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'Brutal' violence in Kosovo condemned as Serbia accuses NATO of inaction

Serbia has condemned NATO-led peacekeepers in neighbouring Kosovo for allegedly failing to stop "brutal actions" by Kosovo's police against ethnic Serbs.

'Embarrassing' changes force ice cream sellers to 'throw Cadbury Flakes away'

The well-known Cadbury Flake is now "too crumbly" to be used in 99 cones, according to ice cream sellers across the country.

Shane Meadows: ‘This is as scary a time as I can remember’

The film director talks about hating hitting 50, love’s golden ticket, deep-fried jam sandwiches and people struggling on the breadlineThere are two types of love: the one you chase and the one you earn. We all live for that first flush of love, but when you’ve had children with somebody, you start...

Arlo Parks review – sharp eyes but soft sounds

Pryzm, Kingston upon ThamesIn a low-key gig ahead of her highly anticipated second album, the Mercury-winning singer-songwriter reaffirms her gift for observation – but her words deserve richer musical backingWe hear Arlo Parks before we see her. The singer-songwriter emerges from the gloom at the b...

Jesse Armstrong on the roots of Succession: ‘Would it have landed the same way without the mad bum-rush of Trump’s presidency?’

It has been the TV drama of our time – a brutal, hilarious unpicking of how power works. As the series comes to an end, its creator looks back at its origin and the unholy trinity of men who helped inspire Logan RoyMy first vivid memory of the project that would develop into Succession was trying to...

Cannes 2023 week two roundup – still a country for old men?

Films from Scorsese, Loach, Wim Wenders and more are some of the best in this year’s competition, but ahead of them all is Jonathan Glazer’s mighty Auschwitz drama The Zone of InterestThe most commonly heard question during the opening days of the Cannes film festival is: “What are you seeing right...

Man who 'opened a plane door mid-flight' tells police 'why he did it'

A passenger who was arrested after a plane door was opened on a domestic aircraft mid-flight has said he was "uncomfortable" and "wanted to get to get off the plane quickly", according to South Korean media.

ITV investigated 'rumours of relationship' between Phillip Schofield and young employee - but pair 'repeatedly denied' affair

ITV has said it investigated "rumours of a relationship" between Phillip Schofield and a younger employee - but the pair "repeatedly denied" the affair.

The week in classical: Wozzeck; Don Giovanni – Christian Gerhaher and Anja Kampe thrill in five-star Berg

Royal Opera House, London; Glyndebourne, East SussexDirection and music are as one in Deborah Warner’s gripping new Royal Opera production, while a fine young cast redeems thoughtful if low-key MozartSpinning in its own orbit, as it seems on every fresh encounter, Alban Berg’s Wozzeck (1925) resembl...

‘I thought: This boy’s gone, we can’t reach him any more’ – the tragedy and beauty of Nick Drake, by those closest to him

From a youthful hook-up with the Rolling Stones to crafting his bleakly brilliant final album, three extracts from an exhaustive new biography offer the most nuanced portrait to date of the 70s singer-songwriterFor a singer-songwriter who only made three albums, Nick Drake continues to cast a long s...

Phillip Schofield 'took us for fools', says ex-This Morning presenter

Fellow former This Morning presenter Eamonn Holmes has said he and his wife were "taken for fools" by Phillip Schofield.

Pink Floyd star explains why he wore Nazi-inspired uniform on stage

Pink Floyd star Roger Waters says he was opposing "fascism, injustice and bigotry" when he posed firing an imitation machine gun while wearing a Nazi-inspired uniform at a concert in Berlin.

Why Phillip Schofield's admission should kill off his career

In 2017 it was widely reported Phillip Schofield renewed his "golden handshake" contract with ITV for somewhere in the region of £650,000.

My Fairy Troublemaker review – animated tale of the business of tooth-fairying

Story of a misbehaving sprite who gets access to the human world, and a fellow rebel, looks good but the story is a little flatThis German-Luxembourgian animation is a passable if unambitious hour and a half for under-10s, heavily in the orbit of Pixar both in terms of visuals and in its central con...

Post Office used racist terms for sub-postmasters in official guidance

A document shows racist language was used to describe sub-postmasters being wrongly investigated.