As the sun sets on 2025, all the year-end lists have been published and it's time to look forward to what 2026 has in store.

In many ways, the last 12 months have felt transitional. With relatively few A-list releases, and a Brat-shaped hole in the summer, music seemed to split in two.

The charts were agonisingly static: Just three songs held the number one spot hostage for half the year: Taylor Swift's Fate of Ophelia, Huntr/x's Golden, and Alex Warren's Ordinary (never has a song been so aptly titled).

But outside Spotify's self-fulfilling "top hits" playlists, fans were engaging with music that was encouragingly weird and experimental.

Geese's critically-acclaimed Getting Killed sounded like someone trying to play Radiohead's first four albums simultaneously; while Spanish pop star Rosalía delivered a sumptuous avant-garde pop album, Lux, that married flamenco, opera, hip-hop and scorched earth drum loops.

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Former Little Mixer Jade Thirlwall turned in a scathing-but-affectionate thesis on pop music and pop stardom on That's Showbiz, Baby! and West End Girl re-established Lily Allen as a master lyricist.

So what does 2026 have in store? Let's dive in.

The King's Christmas Broadcast was the most-watched TV programme in the UK on Christmas Day, overnight data has shown.

Nearly 7m tuned in on the BBC, ITV, Sky News and GB News to watch King Charles deliver his annual message, this year recorded in Westminster Abbey.

After the King, the next most popular show was The Scarecrows' Wedding on BBC One, watched by 4.3m. It is based on the picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, who wrote and illustrated The Gruffalo.

All figures are based on "overnight" TV ratings - which do not include viewers who watch Christmas specials on catch-up services during the rest of the festive period.

The King used his traditional speech to invoke the wartime spirit, urging people to get to know their neighbours and "never lose sight" of the values in which communities came together "in the face of such great challenge".

The figures also do not include the small number watching the King's message on Sky Showcase, Sky Mix HD or other non-TV platforms.

Strictly Come Dancing's Christmas Special - which saw Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman host the show together for the final time - was the third most popular programme, with 4.2m tuning in.

They ended the festive special with their "keep dancing!" catchphrase, with Winkleman saying the audience watching over the years had "meant a world to us".

There was a drop in viewers for EastEnders however, eighth most-watched this year with 2.85m for the first of its two Christmas Day episodes.

The second did not make the viewing figures top 10.

Soaps Coronation Street and Emmerdale, both on ITV1, did not make the top 10 with their Christmas Day episodes.

This year, BBC programmes made up nine of the top 10 most-watched programmes across the day.

A festive episode of the 1% Club, the quiz hosted by Lee Mack, on ITV1, was in ninth place with 2.75m watching.

The BBC's chief content officer Kate Phillips said this was "a timely reminder that shared moments really do still matter even in a world of so much choice".

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Top 10 most watched Christmas Day TV shows

1. The King (BBC, ITV, BBC News and Sky News) 6.56m (not including other channels)

2. The Scarecrows' Wedding 4.31m

3. Strictly Come Dancing 4.24m

4. Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 3.71m

5. Call the Midwife 3.44m

6. Gladiators 3.16m

7. Amandaland 3.05m

8. EastEnders 2.85m

9. The 1% Club 2.75m

10. The Weakest Link 2.63m

Christmas is a time when families get together if they can - and, until this year, the Murdochs were no different. With members of the media dynasty spread across the globe, full family gatherings were rare, although in 2008, according to biographer Michael Wolff, the Murdochs spent the festive season together on a flotilla of private yachts.

But more often in recent years it was Rupert - for many decades the most influential media titan in the world - and his daughter Elisabeth who would make time for each other.

She would certainly have room this year to host her father at the luxurious home she has renovated on the edge of the Cotswolds. But after a bruising closed-court battle in Nevada that became public and an eventual agreement that shut Elisabeth and two of her siblings out of the family firm for good, relations are likely still too strained for even the Murdoch family peacemaker to suggest communal tree-decorating.

Rupert's eldest child by his second wife, Elisabeth is the co-founder and executive chairman of the production company, Sister, which is behind hit television series, including Black Doves, The Split and This is Going To Hurt. In my experience, she is generous, intelligent and hard-working.

Friends are fiercely loyal and protective of her privacy. Nobody I have spoken to has a bad word to say about her. Many acknowledge, though, that it has been an incredibly testing year on the family front - even if Elisabeth, her younger brother, James, and elder half-sister, Prudence, are each around a billion dollars richer.

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Money doesn't compensate for a father who, in his mid-90s, decided to rip his family apart because he believed it was in the interests of his business. The Murdochs have never been a traditional family - one reason why their story is said to have inspired the power struggles and backstabbing in the acclaimed TV drama, Succession. But this time, the schism feels more permanent. And as one person put it to me, the TV show concluded too early by killing off Logan Roy: there was more drama to come.

Chris Rea, the musician behind the festive classic Driving Home for Christmas, has died at the age of 74.

The singer died on Monday in hospital following a short illness, a spokesperson for his family said.

