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The broadcasting watchdog is looking into a complaint about the network's Don't Kill Cash drive.

The star returns to the London venue for the first time since organisers cut off his set in 2012.

The I Grew Up 80s exhibition is coming to Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum.

The Dazed Digital Age on dogs, deserts and playing the Highlands' biggest music festival.

A virtual reality service hopes to attract a new audience to theatre performances.

The Hollywood star is filming scenes at Silverstone for a new F1 movie co-produced by Lewis Hamilton.

The artwork is a further show of solidarity between Liverpool and Ukraine after Eurovision.

Organisations say delayed funding decisions could harm the future of a city's cultural scene.

Elstree Studios needs more than £150m to improve buildings, says council

The Walsall Paralympian was adopted shortly after birth and has traced her early life for ITV.

The media expert who drew up the rules says the lines are being blurred between news and opinion.

Seventeen-year-old JM says his tribute to Kyrees Sullivan and Harvey Evans "came from the heart".

The star's hit single Flowers has been streamed 147 million times, says the Official Charts Company.

The purchase of Greenbird brings the number of labels within the STV Studios umbrella to 24.

The 18th Century Groundlings Theatre building in Portsmouth is being sold to a property developer.

From Tubridy to flip-flops, BBC News NI has your guide to the scandal facing the Irish broadcaster.

Coco Lee was one of the first Asian singers to gain prominence in the US pop music world.

Nathan Evans became an overnight star when a sea shanty he posted on social media went viral.