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Has Covid put an end to big budget film-making, or will busy cinemas in Asia give Hollywood hope?

Depp, who played Gellert Grindelwald, left the franchise this month after losing a libel case.

A judge refuses to hear the case but the star can try to overturn the ruling at the Court of Appeal.

Satisfaction with the BBC among its most loyal audiences is showing "signs of waning", Ofcom says.

Craig Brown's One Two Three Four: The Beatles in Time is awarded the £50,000 Baillie Gifford Prize.

TV presenter Iolo Williams is concerned non-native bugs will be released into north Wales.

Joe Alwyn was credited under a pseudonym on two tracks on Taylor Swift's latest album Folklore.

Researchers also found chewed remains of the plant, which has psychoactive effects, in the cave.

The 9.2 million viewers give Channel 4 its highest overnight ratings for at least 18 years.

Police discovered the two men after forcing their way into a house, an inquest is told.

Netflix pulls Chappelle's Show after the comedian said he wasn't getting paid for it being streamed.

The rapper and entrepreneur will act as "chief visionary officer" for the new weed brand TPCO.

The Blinding Lights singer was expected to perform strongly, but didn't get any nominations.

Student Peter Sawkins watched last night's GBBO final with his unsuspecting flatmates in Edinburgh.

The breakout post-apocalyptic game that's won praise for its writing and acting took home six prizes.

Robin and Emma-Jane Richards hope that it will "brighten people's day".

Experts say the band's nomination is a major moment for diversity for "music's biggest night".

Locals have been asked to explore what Watchet means to the people who live there.