Awards hopefuls, an Indian film, an anime compilation and a slasher reboot populated the indie film box office as Eternity and Hamnet rounded out the domestic top 10 with Bollywood’s Dhurandhar.

Donations will be made each time a grassroots performer headlines the O2 for the first time (Picture: Getty) Grassroots music in London just got a major boost, as the O2 announced direct donations to ...

Adam covers home improvements and mobile networks, splitting his time investigating topics from bathrooms to phone contracts. He was shortlisted at the BSME Talent Awards 2024. Our latest research ...

The report comes from popular Chinese tipster Smart Pikachu, who claims the Xiaomi 17S series is currently under development. The naming lines up with the upcoming Xiaomi 17 flagship family, keeping ...

Read on to find other ways you can save on your phone bill THE deadline for millions of O2 customers to avoid an annual £30 bill hike is fast approaching. The mobile phone provider warned that new and ...

Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna’s romantic horror comedy Thamma has crossed the 210 crore mark at the worldwide box office. Maddock Films’ production is now set to unlock a series of ...

The government has asked the media regulator to revisit its rules on phone companies raising their prices in the middle of a contract, after O2 unexpectedly announced it was raising prices by £2.50 a ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Virgin Media O2 is in talks to acquire the UK’s fourth-largest broadband network operator in what would be a ...

The UK's media regulator has criticised O2 for raising its prices by more than it promised customers when they took out their phone contracts. Ofcom said it was "disappointed" with the firm, and said ...

Bugonia, the latest from Yorgos Lanthimos, had a great opening weekend as awards season hopefuls including It Was Just An Accident and The Mastermind saw solid expansions at the specialty box office.

It was a very different crowd queuing for O2 in London last night. Instead of young women in bright colours awaiting their pop idol, it was a mass of sensible greys and gilets. Barack Obama, 44th ...