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The livestreaming site will prohibit streams of slots, roulette or dice games from many jurisdictions.

Roy, who was from Dumfries, made his name in Glasgow and went on to perform all over the world.

Coventry University will name its new arts and humanities building after the locally-born musician.

Merlin, the operator of the venue in Redcar, says more than 700 people applied to work there.

How a disillusioned art teacher landed the job designing the quiz show's coveted prize.

Sixty years on from the release of Alan Sillitoe's film, what does it say to modern audiences?

The award show was also dropped by its US broadcaster last year over conflict-of-interest concerns.

Tamara Harvey and Daniel Evans will be joint artistic directors of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

The star was speaking at a memorial gala for the SBTV founder, who died in February aged 31.

The audience peaked during the procession after her coffin had been carried out of Westminster Abbey.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were accused of avoiding the queue to see the lying-in-state.

The Friends actress parodies her old self, with a jokingly cautionary tale about the menopause.

The BBC's long-term challenges aren't going away despite recent praise, media editor Amol Rajan says.

Violent scenes at Vancouver's Breakout Festival after the rapper cancels his performance.

The new culture secretary says "we're making sure that we still agree with that decision".

Sage Gateshead says the classes show how music can help communication within families.