A Norway-style Brexit could quickly gain in popularity should the prime minister’s Brexit deal flounder as expected in the House of Commons next week, a Conservative MP has said.

The streaming giant has Nigeria’s prolific film industry in its sights. But there are risks for both, says Alessandro Jedlowski.

EMMA JONES​ attends the rather unusual screening of a new movie which shows a different side to Laurel and Hardy – and the story’s leading man

STEVE RICHARDS on a year in which events and politics moved so fast that the words of politicians could not keep up with them.

Michael White on the increasingly hopeless manoeuvres from all sides as they realise the finish line is near.

David Davis has urged Brexiteers in the cabinet to force Theresa May to dump her bid to strike a deal with the EU.

A no-deal Brexit could see Britons banned from Netflix and Spotify.

We pay for social media with our data. But not for much longer, says PARMY OLSON. With regulators getting tough and consumers more wary, we’re about to start paying in cash.

This year’s Venice Film Festival delivered hit after hit after hit

There has been a culture change in the arts when it comes to attitudes to women, says Samira Ahmed. But we must not assume things will keep improving.

“Deal or no deal? It appears that Theresa May’s big idea is not to have one”: writes Michael White.

Leaving the EU is not an inherently humorous topic but as the saying goes ‘if you don’t laugh, you’ll cry’. Here John Nicholson rounds up some of the best Brexit gags from Edinburgh Fringe.

Legacy publishers such as the Mail and the Sun are condemning the environment they create

The latest from the globe’s most glamorous event that is taking place from 17 to 28 May 2017

Now, he’s on his way over – but what really changed his mind?

We pick out the most wrong and unstable Leavers of this week in Brexit

There’s danger in getting too close to Donald Trump. As Theresa May heads to the White House she needs to keep her distance

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch should be able to control Sky now that digital players - Amazon Prime, Facebook, Netflix and Hulu - have changed the media landscape

Could the battle of left versus right be a thing of the past?

Can Brits remain members of the EU without finding a route to a foreign passport? Stuart Bonar has an idea