Showbiz

Comedian Peter Kay will entertain BBC Radio 2 listeners as he joins host Johnnie Walker for a very special interview over the festive period.

Dancer Jordan Banjo described his experience on I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here! as "overwhelming" as he became the fourth celebrity to leave the show.

Fans of BBC One drama The Missing are about to find out if the show's lead detective will solve a case that has haunted him for most of his career.

Former Girls Aloud singer Cheryl will not comment on reports that she and boyfriend Liam Payne are expecting a child, a spokesman has said.

Tom Hiddleston has spoken of his "heartbreak" over the conflict in South Sudan following a visit to the country as it enters its fourth year of a bitter civil war.

Chris Pratt says Jennifer Lawrence is a "terrible singer" but that he considers her to be one of the "greatest actresses" he has ever worked with.

Brooklyn Beckham, the eldest son of David and Victoria Beckham, is set to release a book of his photography next year.

Prince Harry has made a new documentary about Lesotho - 12 years after he first took part in a film about the Aids-stricken southern African nation.

A prime time newsreader has told how he feared for his daughter's life after she became "dangerously ill" with anorexia.

Former Girls Aloud singer Cheryl will not comment on reports that she and boyfriend Liam Payne are expecting a child, a spokesman has said.

Oscar nominee Hailee Steinfeld has said showing her real blemishes in her new teen movie was "empowering" but also left her feeling vulnerable.

The Duchess of Cambridge enjoys colouring-in books, her husband has told a top illustrator.

US actress Evan Rachel Wood has revealed that she has been raped twice in an open letter that she posted on social media.

Made In Chelsea star Olivia Bentley has been suspended from the show after a video emerged of her appearing to snort a white substance.

Musicals week will hit Strictly Come Dancing this weekend as the remaining celebrities battle it out for a place in the semi-final.

Actress Hailee Steinfeld has spoken about how important the advice she received from Matt Damon, Jeff Bridges and Josh Brolin was after she became an Oscar nominee at the age of 14.

Kate Bush has praised Theresa May as "wonderful" and said having a female prime minister is "the best thing that's happened" in the UK for a long time.

Westworld actress Evan Rachel Wood has said she could no longer stay silent after revealing she has been raped twice.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield questioned if a teenage girl was "out of her mind" as he grilled her about her plans to sell her virginity to the highest bidder.