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Sir Cliff Richard has won £210,000 in damages in a privacy battle with the BBC.

Retired NBA basketball star Dennis Rodman has said he would like to introduce rapper Kanye West to Kim Jong Un so he can write a song about North Korea.

Tom Cruise is renowned for performing all his own stunts in Mission: Impossible.

The most expensive movie ever made in China has been pulled after making just £5.5m ($7m/49.5m yuan) at the box office in its opening weekend.

Theresa May had to contend with further backbench anger over Brexit at PMQs, as Jeremy Corbyn claimed the government had "sunk into a mire of chaos and division".

Cardiff Blues, Wales and British and Irish Lions great Sam Warburton has announced his retirement from rugby at the age of 29.

Rory McIlroy is determined to arrive at Royal Portrush next year as the defending champion as he bids to break his major drought in The 147th Open at Carnoustie.

Ten years after unexpectedly making cinema history, Mamma Mia is back with a prequel that looks like it could be both as camp and successful as the first time around.

Three interviews have been conducted under caution by detectives investigating the Grenfell Tower fire, Scotland Yard has said.

The leader of neo-Nazi group National Action has been jailed for eight years after he was found guilty of membership of the banned group .

Sir Cliff Richard has won £210,000 in damages in a privacy battle with the BBC.

A Labour MP who was suspended over a sexual harassment allegation has quit the party and launched a scathing attack on Jeremy Corbyn.

South Korea's "first dog" has become the furry face of a campaign to discourage the consumption of dog meat in the country.

Southgate underground station has been renamed after England's World Cup manager.

A man serving a life sentence without parole after being convicted of two murders is running for a US Senate seat.

A teddy bear offer has been abandoned amid "safety concerns" after it sparked chaos in shopping centres across the UK.

The crisis engulfing Britain's high streets will deepen on Wednesday when Gaucho, the steak restaurant chain, crashes into administration after its lenders opted not to pursue a rescue deal.

Google has been fined €4.34bn (£3.8bn) by the EU for abusing its control of the Android operating system by forcing vendors to pre-install its apps.

The pound has hit a 10-month low versus the dollar after the latest inflation figures were seen as damaging the case for a UK rate rise next month.

The UK's dependence on EU dairy products could mean many become luxury items after Brexit, a top producer has warned.