In the latest piece in a series on comfort films, a writer revisits Tom Hanks' 1996 music comedy set in the 1960s and explains why its mix of joy and wistfulness still appeals.
Lighting designer Aideen Malone's work on the Stephen Sondheim musical, now in the West End, earned an Olivier, but she admits the design ran out of time before it was complete.
The 80-year-old songwriter behind Wichita Lineman and MacArthur Park talks about his hits, his friendships with Richard Harris and Harry Nilsson, and his new album of previously unheard songs.
A clean-up is under way across parts of the UK after Storm Boelo caused flooding and property damage. Around 90,000 properties remained without power on Monday.
A Bristol woman has won a High Court case entitling her to payment for caring for her mother, Sheila, during her final years. The ruling follows a long family dispute.
The Prince of Wales has praised rugby league star Sir Kevin Sinfield, saying his knighthood was a simple choice, and spoke about the work he has done for motor neurone disease charities.
The actor, promoting his memoir The Life We Choose, discusses network television, Arthur Miller's plays, his years on Without a Trace and his plans to leave the US.
The actor says he and Emma Thompson were left grieving after repeated IVF attempts failed, and he describes the depression that followed and his decision to seek therapy.