A statement on behalf of his wife and two children read: "It is with immense sadness that we announce the death of our beloved Chris.

"He passed away peacefully in hospital earlier today following a short illness, surrounded by his family."

The blues-influenced star had a string of hits included Auberge, On the Beach, Fool (If You Think It's Over), Let's Dance and Road to Hell.

Paying tribute on X, Middlesborough FC said: "We're deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Chris Rea. A Teesside icon. Rest in peace, Chris."

Rea's 1980s smash Driving Home for Christmas tells the story of a weary traveller making his way home in heavy traffic.

This year, it has been brought to new audiences as the backdrop to the M&S Food Christmas advert.

In 2020, the singer's social media platforms posted a chat between the Rea and his friend and fellow Middlesbrough native comedian Bob Mortimer, explaining how he came to write the track.

Rea said he was on the dole at the time, his manager had just left him and he had been banned from driving.

His then-girlfriend Joan (who he met when they were both 16 and went on to marry) had to pick him up in London in her mini and drive him home.

That's what inspired the song, which was written in 1978, 10 years before it was released as a single in 1988.

Asked about what he thinks of when he hears the song, the singer joked about how it bought him "that lovely little holiday in the Maldives".

The song has since been covered by artists including Engelbert Humperdinck and Stacey Solomon.

Rea was good friends with Mortimer and in 1997 they recorded Let's Dance for Middlesbrough Football Club's FA Cup Final.

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On Monday evening, Mortimer posted on X: "So so sad. A lovely brilliant funny giant of a bloke. Oh Man... RIP Chris... Boro legend forever. Love to family and friends."

But alongside the singer-songwriter's success, he had suffered with various bouts of ill-health over the years.

He had his pancreas removed a few years after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at the age of just 33 in 1994, which meant he developed type 1 diabetes. He later had a stroke in 2016.

Former Lioness Karen Carney has been crowned this year's Strictly Come Dancing winner, becoming the first footballer to lift the glitterball trophy.

She beat Love Islander Amber Davies and social media star George Clarke after winning the public vote in Saturday's live final on BBC One.

Carney, who was paired with professional dancer Carlos Gu, said: "I can't believe it, it's been the biggest privilege and honour," before adding she was "lost for words".

It was an emotional night in the ballroom, as Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly hosted the final for the last time - with Queen Camilla among those paying tribute to the long-running hosts.

In a message read out by judge Craig Revel Horwood, the Queen said Daly and Winkleman's "warmth, compassion and sheer happiness" had been at the heart of the show's success, adding: "I think I speak for everyone when I say you have been utterly fab-u-lous".

As usual, one of the dances in the grand finale was chosen by the judges, one was their own favourite dance from the series, and the other was a show dance.

The judges gave advisory scores but the public made the final decision.

Carney and Gu performed routines including a show dance to Inner Smile by Texas, and an Argentine Tango to Red Right Hand by Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds.

They also performed a football-themed jive to One Way Or Another by Blondie, earning them a standing ovation - and their second perfect score of the night.

But the winning duo faced stiff competition from the other remaining couples.

Amber Davies and her partner, Nikita Kuzmin, were the first to take to the dance floor.

The pair performed routines including a show dance to Rain On Me by Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande, a Paso Doble to Dream On by Aerosmith, and a jive to Proud Mary.

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Meanwhile, George Clarke and his partner Alexis Warr reprised their Paso Doble to Game of Survival by Ruelle.

They also did their show dance to Human by The Killers, and a Viennese Waltz to Somebody to Love by Queen.

But after weeks of tangos, salsas and foxtrots, it was Carney and Gu's night as they topped the public vote.

"I just want to say thank you to everybody that has supported our journey, and supported us," said Carney.

Gu told her she had "changed my life," adding: "To the girls and boys watching at home, dream big and be proud and never give up."

After weeks of intense competition, the Strictly Come Dancing finalists are primed to take to the dance floor one last time.

Just three couples remain of the 15 at the start of the series, with celebrities Amber Davies, George Clarke and Karen Carney vying to get their hands on the glitterball trophy.

It's also the last time Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman will present a Strictly final. The pair announced they would be stepping down at the end of the current series.

The grand final will be broadcast on Saturday from 19:00 GMT on BBC One and iPlayer.

One of the main talking points leading into the final has been whether Amber Davies' performing background has given her an unfair advantage.

The Love Island star has faced a backlash online with people pointing out she's had roles in West End musicals Pretty Woman, 9 to 5: The Musical, and The Great Gatsby, as well as competing in the 16th series of Dancing on Ice.

This week, she told BBC News and other reporters at a Strictly press conference that she could "appreciate" where the comments are coming from.

"I have experience compared to these two," she said, gesturing at the other finalists. "I'm not shying away from that. However, I would say that the love actually does outshine the hate."

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When asked whether she deserves to win, the actress, who is paired with Nikita Kuzmin, said: "I feel like I have worked just as hard as these guys going into the final, because I had to fight to get into the final."

