance artist is cut free after spending 19 days chained to a marble block. 'Escape' artist rescued after failing to free himself

'Weinstein assaulted me in a bathroom'

British model Kadian Noble alleges the Hollywood producer groomed her in London before assaulting her in Cannes. 'Weinstein assaulted me in a bathroom'

Piper goes the extra mile on the V&A roof

A bagpiper has joined the St Andrew's Day celebrations on the roof of the new V&A Dundee museum. Piper goes the extra mile on the V&A roof

Julia Roberts on new film Wonder

The actress stars in the new film about a boy with a rare facial disfigurement. Julia Roberts on new film Wonder

The autistic dance group body popping in Europe

Autism With Attitude (AWA) will be representing the UK at next year's European dance championships in Germany. The autistic dance group body popping in Europe

NZ PM: Do you like pineapple lumps?

Jacinda Ardern gives Ed Sheeran a citizen test NZ PM: Do you like pineapple lumps?

Stella McCartney and Ellen MacArthur call for fashion sustainability

Stella McCartney and Dame Ellen MacArthur talk fashion and sustainability with Newsnight's Evan Davis. Stella McCartney and Ellen MacArthur call for fashion sustainability

Pirelli calendar 2018: A different vision of Wonderland

The new calendar features an all-black cast inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Pirelli calendar 2018: A different vision of Wonderland

Exeter project for disabled people breaks down barriers

How music and dance is bringing disabled and able-bodied people together. Exeter project for disabled people breaks down barriers

Why a town in Poland bought Tom Hanks a car for his birthday

Monika Jaskolska saw his social media posts about the Fiat 126p and decided to go for a grand gesture. Why a town in Poland bought Tom Hanks a car for his birthday

C4 Pedro: 'Don't call me the King of Kizomba'

Kizomba is a style of Angolan music and C4 Pedro is one of the biggest names in the genre. C4 Pedro: 'Don't call me the King of Kizomba'

Woman with Down's syndrome makes history at US beauty pageant

Mikayla Holmgren is the first woman with Down's syndrome to compete in Minnesota's Miss USA pageant. Woman with Down's syndrome makes history at US beauty pageant

Bath Rescue dogs studied to help actors

It will help human actors to realistically play four-legged characters in films and computer games. Bath Rescue dogs studied to help actors

Is Japanese tattoo art being snuffed out?

Japan’s tattoo artists fear the loss of centuries of culture after a landmark court case Is Japanese tattoo art being snuffed out?

Royal engagement gets EastEnders mention

News of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reached Albert Square. Royal engagement gets EastEnders mention

Rapper without jaw finds his voice

Isaiah Acosta was born without a jaw, but ended up becoming a rapper. Rapper without jaw finds his voice

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, from the beginning

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BBC Music Sound of 2018: The Longlist

Discover what Sound of 2018 is all about, and meet this year's 16 acts on the Longlist. BBC Music Sound of 2018: The Longlist

Russia's contestant wins Junior Eurovision

Russia's 14-year-old Polina Bogusevich triumphs with the song Wings Russia's contestant wins Junior Eurovision

William and Kate arrive for Royal Variety

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had been delayed by a security alert at nearby Oxford Circus Tube. William and Kate arrive for Royal Variety

Gary Oldman on what it was like playing Winston Churchill

The actor's been tipped for an Oscar for his portrayal of the wartime leader in a new film, Darkest Hour. Gary Oldman on what it was like playing Winston Churchill

The corgis steal show at premiere of The Crown's new season

Claire Foy and Matt Smith joined the rest of the new season's cast on the red carpet in Leicester Square. The corgis steal show at premiere of The Crown's new season

X Factor's Honey G talks cultural appropriation

Rapper Honey G hits back at criticism that her act is offensive and a form of 'cultural appropriation'. X Factor's Honey G talks cultural appropriation

The first man to star in a L’Oreal make-up advert

How an Instagram beauty blogger with more than 75 thousand followers became the first man to star in a L’Oreal make-up ad. The first man to star in a L’Oreal make-up advert

This Morning: Holly and Phil off air for 12 minutes

The ITV programme, fronted by Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, has 'technical issues'. This Morning: Holly and Phil off air for 12 minutes

Watch highlights from the 2017 American Music Awards

Diana Ross was given a lifetime achievement in music accolade. Watch highlights from the 2017 American Music Awards

Gamer predicts that eSports is going to be 'bigger than soccer'

A day in the life of Travis "Castaway" Waters, the South African who gets paid to play video games. Gamer predicts that eSports is going to be 'bigger than soccer'

