A look at how Parliamentarians have responded to the major entertainment-related scandals of 2008.

Blockbuster movies are being shown at a theatre in Gravesend after the town's cinema burned down.

A look at what's making the headlines in Monday's morning newspapers.

Struggling carmaker Jaguar Land Rover is in talks with the government, asking for financial assistance. The government responds by pointing to the economic health of its Indian parent company Tata.

Final preparations for Sunday's BBC Sports Personality of the Year event are under way.

Former PM John Major accuses ministers of "over-cooking" the economic crisis to justify increasing government debt.

A weekly round-up of snippets from Westminster.

The tragic case of Baby P, who died aged 17 months after being tortured and abused, is unfortunately not that unusual in world terms.

The row over Damian Green's arrest rumbles on in Sunday's papers with Commons Speaker Michael Martin the target of much ire.

A new panel to monitor lending to businesses and households meets for the first time shortly, but what powers will it have?

The BBC's Soutik Biswas visits over-worked police in the Mumbai control room, handling calls from panicked residents as rumours of more attacks grip the city.

Formula One greats join the clamour to acclaim new champion Lewis Hamilton

It's been a torrid week for the BBC as it has struggled to contain the fallout over the Russell Brand-Jonathan Ross prank calls. But what should organisations do in such situations? Crisis management consultant Clarence Mitchell explains.

The government is under pressure to respond to a report calling for compensation for policyholders in Equitable Life.

Art lovers snap up £100,000 worth of free artworks by some of the UK's leading and emerging contemporary artists in London.

BBC Sport assesses Celtic's travel sickness in the Champions League

St Mirren defeat Rangers 1-0 thanks to a wonderful goal from Stephen McGinn while Motherwell overcome Falkirk in a five-goal thriller at Fir Park.

Reaction to the Conservatives' promise to scrap plans for a third runway at Heathrow and build a high-speed rail line instead.

Nottinghamshire, Somerset and Durham are all in the mix for the title as the Division One campaign nears a close.

Justin Rowlatt from The One Show discovers how MI6 recruit its agents.