The backlash is perhaps a symptom of a wider theme on Strictly, where over the years some viewers have appeared to form their own judgements on contestants, regardless of what the judges think or what the overall audience vote says.

Earlier this series Lewis Cope received criticism for having been a child actor in Billy Elliot, for example, and last year JB Gill came under fire for having danced before in the boyband JLS.

Best-selling children's author and comedian David Walliams has denied allegations of inappropriate behaviour after being dropped by his publisher HarperCollins UK.

A spokesperson for HarperCollins said it had decided not to release any new titles by Walliams "after careful consideration, and under the leadership of its new CEO".

The Telegraph says it follows an investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards young women. HarperCollins did not confirm the reasons for its decision.

A spokesperson for Walliams said he had "never been informed of any allegations raised against him" by his publisher.

"He was not party to any investigation or given any opportunity to answer questions. David strongly denies that he has behaved inappropriately and is taking legal advice," the spokesperson added.

The publisher said it took employee wellbeing "extremely seriously" with "processes in place for reporting and investigating concerns".

"To respect the privacy of individuals we do not comment on internal matters," the company said.

Walliams is one of the UK's most successful children's authors, having sold more than 60 million copies worldwide in 55 languages.

HarperCollins published his first children's book, The Boy in the Dress, in 2008.

Some of his books, including Gangsta Granny and Billionaire Boy, have also been adapted into television films.

He has published more than 40 books in total, including a Christmas book titled Santa & Son, which was published by HarperCollins in October.

He first rose to fame on TV sketch series Little Britain and has also won National Television Awards for his work as a judge on Britain's Got Talent.

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He was made an OBE in 2017 for his services to charity and the arts.

But he has faced controversies including being criticised after appearing to make two Nazi salutes during a recording of BBC comedy panel show Would I Lie To You? this summer.

In 2022, he apologised and admitted making "disrespectful comments" about two Britain's Got Talent contestants during a break in filming.

He left the programme that year and sued the production company over the leaking of the remarks, reaching a settlement with them in 2023.

HarperCollins UK appointed Kate Elton as its new chief executive in October.

Singer Susan Boyle said it was "so incredibly touching" to see Hollywood star Timothée Chalamet describe her as one of his biggest British heroes.

The US actor named the Scottish singer as one of his greatest Britons alongside seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton, David and Victoria Beckham, and underground rapper Fakemink.

"She dreamt bigger than all of us," he told BBC News, referring to her 2009 Britain's Got Talent performance of I Dreamed A Dream from Les Misérables. "Who wasn't moved by that?"

In response, she said she was "very flattered", adding: "Those early days were quite something, and to know that moment meant something to you all these years on truly humbles me."

Boyle added: "We all start somewhere, with a dream and a bit of hope, don't we? We should all dream big!

"I wish you every success as you continue to dream your own dream. Thank you for your kindness and for remembering that moment so fondly. With love, Susan."

Chalamet was speaking while promoting his new film Marty Supreme, which has seen him give branded jackets to cultural and sporting figures he deems to be true greats.

They have so far included singer Frank Ocean, former NFL player Tom Brady and Barcelona's Spanish wunderkind Lamine Yamal.

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Boyle was an unlikely choice when the Oscar nominee was asked by BBC entertainment correspondent Colin Paterson which British personalities he would deem worthy.

Chalamet was 13 when Boyle shot to fame after stunning viewers and judges with her audition for Britain's Got Talent, which quickly went viral.

"I remember that like it was yesterday," the actor said. "That was like the advent of YouTube, you know."

A son of film director Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner has been arrested and booked on suspicion of murder after the couple were found dead in their Los Angeles home.

The Los Angeles Police Department said on Monday that Nick Reiner, 32, had been arrested and that he was in custody with no bail.

The deceased couple's 28-year-old daughter, Romy, found her parents in their home with multiple stab wounds on Sunday, sources told the BBC's US partner CBS News.

Rob Reiner is known for directing several iconic films in a variety of genres, including When Harry Met Sally, This is Spinal Tap, Stand By Me, Misery and A Few Good Men.

Emergency services were called to provide medical aid at the Reiners' Brentwood, California, home at around 15:38 local time (23:38 GMT) on Sunday.

The Los Angeles Fire Department said two people - later identified as Rob Reiner, 78, and his wife Michele, 68 - were pronounced dead at the scene.

Police said Nick Reiner was arrested several hours later, at about 21:15 local time on Sunday. Investigators have not publicly outlined a motive and said the investigation remains ongoing.

Nick Reiner has spoken publicly about his struggles with addiction and homelessness. His experiences formed the basis of the semi-autobiographical film Being Charlie, which he made with his father in 2015.

The family's home is in Brentwood, a wealthy celebrity enclave full of large mansions, boutique shops and restaurants. On Monday morning, a security guard stood outside the home as media gathered outside the front gate.

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Rob Reiner, the son of comedy great Carl Reiner, began his career in the 1960s and rose to fame playing Meathead in the TV sitcom All in The Family.

He cemented his success with the cult mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap in 1984, which he directed and starred in.

