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Seven toilets are to become the unusual setting for a new European-wide art festival.

Margaret Seaman, 92, says it will be the "icing on the cake" if the Queen is able to see her work.

The worlds of dinosaurs and Lego collide as thousands of bricks recreate a land that time forgot.

Stephen Fretwell on his hit TV show theme tune and why his 13-year music hiatus has come to an end.

Charlotte Church, Gruff Rhys and Mogwai are among acts booked with 20,000 revellers set to attend.

A-listers flocked to the Cannes Film Festival's red carpet, despite the pandemic.

Guto Harri is not expected to appear for the rest of the summer after making the gesture on air.

Elijah Hewson's rock group knock Olivia Rodrigo off the top spot with their debut album.

The Grammy-nominated star, who recently topped the US album chart, was not injured in the incident.

A recreation of the late celebrity cook's voice is used in a film about his life.

The new sculptures mark the 35th anniversary of the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail.

Tributes are paid by Bollywood stars to film, TV and theatre veteran Surekha Sikri.

Live audiences return to the Theatre Royal in Dumfries as 10 days of performances get under way.

Steve Jones and Paul Cook sue John Lydon over the use of the band's songs in Danny Boyle's Pistol.

Bill Harkin dreamed of the design which has been a mainstay of the music and arts festival.

Bristol rapper Wayne Webster is sharing his experience with mental illness to help others open up.

The Grantchester actor on the emotional toll of playing a dying father and why he doesn't mind fame.