'My agent had spent a load of time putting that together'

TV host has been playing music to her husband Derek Draper, who remains critically ill

Actor claimed everyone in the show is 'waiting for their time to shine'

Writer and creator of the hit show recalled the moment a delivery driver was confronted with it

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal inhabit lovers Marianne and Connell so utterly that it is instantly impossible to imagine them being played by anyone else

Bill Oakley dug up notes from more than 25 years ago that showed the writers' intentions for that particular scene

'Good Morning Britain' host has previously criticised Lord Sugar for his attitude towards the government's handling of the pandemic

The former assistant to the jailed producer talks to Olivia Petter about her attempted rape allegation against Harvey Weinstein, why his lawyers must be held to account, and the damaging myths we attach to rape survivors and perpetrators

It's unknown which of its many stars will play show's iconic figure

Presenter was accused of treating care minister Helen Whateley 'unfairly'

New York health authorities reported a spike in possible bleach exposure cases after Trump's now-infamous press briefing

'Bake Off' is due to return for its 11th series in August

'I'm kind of worried about what's going to happen because a lot of us are eating quite a lot'

'The way it finished, it was heartbreaking and we did feel bad' revealed the winning pair

Thirty years on from Kelsey Grammer's remarkable cartoon debut, Louis Chilton looks at the legacy of one of the most endearing felons in fiction

The Nintendo game has been hugely popular during lockdown

Programme was announced at the Edinburgh Television Festival

DJ Jazzy Jeff has recovered from coronavirus-like symptoms

Surreal reality series will unveil remaining celebrities in a matter of weeks

TV has always been bound by rules, writes Isobel Lewis. But given our apparently decreasing attention spans, why has shortform not become the norm?

Avery died in 2013 of complications following heart surgery

Renowned Northern Irish star's stage and screen career spanned four decades

Ryan Murphy's latest series reimagines the golden age of Hollywood

David Walliams and Matt Lucas's comedy comeback proved controversial

The casts of the company's top dramas could soon be isolating together

Experts accused programme of being 'triggering' for people who struggle with eating disorders

He lifted one kilogram more than previous record holder to earn the feat

He lifted two pounds more than previous world record holder to earn the feat

He claimed only approved celebrities were permitted to talk to host at awards after party

Lemon praised Willoughby for 'getting hands dirty' on ITV2 show

'Without subtitles and the British accent, its a no from me'

News comes as Ellen DeGeneres allegedly leaves 'distressed' staff members in the dark

Hit Netflix show expected to return in 2021

The actor has joined Phoebe Waller-Bridge's acclaimed spy thriller for its third season. She talks to Alexandra Pollard about the joy of not wearing a corset, the limitations of Shakespeare's heroines and why she thinks people should think carefully before changing their pronouns

'We worked very hard to make it feel like it was a real, accurate and truthful representation of sex amongst young people today,' said the actor

Daniels played the uptight robot C-3PO in all nine core Star Wars films

'Uber-salacious' scenes were ultimately not filmed, with star Darren Criss revealing the show chose to instead emphasise 'the heart and the hope'

Michael Condron played Bowen Marsh in the fantasy epic

Rolling Stone can herd sheep, chop vegetables, and perform a few repairs

All the clues you need in one picture

Series is a humorous response to Trump's actual Space Force

The first season ended with a cliffhanger – did Jen kill Steve or not? But what is most poignant about the second season is not who killed him, but how well the show deals with grief, writes Charlotte Cripps

Show's 2013 winner was approached by store detectives after she appeared to not pay for her shopping

In celebration of his 94th birthday

Show promises a 'funny and hopeful look at the search for love, sex and connection during this time of social distancing'

Channel 4 star came to fame alongside her husband Leon, who died in 2017

'Roy was a fighter his whole life including during these final days,' his partner Siegfried Fischbacher said

TV presenter, wife Stephanie and their daughters played a game of Murder Mystery

As a pioneering female DJ duo, the two best friends were integral to the rise of the 90s dance scene, before a car accident changed everything. Storm talks about the soul sister she lost

Storm remembers the sound of glass shattering, but not how many seconds or minutes had passed before she realised something awful had happened. A 4.5kg metal cat’s eye had been dislodged from the road ahead by a passing van, and had smashed through their car windshield on the passenger side. It left Kemistry – her best friend and partner in one of the UK’s most pioneering drum’n’bass outfits – with devastating injuries. Minutes later, she died.

“I’ve had some really dark times and really dark thoughts,” says Storm, 20 years on from the accident. “Thoughts about me not being here, about going to join her.”

The keyboardist, who has died aged 71 of coronavirus, upended the rules of punk with organ arpeggios and a moustache – and pointed the way to post-punk

Music writer Pete Paphides’ recent memoir, Broken Greek, contains a vivid description of its seven-year-old author encountering the Stranglers for the first time, during a 1977 Top of the Pops appearance. “They landed in the living room while I was totally unsupervised,” he writes, “and scared the shit [out] of me. By now I would have seen images of punk rockers … but they looked like circus entertainers compared to [the Stranglers]. They looked too old to be punk. They looked like the sort of people you pass in the street and your mother puts her arm round you, stares at the pavement and doubles her walking speed … The point at which it all got too much was when the camera cut to Dave Greenfield – who has died from Covid-19 aged 71 – jabbing his keyboard while looking straight ahead with what seemed, beyond doubt, to be the eyes of a murderer, an effect somehow compounded by the army-surplus boiler suit he had decided to wear. Just like that, my list of phobias had got a little longer: worms, biting into mushrooms, insects, the fibreglass King Kong which stood next to a ring road in Birmingham city centre and, now, Dave Greenfield from the Stranglers.”

It’s funny writing, but it’s also very incisive about the Stranglers: in real life Greenfield was, by all accounts, the band’s most approachable and charming member, but otherwise Paphides has it spot-on. The Stranglers complained relentlessly about not being accepted by the punk cognoscenti, but what did they expect? They didn’t look like punks, particularly Greenfield, who defiantly sported that least punk of facial accoutrements, a moustache. They were old, at least by the standards of the day, old enough to have the kind of musical pasts it was wise to keep your mouth shut about in the scorched-earth environment created by the Sex Pistols: Hugh Cornwell had played bass in a band with Richard Thompson, later of Fairport Convention; Greenfield had been in a prog rock band called Rusty Butler.