After a big week in the film world thanks to the 2022 BAFTA nominations (more on those later), here is Backstage, Sky News' film and TV entertainment review.

A suicide bomber who targeted Kabul airport during an evacuation mission in Afghanistan acted alone, a US investigation has found.

When almost five million pieces of Lego escaped into the sea off the coast of Cornwall, spilled from a cargo ship hit by a freak storm, the tiny, colourful figurines that soon amassed on the beaches quickly became a treasure trove for beachcombers.

Mark Zuckerberg could land in jail if Facebook does not comply with new online safety laws, the culture secretary has warned.

A former minister has become the 14th Conservative MP to publicly call for Boris Johnson to resign as prime minister.

Around 40 beheaded skeletons are among 425 bodies exhumed by HS2 archaeologists after being found in a large Roman cemetery.

If the geopolitical cliche during Donald Trump's presidency was, at least for a while, his bromance with Vladimir Putin, the Russian leader has turned his affections very much in the opposite direction.

The ordinary people of Beijing were not allowed to buy tickets to the opening ceremony so they stood at the Bird's Nest, waiting for the fireworks.

A lawyer who rose to fame for taking on Donald Trump while he was in office has been found guilty of defrauding a porn star who claimed she had sexual encounters with the former president.

Jimmy Carr has been condemned for making a "truly disturbing" joke about the travelling community and the Holocaust.