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Up-and-coming pop stars are facing "massive competition" from bands like Queen, MPs have been told.

The artwork has been returned to an Italian museum - whose staff were unaware it was missing.

Ulrika Jonsson defends Stacey Solomon against critics and recalls her hurt at being nicknamed "4x4".

The latest daters are in unfamiliar surroundings as the Channel 4 series moves to a new restaurant.

The TV chef says she and her husband have had the jab and "would encourage everyone" to follow suit.

An artist trying to make his mark has been offered help from a designer who has faced his own challenges with dyslexia.

The Perth-born actor was best known for screen roles including "Chancer" in City Lights and "Pete Galloway" in River City.

Abigail Barlow is using social media to work on a musical version of the Netflix period drama.

The convicted murderer and music producer was described as "talented but flawed" in an online story.

Danny Boyle, Steve McQueen and other UK film-makers call on the chancellor for tailored funding.

The Tim Stead Trust raises the money it needs to buy the unique home the artist created in the Borders.

The five members of Radiohead met at school in Abingdon and formed a band called On A Friday.

Writer Russell T Davies talks about his new show It's A Sin, set amid the Aids crisis in the 1980s.

The "fiercely competitive" but "kind, thoughtful and caring" news executive has died aged 73.

Rob Sweeney says he made a "personal agreement" to paint "whatever happened" in 2020.

The story of how a widow and an archaeologist found a buried ship attracted Fiennes and Mulligan.

Pupils in England can read works by popular authors online while schools stay closed in lockdown.