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He married Michele Reiner in 1989, who he said he met during the making of the romantic comedy-drama film When Harry Met Sally. The couple have three children together.

Police are investigating an "apparent homicide" after two people were found dead at the Los Angeles home of director and actor Rob Reiner.

Firefighters were called to a house in the Brentwood neighbourhood of Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon, where they found a 78-year-old man and 68-year-old woman, the LA Fire Department said. Both were pronounced dead at the home.

Officials did not immediately identify them or the circumstances surrounding their deaths.

Rob Reiner is 78 and his wife, Michele, is 68.

Reiner is a storied Hollywood filmmaker whose movies include classics such as The Princess Bride, When Harry Met Sally, and This is Spinal Tap.

A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Fire Department told the BBC that they received a call at around 15:38 local time (23:38 GMT) for medical aid to a home on Chadbourne Avenue.

Brentwood is an upscale neighbourhood in LA and home to many celebrities.

Robbery homicide detectives from the LA police department also responded to the home and have opened an investigation into what they called an "apparent homicide".

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Once inside the residence, police said they found two deceased people. Their identities have yet to be confirmed.

Authorities also did not provide further details on the circumstances surrounding the deaths.

Reiner, who was a TV star in the 1970s playing Meathead in the groundbreaking comedy All in The Family, was married to actress Penny Marshall from 1971 to 1981. He is the adoptive father to Marshall's daughter, actress Tracy Reiner.

He later married Michele Reiner, an actress and photographer, in 1989. The couple have three children together, Jake, Nick and Romy.

The Last Time Is Now. It's the name given to the tournament in which 16 wrestling giants have been competing to be the one opponent in John Cena's final fight before retirement.

And that final fight is now - Saturday night - in Washington DC, bringing the curtain down on an illustrious career that has seen the American become one of wrestling's biggest and most bankable stars.

In the 8,570 days since his debut, Cena has clinched 17 world titles and coined the iconic "You Can't See Me" catchphrase - but the 48-year-old's impact goes far beyond that.

If you were to pose the question "who is John Cena?", depending on who you ask, the answers might vary from legendary WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) superstar, to successful film actor, while some will say he's Mr Make-A-Wish (more on that later).

'An exceptional wrestling talent'

Since his 2002 debut, there's been an evolution in his own wrestling character - transitioning from "ruthless aggression" rookie, to a "Doctor of Thuganomics" rapper, and eventually a heroic character known for a "Never Give Up" attitude.

Despite criticism from some fans of his in-ring ability, with occasional chants of "you can't wrestle" through the years, "there's no doubt that he's an exceptional wrestling talent", says Brandon Thurston, editor and owner of wrestling website, Wrestlenomics.

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He feels something changed in 2005, after which WWE became "increasingly scripted in a way it had not been" before, as it entered into a more controlled, family friendly PG era. But Cena managed thrive.

"He's definitely been the biggest draw over the time which I would say stretches from 2005 to roughly 2015," Mr Thurston says, with Cena's merchandise also regularly topping sales for the company.

"There's little question that he was WWE's most important economic wrestler throughout that time - in terms of pay-per-view buys, which were still central in that era, TV ratings, and as a house show draw."

Outside the ring too, he's a personality who "people gravitate towards and want to listen to", says Mr Thurston - and wrestling fans like Joe Clarkson and Sabrina Nicole feel just that.

Broadcaster Roman Kemp and his sister, singer-songwriter Harleymoon, have triumphed in the latest series of the BBC's Race Across the World.

They reached the final checkpoint ahead of the three other pairs of contestants after a 33-day, 5,900km (3,600 mile) quest through Central America.

The pair reached the finish line two minutes before EastEnders actress Molly Rainford and her fiancé, TV and radio host Tyler West, with broadcaster Anita Rani and her dad Bal finishing six hours later.

Derry Girls actor Dylan Llewellyn and his mum Jackie came fourth - having decided to leave the race earlier in the episode because of limited funds.

Wednesday's final episode covered the last stage, a 1,000km route from Medellín to the Guajira Peninsula in Colombia.

In previous stages, the teams had to make their ways through countries including Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica and Panama.

They did so without using phones or air travel, and with a budget of £950 per person - the equivalent cost of flying the route.

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This was the BBC's third celebrity series of Race Across the World and has been attracting about six million viewers.

Roman and Harleymoon Kemp are the children of Spandau Ballet's Martin Kemp and wife Shirlie.

Roman is know as co-host of BBC One's The One Show and Capital's former breakfast show DJ, while Harleymoon is a country singer who has been releasing music for five years.

Rainford, 25, is known for playing Anna Knight in EastEnders since 2023 and reaching the final of Strictly Come Dancing in 2022.

She met Kiss radio host West when he was also a contestant on the same series of Strictly, and they announced their engagement earlier this year.

Nnena Kalu has won this year's Turner Prize, the UK's most high-profile art award, for her "bold and compelling" sculptures and drawings - and has made history as the first artist with a learning disability to win.

