Eurovision: Which countries are boycotting the song contest and can it survive?
The biggest crisis in the Eurovision Song Contest's history raises major questions about its future.
Wigtown Book festival weathers Storm Amy with increased ticket sales
Organisers say staff and volunteers went "above and beyond to keep the show on the road".
Exhibition shows Jane Austen’s life in ‘dismal’ Oxford
The exhibition at St John's College shows Georgian Oxford through the eyes of the Austen family.
Sally Doherty: ‘Chopstick Sally’ allows author to feel more included
Sally Doherty, who lives in Surrey, was diagnosed with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) in May 2006.
Brits Critics Choice nominees unveiled: Sienna Spiro, Jacob Alon and Rose Gray
The award showcases up-and-coming talent selected by a panel of industry experts.
Gloucester Cathedral to present war tribute light show
Gloucester Cathedral will be transformed into an immersive light and sound show in October.
Galashiels book gifting project to encourage reading proves a hit
Hundreds of books have been wrapped and delivered to shops, cafes and bus stops in Galashiels.
DI Jimmy Perez moves to Orkney in new Ann Cleeves book
The Killing Stones will see Perez head south from his home in Shetland to a new location in Orkney.
ModRetro M64 Brings Retro Gamers an N64 Clone with Open Source Hardware and Software
Want an FPGA console to run your N64 cartridges from back in the day? Well, the recently-released Analogue 3D should have you covered. If...