Organisers of the Notting Hill carnival have launched the Carnival Trust to ensure the event can go ahead as planned next year. 

The government’s proposals to tackle crime include the relaxing of stop and search rules and electronic tagging on burglars after their release.

Highlights from Tate’s 2022 programme include a Cézanne exhibition, an examination of surrealist art and the Turner Prize. 

Pop star P!nk has volunteered to pay the 1,500 euro fine issued to Norway’s women’s handball team for wearing shorts instead of bikini bottoms.

The Japanese skateboarder becomes the first ever gold medallist in women’s street skateboarding at the 2020 Summer Tokyo Olympics.

More than 100 giants of the film industry have called for the BBC to reverse its decision to cancel The Film Programme on Radio 4. 

Artist Osman Yousefzada’s ‘Infinity Pattern 1’ has been selected by Ikon Gallery to surround the Birmingham Selfridges building.

The new feature is being tested by the social media platform, and will only be available to some users of the iOS app.

The Great Barrier Reef will not be placed on a list of world heritage sites “in danger” after a global lobbying effort from Australia against the proposed listing.

Micheal Kiwanuka has joined the judging panel for this year’s Mercury Prize alongside Annie Mac and Jeff Smith to celebrate this year’s best albums. 

In what could be a landmark move in the streaming wars, Netflix announced the plans in a letter to investors, which will see the company bring mobile gaming to its subscribers at no additional cost. 

Five museums that excelled in staying connected with communities throughout the pandemic have been shortlisted for Art Fund museum of the year.