The judges praised Kalu's brightly coloured sculptures - which are haphazardly wrapped in layers of ribbon, string, card and shiny VHS tape - and her drawings of swirling, tornado-like shapes.

Kalu, 59, is an autistic, learning disabled artist with limited verbal communication.

Charlotte Hollinshead, who has worked with her for 25 years, said on stage at the ceremony: "This is a major, major moment for a lot of people. It's seismic. It's broken a very stubborn glass ceiling."

'Idol, legend, winner'

In a moving speech delivered alongside Kalu, she said: "This amazing lady has worked so hard for such a long time.

"It's wonderful she's finally getting the recognition she rightly, rightly deserves."

Glasgow-born, London-based Kalu was announced as the winner of the award - and its £25,000 prize money - at a ceremony in Bradford, the UK's current city of culture, on Tuesday.

She accepted the honour while wearing a rosette bearing her photo and the words: "Idol, legend, winner, whatever."

Kalu has been gradually gaining recognition in the art world in recent years after working as a resident artist with Action Space, which supports artists with learning disabilities, since 1999.

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Ms Hollinshead, her studio manager and artistic facilitator, said: "We are so happy that Nnena's talent and beautiful work is now out in the world for you all to see this complex artist who creates gorgeous, complex forms - all while listening to disco music, often as loud as possible.

"Nnena's career reflects the long, often very frustrating journey we've been on together... to challenge people's preconceptions about differently abled artists, but especially learning disabled artists, an important creative community so undervalued.

"When Nnena first began working with Action Space in 1999, the art world was not interested.

"Her work wasn't respected, not seen, and certainly wasn't regarded as cool.

"Nnena has faced an incredible amount of discrimination, which continues to this day, so hopefully this award smashes that prejudice away.

Social media star Angry Ginge has been crowned king of the jungle in this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

The 24-year-old Mancunian content creator, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle, emerged victorious in the ITV reality show's final on Sunday after three weeks in the Australian camp.

He became the winner of the show's 25th regular series, beating fellow contestants including ex-EastEnders star Shona McGarty, Celebs Go Dating receptionist Tom Read Wilson and rapper Aitch.

The 12 celebrities completing bushtucker trials and competing on the show also included Jack Osbourne, son of Ozzy; Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley; Spandau Ballet's Martin Kemp; and comedian Ruby Wax.

Sunday's final saw three contestants each complete their bushtucker trial, earning them their dream three-course meal and drink in the jungle.

McGarty's jungle journey then came to an end after she received the fewest public votes.

Ginge and Tom then joined hosts Ant and Dec, as well as the other contestants, for the announcement of the winner.

"I feel amazing. Honestly, (it is a) dream come true," Ginge said.

"I did not think I'd go all this way, never mind win, so thank you to everyone who voted."

Deputy Labour leader and Manchester Central MP Lucy Powell congratulated the 24-year-old winner.

"It was a Mancunian series and Manchester prevailed. Well done Ginge (and Aitch and co)," Powell wrote in a social media post.

The show has included the usual mix of potentially terrifying or revolting trials for the celebrities, including parachuting into the jungle, crawling through stinky slime and encountering creatures including crocodiles.

The launch show in November attracted more than 10 million viewers, which ITV said was its biggest audience since Euro 2024.

This year's series also included a new rule, meaning individual contestants could not be voted to do every bushtucker trial for numerous days in a row.

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Show bosses decided celebrities would only be able to do "two in a row and you miss a go" in order to "give all campmates the opportunity to shine".

Ahead of the final, Ginge's sister Tasha Burtwistle revealed getting on I'm a Celebrity had been one of his "bucket list" items.

Ginge has become known for his rants about football and his team Manchester United.

In 2021, he exploded in popularity when he uploaded a fictional outburst about struggling to get chips on a night out.

He has turned into one of the most popular streamers in the UK with 1.4 million followers.

Eight days after his death, Ozzy Osbourne will make his final journey through his home city of Birmingham as fans, friends and family say goodbye.

The Black Sabbath singer's body will be taken in a hearse through the city on Wednesday, on the way to his private funeral.

Funded by the family of the heavy metal pioneer, who grew up in Aston, the event is a chance for the city to pay its last respects to one of its "greatest legends", the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Zafar Iqbal, said.

The event will also allow those among the cortege to see the many floral tributes and messages left by his legions of fans on Black Sabbath Bridge.

A hearse and accompanying vehicles will slowly make their way down Broad Street from about 13:00 (12:00 GMT).

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The cortege will be accompanied by a live performance from Birmingham-based Bostin' Brass Band and other local musicians.

A tram, named after Osbourne, unveiled in 2016, will also be parked nearby outside Birmingham Library while the cortege moves through the city.

The city council said the event was expected to draw large crowds of fans gathering to say goodbye to the man who "helped shape the global heavy metal genre" and "proudly carried the spirit of Birmingham".

The older brother of Oasis stars Liam and Noel Gallagher has been charged with rape.

Paul Gallagher, 59, of East Finchley, has also been charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and three counts of sexual assault, the Metropolitan Police said.

