BBC One boss Danny Cohen has taken one of the corporation's top jobs, being appointed director of television.

Apple is expected to reveal its first profit slide in a decade when it releases its latest figures today.

Union accuses him of making up policy 'on the hoof with no real evidence'

He is a multi-media innovator, an app-creating visual sculptor and the intellectual guru to rock legends seeking inspiration.

Chart star and producer Labrinth is to be honoured at annual music event the Silver Clef Awards.

Not content with issuing stamps infused with chocolate-flavoured glue and boasting an airport with more chocolate shops than anywhere else in the world, the Belgians are mulling going to the European Union to try to get their signature product protected.

The decision even surprised one of the new site's designers

New colleagues may be unsettled by the views printed in The Times during his time as editor

Business leaders have thrown their weight behind critics of Education Secretary Michael Gove’s planned new curriculum by warning the “sheer scale of prescription” will turn pupils off science lessons.

Think-tank warns of 'a tidal wave of cuts that makes the 1980s look like a day at the beach'

Not a great deal had happened. Then Darron Gibson's considerably deflected shot trickled over the line and all faith was visibly lost. Jose Bosingwa lay slumped on the edge of the 18-yard area trying to look bothered, the head of captain Clint Hill dipped, nestling in his chest. An hour of play remained. Yet that did not seem to matter. Queens Park Rangers were emotionally battered, beaten and almost certainly, down.

A perpetual voyager is saved by selflessness and a terrific chorus