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Conservative council leader Lezley Pickton says BBC Shropshire is a lifeline for isolated people.

The Brit School in Croydon has nurtured a host of international music stars, including Adele.

A new documentary features comedian Colin Murphy, a caretaker and a former prisoner.

Adele, Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar and Harry Styles are up for prizes at the 65th annual Grammys in LA.

The award-winning novelist tells the BBC he was convinced he was going to die after a fall last December.

The public artwork would be painted on the wall of the Victoria pub in Lincoln's historic quarter.

After 15 years, Inverness Ironworks is to stage its final shows this weekend before being demolished.

The food and music festival will take place in Chew Magna, near Bristol, between 3 and 6 August.

It follows a successful appeal to raise £20,000 to allow the work of the renowned artist to be displayed.

Within 10 years of the first broadcast, half the homes in the UK had a radio set, says a Pye expert.

Comparisons have been made over how gendered violence is shown across different artforms.

Domi & JD Beck have been signed for less than a year but are up for two of the prestigious awards.

From graffiti to guest books, five venues share the scribblings of rock and pop's biggest stars.

Public Image Ltd, which John Lydon formed after the Sex Pistols split, had hoped to go to the song contest.

The 30-year-old singer scores their third number one album, thanking fans for supporting them.