The other charges against him are three counts of intentional strangulation, coercive and controlling behaviour and two counts of making a threat to kill.

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Police said the charges follow an investigation which commenced in 2024, adding that a woman is being supported by specially-trained officers.

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Paul Gallagher is a year older than Noel, and seven years older than Liam.

The three brothers grew up together in Burnage, Manchester, but Paul has never been involved with the band.

Oasis are currently on a hugely successful reunion tour, having played shows in Cardiff, Manchester and London, with further dates to come in Edinburgh and Dublin before the tour heads to North America.

Destiny's Child have reunited for the first time in seven years for the grand finale of Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour in Las Vegas.

The trio surprised fans with a medley of some of their best-loved songs, including Lose My Breath and Bootylicious.

Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams also joined Beyoncé for a rendition of her 2022 hit, Energy.

The chart-topping group went their separate ways in 2006, but have previously reunited during Beyoncé's half-time performance at the Super Bowl in 2013 and at her Coachella headline slot in 2018.

After the show on Saturday, Beyoncé shared a photo of the trio, dressed in gold jumpsuits, on her Instagram without a caption.

Fans were treated to several guest performances throughout the Vegas show, with Beyoncé bringing out her husband Jay-Z and country singer Shaboozey for brief cameos.

Blue Ivy, Beyoncé's daughter, also made an appearance. The 13-year-old has been a fixture of her mother's shows throughout the tour.

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The performance in Las Vegas was the 32nd and final of her Cowboy Carter tour, which also saw her perform in her hometown of Houston, Texas in June.

The three-hour rodeo extravaganza has been praised for its high energy and artistry.

It takes its name from Beyoncé's 2024 album Cowboy Carter, which was met with critical acclaim, including taking the top album prize at this year's Grammy Awards.

The show has broken ticket records at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London and Stade De France in Paris.

Fans around the world have been mourning Black Sabbath lead singer Ozzy Osbourne as a musical legend - but for many, the 76-year-old's passing also marked the loss of an early 2000s reality television icon.

Decades after his rise to heavy metal fame, the self-styled Prince of Darkness, his wife Sharon and their two then-teenage children Kelly and Jack starred in MTV's The Osbournes, pioneering what the show's producers describe as a "reality sitcom".

Before the Kardashians and the Real Housewives, there was Ozzy - battling with the TV remote in his Beverly Hills mansion.

Somehow, the blend of ultra-mundane life and spectacular fame worked - the show went on to win an Emmy and run for four seasons, from 2002 to 2005.

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"The Osbournes kicked off a wave of celebrity-driven reality TV," Andy Dehnart, president of the Television Critics Association and editor of the Reality Blurred website, told the BBC.

According to The Osbournes executive producer Greg Johnston, the creators didn't know exactly what they were aiming for when they began filming.

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This week, Claudia Winkleman will host a night of music dedicated to The Traitors at the BBC Proms.

But that's not all the next seven days have in store.

Just days after Hulk Hogan's death, a new Netflix show promises to go backstage with WWE superstars. Destination X with Rob Brydon is released, and it's Comic Con Manchester.

Read on for what's coming up this week...

If you've been missing the drama and intrigue of The Traitors, the Proms have just what you need.

On Saturday, Claudia Winkleman will host two concerts at the Royal Albert Hall exploring the tense and haunting soundtrack to the hit BBC show.

"I've asked for a cloak and an owl," Winkelman said ahead of the concerts, featuring classical pieces "with betrayal at their heart" alongside the gothic re-workings of pop songs.

Highlights of the repertoire include Vampire by Olivia Rodrigo, Hell To The Liars by London Grammar, and Experience by Ludovico Einaudi.

We've been told that previous cast members will also be making an appearance.

The prom will have a matinee and evening performance and will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 3 and BBC Sounds.

X marks the spot

Staying with the theme of BBC reality shows - here's another.

New series Destination X starts on Wednesday on BBC One and iPlayer. It sees the gamemaster Rob Brydon take 13 contestants onboard a bus through Europe with blacked out windows.

Their task? Simply to answer the question: Where the X are they?

At the end of every episode, whoever's guess is furthest away from the location is immediately thrown off the bus. And the person who makes it to the end will walk away with a cash prize of £100,000.

The Telegraph, which describes it as a cross between The Traitors and Race Across the World, says the show "could become your new obsession", while TV Zone calls it "larger than life".

As wrestling fans will know, kayfabe – the art of presenting staged performances as genuine or authentic - has long been the key to the success of WWE (and no-one was better at it than Hulk Hogan).

But could all of that good work be about to come undone? As from Tuesday, Netflix viewers will be able to sneak a peek behind the curtain and into the writers' room for perhaps the first time.

The streaming giant's latest sporting drama documentary series, WWE: Unreal, which follows on from the success of its Formula 1: Drive to Survive series, will show precisely how the stories of stars like The Rock, Cody Rhodes and Rhea Ripley, as well as John Cena and CM Punk, made it from the page to the stage.