Paloma Faith on childbirth and motherhood

Why the singer wants everyone to be more honest about childbirth and parenthood. Paloma Faith on childbirth and motherhood

Donald Trump Spitting Image puppet unveiled

The rubber caricature was designed by one of the creators of satirical TV show Spitting Image. Donald Trump Spitting Image puppet unveiled

Noel Gallagher on cash, 'cosmic pop', Liam and 'smashing it' with U2

Noel Gallagher on being filthy rich, his 'cosmic' new album and estranged brother Liam. Noel Gallagher on cash, 'cosmic pop', Liam and 'smashing it' with U2

'Those tweets were from someone lashing out at the world'

The Gay Times Editor who was sacked because of comments on social media explains his past 'Those tweets were from someone lashing out at the world'

Cars driven by Bond Girls go on display

Cars driven by female characters who starred alongside 007 have gone on display. Cars driven by Bond Girls go on display

Drake stops his set after seeing person being groped

Drake stops his set after seeing someone being groped in the audience at a gig in Sydney. Drake stops his set after seeing person being groped

Leonardo da Vinci artwork sells for record $450m

A painting of Christ believed to be by Leonardo da Vinci has been sold for a record $450m (£341m). Leonardo da Vinci artwork sells for record $450m

Can rap videos be dangerous?

Rap videos should sometimes removed from online platforms such as YouTube to save lives, officials say. Can rap videos be dangerous?

YouTuber Zoella apologises over advent calendar

Fans criticised the YouTuber for the price of the 12-day calendar. YouTuber Zoella apologises over advent calendar

Ibtihaj Muhammad reveals first Barbie with a hijab

The doll was released to honour Olympic fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad, who won bronze in Rio last year. Ibtihaj Muhammad reveals first Barbie with a hijab

Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool: How Hollywood came to the city

Peter Turner's love story with Hollywood actress Gloria Grahame has been made into a movie. Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool: How Hollywood came to the city

How beatboxing has made it from subculture to career

Once a niche technique, human beatboxing has become a worldwide phenomenon and a competitive event. How beatboxing has made it from subculture to career

Ronnie Wood: From guitars to paintbrushes

Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood's paintings will feature in a new book Ronnie Wood: From guitars to paintbrushes

Geldof hands back Dublin honour in protest against Aung San Suu Kyi

He returned his Freedom of the City of Dublin in protest against Aung San Suu Kyi. Geldof hands back Dublin honour in protest against Aung San Suu Kyi

Bryan Cranston: 'There may be a way back for Weinstein'

Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston talks to the BBC about sexual assault allegations in Hollywood. Bryan Cranston: 'There may be a way back for Weinstein'

Naomi Campbell: Abuse in fashion 'a big problem'

British supermodel Naomi Campbell says she's saddened by stories of abuse within the fashion industry. Naomi Campbell: Abuse in fashion 'a big problem'

The forgotten ancient Greek instrument: You have to listen to this

This particular one hasn't been heard in public for more than 2,000 years - until recently. The forgotten ancient Greek instrument: You have to listen to this

W1A News boss Neil Reid on his worst decision ever

W1A head of news, Neil Reid, from the TV parody appears on BBC News Channel for its 20th anniversary. W1A News boss Neil Reid on his worst decision ever

Grazia magazine apologises to Lupita Nyong'o for hair airbrush

Grazia is the latest UK magazine to be criticised for airbrushing the hair of black women. Grazia magazine apologises to Lupita Nyong'o for hair airbrush

Joe Fox: Homeless busker to A$AP Rocky's album

Joe Fox went from being homeless to collaborating with A$AP Rocky alongside Kanye West, MIA and Future. Joe Fox: Homeless busker to A$AP Rocky's album

BBC News Channel turns 20

Here's a look back at some memorable moments from two decades of broadcasting. BBC News Channel turns 20

The last Paddington book

A new Paddington Bear picture book is to be released next year. The last Paddington book

Kevin Spacey's All the Money in the World role to be acted by Christopher Plummer

US actor Kevin Spacey is to be erased from a completed Hollywood film following the allegations of predatory sexual behaviour against him. Kevin Spacey's All the Money in the World role to be acted by Christopher Plummer

Vitiligo model told he 'looked like a zebra'

Bashir Aziz used to hide his skin because he was told he looked like a zebra and a cow, now he's modelling his vitiligo to the world. Vitiligo model told he 'looked like a zebra'

Robert Lindsay: 'Monster' Weinstein blacklisted me

The actor says he lost a role in Shakespeare in Love after a confrontation with Harvey Weinstein. Robert Lindsay: 'Monster' Weinstein blacklisted me

