Millionaire art collector Charles Saatchi is cautioned by police after photos published in the media show him grabbing his wife Nigella Lawson's neck.
Two companies which feature in the popular BBC3 series The Call Centre are hit with fines totalling £250,000 for nuisance payment protection insurance calls.
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Tom, has a rare condition MPD Syndrome which means he's unable to store fat under his skin, we spoke about a number of things from para-cycling to people attitudes changing towards disabilty sport.
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A portrait of the Queen is defaced with spray paint in Westminster Abbey, which campaign group Fathers4Justice claims was carried out by one of its members - a "desperate dad".
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He is one of Britain's biggest fashion exports and owns two of Bradley Wiggins' old bikes - ahead of a new exhibition, Sir Paul Smith talks to Cathy Newman about fashion, celebrity and cycling.
Author Iain Banks, whose books include The Wasp Factory, has died at the age of 59, just two months after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
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France's former First Lady Carla Bruni talks to Jon Snow about music, life after the Elysée - and why it's better to look "older than weird".
The American author AM Homes beats Hilary Mantel and Zadie Smith to the Women's Prize for Fiction for her sixth novel, May We Be Forgiven.
Read more from Matthew Cain on his blog: Cain on Culture
Make or break year for the Women's Prize for Fiction
It's a bumper year for the Women's Prize for Fiction, with literary heavyweights doing battle. But could the prize's new sponsor end up undermining its credibility?
Read more on Gary Gibbon's blog
5 or so days in May 2015
In his book on Labour's walk-on part in the coalition's formation in 2010, "5 Days in May," Lord Adonis makes the point that those 5 days were an existential moment for David Cameron.
