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Director Euros Lyn said Heartstopper's success has come as "a brilliant, lovely surprise".

She will join Angela Rippon, Layton Williams and Krishnan Guru-Murthy on the BBC show's dancefloor.

The work on display in Cornwall featured billionaires' activities on plinths resembling tomb covers.

The Canadian rapper faces a long prison term for shooting the hip-hop star after a Kylie Jenner house party.

The play's creator James Graham says it is "moving" to see new audiences "comfortable in a theatre".

Shows hosted by Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, Philip Davies, Esther McVey and Martin Daubney are examined.

The festival was cancelled after the band's singer launched an attack on Malaysia's LGBT laws.

A council is looking to attract a new owner or operator for Margate Winter Gardens.

Shirley Ballas says she is scared of heights, but is "more terrified of losing another person to suicide".

Angus Cloud had a "joyful" final day and "did not intend to end his life", the actor's mother says.

The cases, involving Donna Traynor and Lena Ferguson, were settled without admission of liability.

Officials say the Grade I listed venue can now go from "perilous condition" to its former glory.

As hip-hop celebrates its 50th anniversary, BBC News NI looks at how it permeated Irish music.

A painting marking Jules Lewis's contribution to the NHS is revealed in the programme on Monday.

A free event to celebrate 61 years of Jamaica's independence takes place in Birmingham.

The musician praises the Netflix hit show for being a force of positivity.

The piano and composer's £100,000 piano was craned into the site ahead of his unique sell-out shows.

Liam Riddick imagined filming Hollywood dance routines as a boy. Being a Ken made it come true.