Be careful though because, according to the promotional material, "the drama is just as intense offstage as it is under the spotlight".

You have been warned.

Great Cosplay in Greater Manchester

By Andrew Rogers, Newsbeat reporter

If you've ever wanted to see Samwise Gamgee from Lord of the Rings, Poe Dameron from Star Wars, and the ugly dog from Deadpool in one place, you're in luck this weekend.

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All of them, or at least the actors who play them, will be meeting and greeting fans at Comic Con Manchester.

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They're not always cheap either. A ticket to most conventions will set you back more than £20, with extra costs if you're there to meet your favourite celeb. Want to meet Oscar Isaac for a quick chat and an autograph? That'll be another £175.

After the full Glastonbury timetable was published this week, one band's name was on everybody's lips. Except no-one knows who they actually are.

Patchwork have a prime place on the festival's line-up - third from the top of the bill on the main Pyramid Stage on the Saturday night. The only thing is, there's no band called Patchwork.

It's a fake name for a mystery guest - just as an unknown band called The ChurnUps were on the Pyramid bill in 2023, and turned out to be the Foo Fighters.

Fans immediately went into overdrive to try to work out Patchwork's identity - part of the frenzied guessing game surrounding the festival's "surprise" sets.

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The main theories include:

• Pulp - The Britpop heroes, who stepped in to headline in 1995 (and did a secret set in 2011), have just released their first album for 24 years and have a gaping hole in their tour schedule around Glastonbury. Plus, eagle-eared fans noticed that keyboardist Candida Doyle talked in a BBC Radio 2 interview this week about her patchwork hobby. Their spokesman has said it's not them. But is that a bluff?? Likelihood rating: 9/10 but because of the official denial, actually 3/10

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"Radiohead also are in the mix of rumours because they've been teasing some tour action," suggests music journalist and broadcaster Georgie Rogers, who was a judge for Glastonbury's emerging talent competition this year and is DJing at the festival.

"Or could Elton John be returning to do something with Brandi Carlile?"

Sir Elton headlined in 2023, and Carlile, his collaborator on his last album, is on the Pyramid Stage bill on the same day as Patchwork.

Singer and actor Olly Alexander has said he has "come into a different space in my life", as he announced a new West End stage role after recently parting ways with his record label.

The star will appear in the National Theatre's production of The Importance of Being Earnest when it transfers to the West End in September.

It will be his first acting role since It's A Sin, Channel 4's acclaimed 2021 drama about the Aids crisis, for which he was nominated for a Bafta Award.

"I'd recently been thinking that I'd love to act again," he told BBC News. "I'd come to the end of my record contract, and I have a bit more breathing space to try a few different things and not feel, oh, well I have to deliver an album to my record label."

Alexander will take over from Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa, who starred in The Importance of Being Earnest when it opened at the National Theatre in 2024.

He will play Algernon when the production transfers to the Noel Coward Theatre in London.

"What's not to love?" Alexander asked. "It's such a brilliant play, Oscar Wilde's most celebrated comedy. I saw the National production and thought it was fantastic, and this opportunity came along and I jumped at the chance."

Alexander shot to fame when his band Years & Years won the BBC Sound of 2015 poll and went on to have hits such as King and Shine, and score a number one album.

He later went solo, although continued to perform as Years & Years, and scored another top-charting album in 2021. He has performed with Sir Elton John and Kylie Minogue, and was the UK's Eurovision entrant last year.

However, after his most recent album Polari, released in February, reached number 17, Alexander announced his departure from his record label.

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"They aren't dropping me, they just aren't renewing my contract," he explained at the time. "It's OK and honestly for the best. I've been on a pretty terrible deal for 10 years. It's time I do something new. But I'll still make music in the future."

Reflecting on his first decade as a pop star, Alexander told the BBC: "With music, there's an intensity to the way I've been working and putting albums out, promoting and touring. I definitely want to take the foot off the gas in terms of that intensity."

Trailblazing author Bernardine Evaristo has said she is "astonished" to have been honoured with a one-off outstanding contribution award to mark the 30th anniversary of the Women's Prize for Fiction.

Evaristo, who was the first black woman to win the prestigious Booker Prize when the award was shared with Margaret Atwood in 2019, told the BBC: "This [prize] wasn't on anyone's radar... I feel very blessed."

The accolade is in honour of her career's work - which includes her Booker-winning novel Girl, Woman, Other - and her long-running advocacy for inclusion and diversity in the arts.

Evaristo will receive £100,000 prize money and a sculpture.

Both will be presented on 12 June at a ceremony in London, where the winners of the 2025 Women's Prizes for Fiction and Non-Fiction will also be announced.

Evaristo said she would put the prize money into a project to support other women writers, and will give more details in the autumn.

"I'm not doing it because I'm a multi-millionaire," she joked. "It just feels right to put back in. We should support each other."

The writer said it was "incredibly validating" that her advocacy work had been recognised by the Women's Prize body.

"Women's fiction was in a very bad place when it [the Prize charity] began. Every year it's shone a light... and helped to amplify women's voices."