'I was groped by Kevin Spacey' says former London barman

Kris Nixon says the actor grabbed his crotch during a party at the Hollywood star's London flat. 'I was groped by Kevin Spacey' says former London barman

Blue Planet II: Eel suffers toxic shock in underwater lake

Re-live the talked-about moment when an eel suffers the consequences of diving into a brine pool for food. Blue Planet II: Eel suffers toxic shock in underwater lake

Louvre Abu Dhabi: Three things to know

The £1 billion museum officially opens up this weekend. Louvre Abu Dhabi: Three things to know

BBC tests Echo drama that responds to your voice

The Inspection Chamber is a sci-fi story designed as an experiment for smart home speakers. BBC tests Echo drama that responds to your voice

Edward Enninful wants to protect young models

Edward Enninful says the magazine will show women of different ethnicities and with different shapes. Edward Enninful wants to protect young models

Baldwin on playing Trump: 'I'm channelling people's frustration'

Actor Alec Baldwin talks to Nick Bryant about impersonating Donald Trump. Baldwin on playing Trump: 'I'm channelling people's frustration'

Cartoonist thought chronic pain would end career

Bunny Suicides cartoonist thought his chronic pain would mean he'd have to quit drawing. Cartoonist thought chronic pain would end career

Paradise Papers: Mrs Brown's Boys stars 'diverted £2m in offshore tax dodge'

Three actors from the hit BBC comedy were paid via tax-free loans through a Mauritian company. Paradise Papers: Mrs Brown's Boys stars 'diverted £2m in offshore tax dodge'

Elton John makes surprise performance

He sang the Circle of Life at the end of a performance of The Lion King in New York, to mark 20 years of the musical on Broadway. Elton John makes surprise performance

Michelle Pfeiffer: Abuse of women in Hollywood is 'systemic'

Michelle Pfeiffer says the Harvey Weinstein scandal exposed the "systemic" mistreatment of young people. Michelle Pfeiffer: Abuse of women in Hollywood is 'systemic'

Comedy writer with Parkinson's tries stand-up comedy

Paul Mayhew-Archer wanted to try stand-up comedy before his condition deteriorated. Comedy writer with Parkinson's tries stand-up comedy

Game of Thrones star on sword fights and changing her name

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The sex workers starring in their own musical

It is the musical which sex worker Melina Antunes claims 'dissipates the shame' of her day job. The sex workers starring in their own musical

Pfeiffer, Depp and Dench at Orient Express premiere

Hollywwod A-listers were out in force for the London premiere of Murder on the Orient Express. Pfeiffer, Depp and Dench at Orient Express premiere

The new Stereophonics song that remembers Stuart Cable

Kelly Jones on the "vulnerable" moment he wrote a song about his old friend Stuart Cable. The new Stereophonics song that remembers Stuart Cable

Katie Melua launches Children In Need single

The pop star says Terry Wogan inspired this year's Children In Need single, Fields of Gold. Katie Melua launches Children In Need single

Orient Express: Making clothes for murder movie's stars

The costume designer behind the new Agatha Christie adaptation reveals how she dressed its stars. Orient Express: Making clothes for murder movie's stars

New Banksy work unveiled at 'apology' party for Palestinians

It was unveiled by an actor dressed as the Queen at an "apology" party for Palestinians. New Banksy work unveiled at 'apology' party for Palestinians

Baker Paz Heer making cakes for world famous celebrities

Paz Heer, from Wolverhampton, has made cakes for celebrities from Arnold Schwarzenegger to Anthony Joshua. Baker Paz Heer making cakes for world famous celebrities

The Stirling Prize over the years

As Hastings Pier is announced as the 2017 RIBA award winner, we take a look back at some previous winners of the prestigious architecture award. The Stirling Prize over the years

'Naked Weinstein asked me for a massage'

Sophie Morris alleges the film producer harassed her when she was 19 years old. Weinstein has "unequivocally denied" any allegations of non-consensual sex. 'Naked Weinstein asked me for a massage'

Goosebumps illustrator on 25 years of scaring children

Tim Jacobus, illustrator for the Goosebumps children's horror stories series, reveals his own fears. Goosebumps illustrator on 25 years of scaring children

Spacey: Filmmaker Gould says gay community 'offended'

The way Kevin Spacey chose to come out has "upset" a lot of people, says filmmaker Carol Gould. Spacey: Filmmaker Gould says gay community 'offended'

