The man who saved BBC Radio 1 from ridicule by rescuing its credibility in the wake of the "Smashie and Nicey" era yesterday announced he was leaving the station after 13 years.

In the two years since Wiley's last album, grime's gone mainstream, with assorted mediocre MCs selling millions.

It was once dismissed as a symbol of the trivialisation of modern life.

Radio 1 would "rapidly lose listeners" if its daytime DJs were given more choice over what records they played, according to its head of music.

It’s good to take risks with new comedy talent on TV, says FionaSturges, but Channel 4’s latest starlet has badly misfired

The singer insists that, though fat, she is not unhealthy, and challenges the belief that skinny people are healthier.

Harry Goodwin recalls his glory years as the first Top of the Pops photographer, a time when he snapped The Beatles and Pink Floyd, and made Michael Jackson wait while he finished his cup of tea

In chapter four, the author explains it was peer pressure that prompted him to a) throw big balls of soaked newspaper from the school bus window and b) watch Top of the Pops.

Cross-Channel water-skier Christine Bleakley joined other Sport Relief stars to be congratulated on their efforts by the Prime Minister today.

I don't care how many times I'm told that Glee is a smart satire on High School Musical.

Mamas & Papas, the Huddersfield-based baby clothing and nursery goods brand, is to sell its products through online department store Very.co.uk, a subsidiary of Shop Direct.

The BBC published details of the pay of its 107 most senior managers today, revealing that 46 earn more than the Prime Minister.

Growing popularity of online sales boosts earnings at the Littlewoods owner