Arthur Hiller, the Canadian director of Love Story who went on to be president of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, dies aged 92.

TV sports presenter Charlie Webster is in a coma with malaria in a Rio hospital following a 3,000-mile charity cycle ride.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty is named as the ninth celebrity on this year's Strictly Come Dancing.

Adele apologises to fans after cancelling Arizona gig because she is suffering from a bad cold.

Pop band Busted enlist teenagers at a theatre summer school to premiere their new jukebox musical, before it reaches the West End.

The Toronto Film Festival says it will screen slavery drama The Birth of a Nation as scheduled, despite ongoing controversy concerning its director.

Ticketing website Twickets, which allows fans to exchange unwanted concert tickets at face value, sets up a "drop and collect" service in Fopp record shops.

ITV will switch off all seven of its channels for an hour to encourage people to get off their sofas and take part in sport following Team GB's Olympics success.