30 September 2020
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Aaron Sorkin: 'Right time' to tell Chicago riots story
Screenwriter and director Aaron Sorkin speaks to the BBC's Will Gompertz about his new project.
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Sir David Attenborough gets quizzed by kids after plea to world leaders to save nature
His hope for the future of the planet lies in the hands of children, so what do they want to ask him?
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'You're an opera singer? But you're not white...'
The story of Emmanuel "Onry" Henreid and the unexpected duet that went viral.
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Female street artists: 'People assume I’m not the artist'
Rosie is passionate about brightening our cities but she says she's faced sexist views on the streets.
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Coronavirus: No easing of theatre restrictions
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has said there will be no easing on restrictions in theatres against the current backdrop of rising infections.
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'My music students created an album in lockdown'
The pandemic didn't stop Grammy-nominated musician Nathalie Joachim and her class from making music.
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Michael Kiwanuka is the Mercury Prize winner, 2020
Instead of a ballroom full of excitable musicians, the Mercury Prize 2020 was handed out in the socially distanced One Show studio.
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Bournemouth musician backs anti-bullying assembly
James McVey has joined a campaign to raise awareness of bullying in schools across the country.
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Fitting Plymouth's history into a £48m box
A museum encompassing "all of Plymouth's history and culture" opens during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Coronavirus: Suffolk virtual art classes 'inspired me to follow my dreams'
Andreas Johnson, 30, says taking part in the online art group has made him "happy" during lockdown.
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'To win the Mercury would just be mind-blowing'
Lanterns on the Lake's album came out just before lockdown and they thought it would be forgotten.
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English National Ballet to live stream Emerging Dancer event
The English National Ballet is streaming a live performance of their Emerging Dancer event.
