Detransition, Baby, the debut novel by trans author Torrey Peters, is the focus of an anonymous letter that calls for its removal from the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2021 longlist. 

BrumYODO and Birmingham Hippodrome have announced that ‘In Memoriam’,  an open-air art installation by internationally renowned artist Luke Jerram, is set to come to Birmingham for this year’s A Matter of Life and Death Festival.

The Duke of Edinburgh has ‘passed away peacefully’ at the age of 99, with the Royal Family announcing a period of mourning to commemorate his loss.

Appearing on The Graham Norton Show, actor David Schwimmer says he is due to film a reunion with the rest of the Friends cast, who he hasn’t seen “in years”. 

Apple announced last year that it will be entirely carbon neutral for its supply chain and products by 2030, and the company is now taking steps to use renewable energy.

A relic of an internet far different from the one we use today, Yahoo! Answers is to be permanently closed on 4 May 2021. 

The Weeknd steps up to help fight against violence in Ethiopia by donating $1 million to a UN food scheme that will provide meals for those affected by the conflict.

Penguin, Britain's biggest publisher, says it will not return funds it received under the furlough scheme, despite strong sales throughout lockdown.

Sesame Street welcomes Elijah and Wes to the show, a father and son who will teach about race and culture.

Lovers of the world’s most visited museum rejoice as the Louvre in Paris makes 482,000 items from its collection available online at no cost. 

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The use of self-destructing messages in the management of government business by ministers could become prohibited due to a legal challenge that is supported by transparency campaigners and university archivists.