Category: 5. Entertainment

Speaking to BBC Radio Guernsey, Mr Malcic said reaching £7m was a “recognition of both the generosity of the people of Guernsey, but also a recognition of all the benefits that the centre can bring”.

“It will be transformational, not only for St…

It is a sure sign that Christmas is on the way when Fuse FM Mourne, an Ulster-Scots community radio station, hits the airwaves.

With Fuse being an acronym For Ulster Scots Enthusiasts – the station has been broadcasting from Reivers House in…

Craftsmen behind restoration work at Windsor Castle and the Tower of London are applying their skills to replace the windows at a historic Northamptonshire building.

Tom and George Bayliss, stained glass restorers from Birmingham, are helping to…

A woman has used Lego bricks to recreate a miniature version of the Cambridgeshire village she lives in.

Jo Thompson, from Linton, has been building her brick spectacle since September and included landmarks known to locals.

She started making…

Amadeus

9pm, Sky Atlantic

This breathless romp, adapted by Joe Barton from Peter Shaffer’s play, casts the 18th-century Viennese court as a place of intrigue, power games and debauchery. Into this milieu arrives a prodigy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart…

Eddie opened his first business in Penarth in 1959 and Andrew said he turned “one cafe into four separate businesses”.

A hard worker, Andrew said his dad would come home from a day in the cafe, change, then head to the restaurant until about…

Right up until its series premiere in October, people didn’t know what Apple TV’s latest show Pluribus was about.

They knew it starred Rhea Seehorn (Better Call Saul); they knew it was the brain child of television royalty Vince Gilligan; they…

Widows and widowers talk about the pain of the “firsts” without their late partner – anniversaries, birthdays, major life events.

Andrew thought he would be celebrating Zoë’s 39th birthday on 23 December, quickly followed by the glorious chaos of…