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Australian actress Alli Simpson broke her neck diving into a pool and also tested positive for Covid.

Dame Maureen says fellow actress Dame Helen should not be portraying ex Israeli PM Golda Meir.

The YouTuber and influencer says she is "disgusted" by tweets sent when she was a teenager.

The actress and fellow Hollywood stars recorded a cover of Imagine at the beginning of the pandemic.

The Broadway and TV star, who was also the sister of playwright Arthur Miller, died in her sleep.

Former winner Tim Campbell will replace Claude Littner, who was injured in a cycling accident.

The actor plays Anne Williams who campaigned for justice after her son died in the 1989 tragedy.

Isle of Wight indie-pop duo Wet Leg finish second on the BBC Sound of 2022 new music list.

John Preston charts the rise and fall of the notorious media mogul who was found dead at sea in 1991.

Witnesses heard the 42-year-old say he wanted to "kill" the painting to stop it leaving Port Talbot.

Cinema & Co was ordered to close after breaking Covid rules, but showed a film by David Icke's son.

Nearly 500 years after they were covered up, the historic steps at St Peter's are reopened.

Spencer Elden, who was pictured as a baby on the album cover, had alleged child pornography.

The star's fourth album sold more than 500,000 copies, while Ed Sheeran had the top-selling single.

A new hit song which claims to subvert the male gaze is accused of, in fact, objectifying women.

Inspired by Adele, the singer's emotionally-charged music even led to the end of her own relationship.

Warner Chappell Music say they are "immensely proud" to be "chosen as caretakers".