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The Welsh band on Trojan horse tracks, losing Richey Edwards and finding a new piano-pop direction.

All films set to come out 2021 will be released in cinemas, handing a boost to struggling venues.

The three-day event will see performances from artists including Liam Gallagher, Snow Patrol and Amy Macdonald.

US group Why Don't We claim they were made "hostages in our own home" and had their food restricted.

The Swedish pop superstars released their first new material for four decades last week.

The island's public health boss has released advice to keep people safe ahead of the festival.

Aro Rose was two when her mother died in the 2001 attacks - now she's set to play a memorial gig.

Oscar-winning animator Nick Park says he is "gobsmacked" how well the statue has turned out.

He is widely regarded as one of country's finest contemporary classical actors.

Charles Wolf's wife Katherine was killed while working in the World Trade Center's north tower.

Soul singer Arlo Parks scoops the 2021 Mercury Prize for her debut album, Collapsed In Sunbeams.

Dean McCullough says he hopes to bring some "down-to-earth behaviour" to the station.

Well-known Tudor portraits from the London gallery will head to Bath, Liverpool, Sheffield and York.

Rhys Ifans and Dougray Scott star in new romantic comedy and 'companion piece' to cult Brit flick.

Sony attempts to turn fan frustration into excitement about new games.

AJ Odudu and Mo Gilligan lead an all-day project putting black talent on Channel 4.

From cute dogs to trophy stealing, it was a night of chaotic fun at the National Television Awards.

When Tony Kofi had a near-fatal accident, he had a vision of himself playing a musical instrument. It would change his life forever.