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Sky Documentaries have announced a Sky Original docuseries, "Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein’s Shadow", which reveals the complicated and mysterious life of Ghislaine Maxwell and her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
The 2021 BBC Proms heralds a summer of live music on a scale not seen since before the pandemic, with audiences returning to the Royal Albert Hall.
The festive favourite climbs from 3 to 1 after racking up 9.2 million streams over the past week, reaching the summit on the fourth anniversary of George Michael’s death.
Members of the European Parliament's Employment Committee have called for a new law in which workers must be allowed to switch off digital devices without facing consequences, the Employment Committee agreed.
Openreach has announced that it has discontinued copper-wire broadband products in Salisbury, with only fibre products now available to the town's residents and businesses.
The UK's National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has published a freelances charter as part of its campaign for its members who have been left out by the Government's Coronavirus financial help schemes.
Despite recent speculation, the BBC has confirmed that the Last Night of the Proms will go ahead as normal with Rule Britannia and Land of Hope & Glory - but with no singing.
