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King’s pilgrimage-themed Christmas message filmed in Westminster Abbey
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Cake artist creates life-size Thriller tribute to Michael Jackson on Halloween
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Second part of Flog It! star Michael Baggott’s silver collection goes on sale
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Train named after King Athelstan to mark 1,100 years since coronation
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‘Extremely rare’ Barbara Hepworth sculpture to be saved after £3.8m is raised
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Welsh Bible printed in 1588 to go on display in Wales for first time
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Shameless star made OBE says Prince of Wales joked about her playing Elizabeth I
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Actress Cate Blanchett says she is ‘serious about giving up acting’
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Record increase for treasure finds in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
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Bar manager ‘gobsmacked’ after winning £4m ‘Saltburn-style’ country house
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Rare letter to Elizabeth I from possible love interest sold for £32,700
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James May: Series about historical myths important amid rise of misinformation
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Actress Anne-Marie Duff ‘very grateful’ to be made an OBE for services to drama
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Judi Dench regrets not having six children and ‘hopes’ she will live to 100
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It all ends in tiers as Taylor Swift cake pulled from show after damage on way
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Somerset House fire could have been ‘disaster’ on scale of Notre Dame – director
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Dozen ‘magnificent oaks’ on shortlist for annual Tree of the Year competition
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Part of Somerset House to remain open following huge blaze
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Somerset House closed ‘until further notice’ as cause of fire investigated
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Public and priceless artworks safe as blaze rips through Somerset House roof
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Public safe as 120-plus firefighters tackle blaze in London’s Somerset House
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Minnie Driver praises younger actresses for being producers on blockbusters
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Queen takes centre stage at celebration of literature in East Sussex
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Mary Said What She Said at the Barbican: Isabelle Huppert is riveting
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Casket thought to have been owned by Mary Queen of Scots to go on tour
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Mary & George: the fact and fiction of Sky's scandalous new show
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Cate Blanchett and Kate Winslet say they get mistaken for each other ‘a lot’
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Ridley Scott’s Napoleon would have been better with more facts, says historian
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Dame Judi Dench on why she feels Shakespeare’s work has endured
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