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Will Smith visits Antarctica with ex-rugby star in seven-continent adventure
18. December 2025 (07:09)
Rugby player turned explorer Richard Parks guided the Fresh Prince of Bel Air around the world's coldest continent. (BBC News)

The Oscars ceremony to move to YouTube from 2029
17. December 2025 (20:30)
The show was hosted by ABC for more than a half-century and reveals the latest major shakeup in Hollywood. (BBC News)

Susan Boyle 'incredibly touched' by Timothée Chalamet's praise
17. December 2025 (20:16)
The singer says she's "very flattered" after the actor named her as one of his biggest British heroes. (BBC News)

Rob Reiner’s son appears in court charged with murder
17. December 2025 (19:39)
All sides agreed to delay his arraignment until 7 January, when he will again have the opportunity to enter a plea. (BBC News)

Classical music broadcaster Sir Humphrey Burton dies
17. December 2025 (13:29)
He presented the BBC's Omnibus and In Performance, and also hosted shows on Radio 3 and Classic FM. (BBC News)

Katie Price's ex-husband denies raping girl, 13
17. December 2025 (13:29)
Kieran Hayler has pleaded not guilty to three counts of rape and one of sexually assaulting the girl. (BBC News)

Fallout and the secret of the perfect video game adaptation
17. December 2025 (12:30)
Masterminds behind the classic video game series tell us how they created a successful TV show. (BBC News)

Swapping front-of-house theatre job for panto turn
17. December 2025 (07:30)
Actor Zak Douglas reflects on his journey at Wolverhampton Grand. (BBC News)

What we know about Nick Reiner, son arrested in death of director Rob Reiner
16. December 2025 (20:28)
The middle child of the filmmaker and his wife Michele, who has been arrested on suspicion of murder, struggled with substance abuse. (BBC News)

BBC declares it will fight the US President but should it?
16. December 2025 (17:45)
As President Trump follows through on his threat to sue the BBC, what are the options for the corporation? (BBC News)