Blue Planet II: Family rapt as Attenborough doc airs

Relive the wonder of David Attenborough's latest documentary with the Greenwood family. Blue Planet II: Family rapt as Attenborough doc airs

Syrian refugee artist: How coming to UK changed my life

Hasan Abdalla says his positive experiences in the UK compared to Syria completely redefined his artwork. Syrian refugee artist: How coming to UK changed my life

The search is on to find new child stars for West End shows

The search is on to find new child stars for West End shows. The search is on to find new child stars for West End shows

Weinstein accuser Rose McGowan: 'It's time to rise'

The US actress speaks out following her accusations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. Weinstein accuser Rose McGowan: 'It's time to rise'

'Black kids can be wizards too'

Young people from London are re-imagining famous film posters with an all-black cast to challenge stereotypes. 'Black kids can be wizards too'

What was Prince's favourite colour?

At the launch of the first ever official Prince exhibition, his sister Tyka Nelson revealed it was not purple. What was Prince's favourite colour?

A Halloween guide to being scary in six easy steps

An actor with a degree in "scare acting" says the key to being spooky is perfecting six moves. A Halloween guide to being scary in six easy steps

'Spoken word poetry is one of the purest artforms'

London artist Dylema talks about the rising popularity of spoken word poetry and how it gives her a voice. 'Spoken word poetry is one of the purest artforms'

John Grisham on President Trump: 'These are the easy days'

Author John Grisham warns Donald Trump's presidency faces its greatest challenges ahead John Grisham on President Trump: 'These are the easy days'

Five things you may not have known about the late Fats Domino

Among the rock 'n' roll star's illustrious career here are the most interesting and surprising points about his life. Five things you may not have known about the late Fats Domino

When celebrities crash weddings

Katy Perry has become the latest star to make that special day a little more special. When celebrities crash weddings

George Clooney and Matt Damon speak out over Harvey Weinstein

The actors said it was time for Hollywood to change and that it's now 'the moment to believe women'. George Clooney and Matt Damon speak out over Harvey Weinstein

Harry Styles: Fan accused of groping star

The woman who filmed the incident believes male celebrities may be worried about speaking up. Harry Styles: Fan accused of groping star

Sir David Attenborough: 'The wonder and beauty'

The great naturalist tells our science editor David Shukman why he'll never tire of his work. Sir David Attenborough: 'The wonder and beauty'

Gemma Collins 'stacks it' at Radio 1 awards

Reality TV star Gemma Collins was presenting the award for best TV show when she fell. Gemma Collins 'stacks it' at Radio 1 awards

Star Wars' Daisy Ridley: Four things you might not know about her

The Star Wars actor reveals a few things you might not know about her. Star Wars' Daisy Ridley: Four things you might not know about her

Living art: Meet Harajuku's ethereal fashion icon

Minori reinvented a Japanese street fashion style eight years ago that now has a worldwide following. Living art: Meet Harajuku's ethereal fashion icon

Tom Hanks: The film industry will have to change

Tom Hanks talks to the BBC about the Harvey Weinstein scandal, saying there will now be a "sea change" in Hollywood. Tom Hanks: The film industry will have to change

Opera's Nicholas Sales sings Verdi in a Barnsley accent as a new Yorkshire opera opens

As a new opera, specifically written for the Yorkshire accent, opens, we set singer Nicholas Sales the challenge of giving Verdi a Barnsley makeover. Opera's Nicholas Sales sings Verdi in a Barnsley accent as a new Yorkshire opera opens

Sir Tom: Jones: Encounter ‘made me feel terrible’

The singer says he was propositioned by a man in the music industry, early on in his career in the 1960s. Sir Tom: Jones: Encounter ‘made me feel terrible’

Tom Karen: Meet the man who designed the 70s

Tom Karen found fame after he designed the Raleigh Chopper bike. Tom Karen: Meet the man who designed the 70s

His Dark Materials has an 'equal' - La Belle Sauvage

17 years after His Dark Materials, Philip Pullman reads from La Belle Sauvage: The Book Of Dust Volume One. His Dark Materials has an 'equal' - La Belle Sauvage

Controversial sculpture rejected by Louvre museum

Paris' Centre Pompidou has put a 12-metre, sexually explicit sculpture from Dutch artist Joep van Lieshout on display after it was deemed too racy for the Louvre. Controversial sculpture rejected by Louvre museum

Was Blade Runner 2049 a flop?

A raft of stories have suggested that Blade Runner 2049 failed at the box office. What's going on? Was Blade Runner 2049 a flop?

JJ Abrams: 'Harvey Weinstein can't be a lone operator'

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