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Lessons have not been learned from the role paparazzi photographers played in the death of Diana Princess of Wales, the Leveson inquiry was told today.

The Former FIA President says News of the World journalist Neville Thurlbeck instructed prostitutes secretly filming his orgy to get him to perform a Sieg Heil salute.

British model and star Marks & Spencer's advertising campaign, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, was on hand to open a new store in Paris today.

David Linley, furniture maker and chairman of Christie's UK , shares his perfect weekend.

Model Amber Le Bon is the poster-girl for sensible winter wear.

Rivalry, discord and looking fabulous, the 38-year-old opens up about what it's really like shooting with her fellow supermodels.

Elbow will provide the theme music to the London 2012 Olympics.

The Former FIA President tells the Leveson Inquiry that Paul Dacre's views on sex are stuck in an age when homosexuality was illegal.

Artist Tracey Emin, Olympics chief Lord Coe and former speaker Baroness Boothroyd have been announced as the guest editors for BBC Radio 4's Today programme over Christmas.

Formula One racing driver Lewis Hamilton has spoken of his hopes of a reunion with his former girlfriend Nicole Sherzinger.

When attending a Remembrance concert at the Royal Albert Hall earlier this month, Dame Vera Lynn wore a diamond brooch presented to her by Field Marshal Montgomery at the same venue more than 60 years previously.

Antonio Banderas was "crazy" to work with on the new Shrek spin-off film Puss in Boots, according to Salma Hayek.

Fresh from the Leveson Inquiry, Sienna Miller travelled straight to France where handbags - not phone hacking - were the night's agenda.

Comedian Jimmy Carr has defended his risqué material after making a joke about handicapped children and the children's charity the Variety Club.

David Dimbleby, the host of Question Time, complains that he has been forced to take a pay cut by the BBC.

Hugh Bonneville, the star of Downton Abbey, makes a rare public appearance with his wife, Lulu, at the first night of Matilda in the West End.

Forget Sir David Attenborough and Stephen Fry - Fred Goodwin is the man who best defines modern Britain, suggests Matthew Norman.

The 80s pop singer Sinitta has become the second contestant to leave the reality show I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here.

Disgraced former pop singer Gary Glitter is allowed to travel abroad again after an order banning him from leaving the UK was lifted.

This is the letter the mother of a Down's syndrome baby sent to comedian Jimmy Carr - almost a year before he denied anyone had ever complained about his "offensive" joke about the disability.

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