A "long overdue" memorial to Enid Blyton in the town where she lived will erected this year, it is revealed.

Retired builder Micky Lay, the inspiration for the lead character in Jez Butterworth's play Jerusalem, dies outside his local pub.

The return of Sherlock to BBC One was watched by an average 9.2 million people, overnight figures suggest.

Cinema audiences in the UK and Ireland spent the last weekend of 2013 watching the latest Hobbit film and Disney animation - but not pop star Justin Bieber's new documentary.

A lawyer who revealed that new crime writer Robert Galbraith was actually Harry Potter author JK Rowling is fined £1,000 for breaching privacy rules.

Juanita Moore, the veteran African-American actress who was nominated for an Oscar for 1959's Imitation of Life, dies in Los Angeles aged 99.

The BBC rejects calls to introduce a voluntary subscription fee for its services as part of a government inquiry into the future of the BBC.

TV cook Nigella Lawson discusses the recent court case in which she was depicted as a serial cocaine abuser in her first TV interview since the verdict.