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Glasgow City Council has taken action after it received more than 200 noise complaints.

The singer stressed he was not abused by a family member or in church.

The music and surfing festival near Newquay usually attracts about 50,000 people.

The author-illustrator's family said he "was much loved and will be deeply missed".

The Kite Runner will host special performances for theatre-goers who need or want to wear masks.

Tony Adams is the 11th contestant named for the BBC One show, joining Molly Rainford and Kym Marsh.

October's convention is to feature cosplay and workshops on comic book writing and illustration.

Dr Caroline Campbell is the first female director of the National Gallery of Ireland.

The artist drew international attention with his statue of a man struggling with depression.

Richard Lewis, known as Dic Penderyn, was charged with stabbing a soldier during the Merthyr riots.

The venue in Ellesmere Port features a 150-seat auditorium, rehearsal rooms, gallery and a cafe.

The comedian and actress hasn't danced with anyone since competing with her late sister as teenagers.

Council officials confirm Eurovision organisers need access to a venue six weeks ahead of the contest.

Well-known artists are creating the Brighter Future exhibition at locations across the capital.

The Pogues' frontman Shane MacGowan says they will all miss the "really nice" bass player.

The film has inspired generations of fans. But is it under fire in the era of MeToo?

Customers and publishers have been left frustrated by weeks of delays to their orders.

The US rapper is accused of threatening to kill the man on a FaceTime call in December 2021.