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The musician was a founding member of The Wailers, who found international fame with Bob Marley.

The Isle of White Festival was postponed in 2020, but will now take place from 16 to 19 September.

The channel will make a comeback, after scoring hits with Normal People and Fleabag online.

The owner of Oxford's Wheatsheaf submits a planning application to convert the gig space.

With 13 nominations, the action-adventure horror game has the most nominations in history.

The Tower Of The Koutoubia Mosque, owned by the actress, is sold to an unidentified buyer.

As schools remain closed to most pupils, the BBC is offering a wealth of educational material.

The broadcaster confirms he won't be taking part in future series of SAS: Who Dares Wins.

Dozens of arts freelancers miss out on Covid support because of errors with their pay, Equity says.

The pop star accuses the Ginny and Georgia series of "degrading" women in an angry tweet.

An art historian claims to have found the Renaissance master's signature during restoration work.

The street art appears overnight on the side of Reading Prison which is under threat of development.

The Drag Race UK star says her mental health hit "rock bottom" over the social media abuse.

The makers of Love Island South Africa promise more diversity after its starting line-up was criticised by some viewers because of the number of white contestants.

Viewers are asking why most contestants in the reality show are white in the majority-black country.

The rock and metal festival had been due to take place at Donington Park at the start of June.