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Musicians 'failed by government', stars say
Some of the UK's biggest music stars sign an open letter demanding action over post-Brexit touring.
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'Speech was my thing and then I couldn't do it'
Presenter Clemency Burton-Hill gives her first broadcast interview, a year after being in a coma.
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Musicians 'failed by government', stars say
Some of the UK's biggest music stars sign an open letter demanding action over post-Brexit touring.
Video 2 minutes 4 seconds
'Speech was my thing and then I couldn't do it'
Presenter Clemency Burton-Hill gives her first broadcast interview, a year after being in a coma.
Baby Done comedy explores reluctance at motherhood
The film explores feeling mixed about being pregnant and social media pressure on expectant mums.
Rappers among dozens pardoned by Trump
Kodak Black and Lil Wayne have both been prosecuted on weapons charges.
BBC faces 'financial risk' over licence fee income
A National Audit Office report calls on the corporation to produce "a long-term financial plan".
Prada drops actress over alleged surrogacy row
The actress has been accused of abandoning children she had through a surrogate.
Netflix: Four things which have driven its success
The streaming firm, which has been boosted by Covid, now has more than 200 million subscribers.
Video 2 minutes 4 seconds
'Speech was my thing and then I couldn't do it'
Presenter Clemency Burton-Hill gives her first broadcast interview, a year after being in a coma.
Baby Done comedy explores reluctance at motherhood
The film explores feeling mixed about being pregnant and social media pressure on expectant mums.
Rappers among dozens pardoned by Trump
Kodak Black and Lil Wayne have both been prosecuted on weapons charges.
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Lady Gaga will sing the national anthem at the inauguration ceremony, a task undertaken by Beyonce Knowles and Jackie Evancho in 2013 and 2017 respectively.
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