The BBC is criticised by the Commons spending watchdog over a digital media scheme which was meant to save £17.9m, but ended up costing an estimated £38.2m.

A former choirboy from Thetford is through to the live finals of the Chilean version of the X Factor.

A play about the last years of TV steeplejack Fred Dibnah's life is opening in his home town of Bolton, with guidance from his widow.

Several changes are to be made to next year's Grammy Awards, with the number of categories reduced by more than 30, organisers say.

China's foreign ministry confirms police are investigating the detained artist, Ai Weiwei, for suspected economic crimes.

Singer Will Young lands his first starring role in a radio drama about an infamous 18th century hoax which became the talk of the nation.

A burka worn by BBC world affairs editor John Simpson and a bullet that grazed Kate Adie's leg in Beirut are to go on display for the first time.

London's analogue TV signal will be switched off from 4 April 2012 affecting some 12 million viewers, Digital UK announces.