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Duffy: Singer was ?drugged for four weeks, raped and taken abroad?
The singer says she was drugged and held for four weeks.
Plagues, zombies and vampires: How Hollywood handles deadly viruses
As online audiences flock to movies like Contagion, we explore how viruses are depicted on film.
Lean On Me singer Bill Withers dies at 81
The 1970s soul singer died of heart complications, his family said.
The Gruffalo author Julia Donaldson shows her characters social distancing
Julia Donaldson and illustrator Alex Sheffler help children understand the regulations in new images.
BBC offers biggest online education push 'in its history'
Schoolchildren will be offered online videos, quizzes, podcasts and articles on core subjects.
Coronavirus: Brighton Pride 2020 cancelled
Mariah Carey and the Pussycat Dolls were due to headline, marking the festival's 30th anniversary.
Matt Lucas reveals the strange way he was hired for Bake-Off
The Little Britain star says co-host Noel Fielding dreamt he was on the show before it happened.
Eddie Large: Comedian dies aged 78 with coronavirus
The performer, who was 78, found fame as part of the double act Little and Large.
Bafta Games Awards: Outer Wilds wins Best Game
Outer Wilds and Disco Elysium both win three golden masks at this year's Bafta Games Awards.
Daily Kitchen Live to be broadcast for isolation
Matt Tebutt and Jack Monroe will offer culinary advice from the set of BBC One?s Saturday Kitchen.
Adam Schlesinger: Stacy?s Mom songwriter dies aged 52 with coronavirus
Tom Hanks and Mark Ronson are among those paying tribute to the late Grammy-winner Adam Schlesinger.
BBC radio stars lead the nation in a mass singalong
Five BBC stations joined forces to get the country singing to Prince and Florence + The Machine.
Coronavirus: Magician Dynamo tests positive for Covid-19
The 37-year-old showman has previously said he suffered with Crohn's disease and arthritis.
Bafta Games Awards: How to host a ceremony in lockdown
The Bafta Games Awards will be the first major awards to take place during social distancing rules.
Edinburgh festivals cancelled due to coronavirus
The Edinburgh Fringe and four other major cultural festivals in the city will not take place this year.
How Matt Lucas' Baked Potato Song will help feed NHS workers
The Little Britain star is releasing his Baked Potato Song to raise funds for the FeedNHS campaign.
K-Pop star sorry for coronavirus April fool's joke
Kim Jaejoong told fans he was in hospital with the virus, before admitting the statement was a hoax.
Jay Blades: From repairing lives to hosting TV hit The Repair Shop
Jay Blades, host of BBC One's surprise hit The Repair Shop, never aimed for a career on screen.
Coronavirus: Star Wars actor Andrew Jack dies aged 76
Actor and dialect coach Andrew Jack was a "wonderful, talented, beloved gentleman," a co-star says.
Pixar pioneers behind Toy Story animation win 'Nobel Prize' of computing
The men who made Toy Story and Finding Nemo possible speak to the BBC about their Turing Award win.
How a Rastafarian village gave Hollywood Peter Pan
A child actor from a small religious community in Antigua is bringing the timeless character to life.
Why Anne Tyler won't be writing about the coronavirus
One of America's greatest living writers says it would be "wrongheaded" to mention the virus in a book.
Dua Lipa interview: How I released an album from lockdown
The pop star dreamt up her new album in Las Vegas, but she's releasing it from an Airbnb in London.
David Hockney shares exclusive art from Normandy, as 'a respite from the news'
The artist, who's in lockdown in Normandy, shares 10 soothing paintings of the springtime.
DJ Ace: High-risk people like me can get coronavirus and be fine
BBC 1Xtra's DJ Ace puts out a message of reassurance for people with underlying health problems.
Angela Rippon - the over-55s' answer to Joe Wicks?
Dance, theatre and art organisations are getting creative in their attempts to interact with patrons.
Introducing the soaring melodies of Azure Ryder
How one of pop?s brightest new voices found confidence by taking control of a plane.
8 new TV shows for life on lockdown
Broadcasters have been hastily coming up with new formats to help us deal with life indoors.
Coronavirus: Closed visitor gardens create virtual tours
People who are at home can still get a glimpse of garden attractions even though they are closed.
Poetry power: BBC correspondents read their favourites
Listen to some BBC correspondents sharing the poems that have helped them through difficult times.
Culture from your sofa: Five best activities to see or hear online for free
From DJ sets to virtually visiting the Vatican, here's five free online activities to immerse yourself in.
Coronavirus career pivots: 'I now work in a supermarket'
An actress and a commercial sales leader talk about making the switch to working in a supermarket.
Coronavirus: How news is made while there are restrictions
The pandemic has led to new challenges for broadcasting and newsgathering. Amol Rajan looks at some of the changes.
BBC's George Alagiah on living with coronavirus and cancer
Newsreader George Alagiah says he caught the virus between cancer treatments and had mild symptoms.
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