Disney Pixar Disney is raising prices and expanding adverts in its streaming service, as it struggles to revive its business. The entertainment giant plans to raise prices for its ad-free streaming service in the US this fall and will launch Disney+ with advertisements in Canada, the UK and Europe in November. The move comes as…

Warner Bros By Nathan Bevan BBC News For the millions watching at home it was an unforgettable moment in British TV history. In February 1988 on BBC’s That’s Life! a man called Nicholas Winton came face-to-face with some of the 669 Jewish children he had saved from the Nazis prior to World War Two. A…

Floodwaters in Norway have sent mobile homes crashing into a bridge on the Hemsilar river. Footage shared on social media showed people gathering to watch as caravans were swept away and destroyed in the town of Hemsedal. Storm Hans has brought heavy rain to the country, with flooding causing travel disruption and resulting in thousands…

From 1520 Sedgwick Avenue to Haffen Park, the pioneering DJ and founder of the Universal Hip Hop Museum shares where to go to see hip-hop’s roots. On 11 August 1973, more than 300 New York City teenagers flocked to the West Bronx, packing the rec room of the apartment building at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue for…

Reuters By Thomas Mackintosh BBC News The US and UN are concerned about the health and safety of Niger’s elected president Mohamed Bazoum, who has spent more than two weeks under house arrest. “We are greatly worried about his health and his personal safety and the personal safety of his family,” a US state department…

In his Arctic Circle restaurant, chef Halvar Ellingsen has made it his focus to change the misconceptions of Norwegian cuisine one guest at a time. At the dock, I stood stripping off layers of gloves and thermal coveralls that had kept me warm and dry on the boat journey across waves and fjords to reach Kvitnes…

Canadian newlyweds Jaclyn and Brennen McConnell were taking their wedding photographs when a gondola failed and stranded them with hundreds of other visitors on Sulphur Mountain, in Banff National Park. They were forced to stay on the mountain overnight, but said the experience was “not that bad” as they were warm and safe and “had…

Getty Images By Mike Wendling BBC News A man who posted violent threats against President Joe Biden and other officials online was shot dead during an FBI raid on Wednesday. Agents were attempting to serve an arrest warrant on Craig Robertson at his home in Utah, just hours ahead of a planned visit to the…

Getty Images The US plans to require American companies to disclose investments they make in China in high-tech sectors such as artificial intelligence, and to prohibit certain investments outright. The much anticipated move gives the government new power to screen foreign dealings by private companies. The US said the measure would be narrowly targeted, but…