Evaristo co-founded Britain's first black women's theatre company, Theatre of Black Women, which ran from 1982 to 1988.

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She also set up the Spread the Word writers' development agency, the Complete Works mentoring scheme for poets of colour, and the Brunel International African Poetry Prize, among other projects. She was made an MBE in 2009 for services to literature.

The 66-year-old said she began her activism work in the 1980s "simply because there was a need for it".

"At that time, it's not something I saw as separate to my creativity. I did it because I knew I wanted to take responsibility, to be the change I wanted to see. I did it because it needed to be done."

It's important not to rest on your laurels because "if we don't keep up momentum, the status quo might close in on itself again", she said.

"It's not something where we can say 'We've achieved this, we can drop it'."

She said there was a current "backlash against freedoms women had earned over a century".

This week, it's time for the latest instalment in the John Wick franchise, as Ballerina hits the big screen.

But that's not all the next seven days have in store.

The Nintendo Switch 2 also launches, and TikTok star Addison Rae is releasing her debut studio album.

It’s been a few years since we last saw John Wick, but fans will be gearing up for Ballerina, the latest film in the franchise, which comes out on Friday.

Set during the events of John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, the film follows Eve Macarro (Ana de Armas), a ballerina-turned-assassin who uncovers secrets from her family's past.

It’s directed by Len Wiseman, who described it in press notes as "kind of the opposite of John Wick's story. Wick is trying to get out of his life as an assassin; Eve is wanting in - she wants to be a killer”.

Keanu Reeves, who plays the title character in the John Wick franchise, is also starring in Ballerina - but the extent of his involvement is still unknown.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, he recently said he spent only “eight days” on set of the new film.

“But it was fun to play the role again and I'm excited for people to see the film. It's in the spirit of John Wick and has new characters and opens up some stuff, so hopefully people like it,” he added.

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By Tom Gerken, technology reporter

Thursday may seem like any other day of the week to some - but it's a date gamers have had marked on their diaries for months.

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Hundreds of thousands, perhaps even a million, people will unbox their very own Nintendo Switch 2, the sequel to the third-best selling console in history.

I was one of the lucky few to get my hands on it last month, and it makes quite a first impression. It's like a Switch - but with a bigger and brighter screen, and of course much more power under the hood.

It also has a cool hook - you can use the controller like a computer mouse by twisting it on its side, making PC games such as Civilization VII a more enjoyable experience than struggling with joysticks.

It's not all good news for gamers though as that power comes with a cost - not only is the hardware more expensive than Nintendo fans may be used to, some games are too. A physical copy of Mario Kart World costs a whopping £74.99.

But with pre-orders selling out worldwide, at least for now it's looking like Nintendo might well be onto another winner.

From allegations of infidelity to swinging scandals, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives offers a look into a version of Mormon life far removed from traditional public perception.

Set in suburban Utah, the TV series follows a group of Mormon women – most of whom rose to fame on TikTok and became MomTok influencers – as they manage scandals, confront marital breakdowns and clash over everything from business ventures to party invitations.

But beneath the sensational plotlines is a more complex story about the evolving dynamics within a tight-knit community.

The group of Mormon mothers have been making content online for the past five years but say the concept of reality TV still feels very new to them.

"I've heard that eventually people learn how to play the reality TV game but that's not us yet, we're still trying to figure it out," Jessi Ngatikaura tells the BBC. "So you're getting to see the real us."

What started off as a hobby has now become a job and the women speak openly on the show about the amount of money they make from reality TV and brand deals.

"It is totally our job now but we chose this and we could all walk away any time if we didn't want to be part of it," Jessi says.

Whitney Leavitt explains that "naturally dynamics will change when there's more money and family involved and definitely some people get competitive" but reassures me the group are still friends off camera.

Across the two seasons of the show, Jessi and Whitney have had challenging storylines play out - Whitney is presented as the villain in season one and at the end of season two it is alleged Jessi has had an affair.

The pair speak candidly about the impact having your life watched and commented on by millions of people worldwide has had on them.

"It's been hard coming to terms with the fact we have no control over the narrative and you don't ever really get over it," Whitney explains. "But you have to accept that and let it go."

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As the show follows the lives of nine friends, it's easy to see how some of them may create more drama for themselves in order to guarantee some screen time but Jessi insists that's not the case and no one "plays up but naturally emotions are heightened".

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Jessi says her explosive Halloween party was not manufactured by producers and there is just "naturally so much drama that we don't need to create more just for the show".

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Ncuti Gatwa regenerated into Billie Piper in the series finale of Doctor Who on Saturday night.

He left the role after playing the iconic character for two series.

Piper, who previously played the Doctor's assistant, Rose Tyler, said the opportunity to "step back on that Tardis one more time was just something I couldn't refuse".

In a press release, the BBC said: "Just how and why she [Billie Piper] is back remains to be seen…"

The credit at the end of the programme said: "Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor. Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor. And introducing Billie Piper".

In a statement, Piper said she was delighted to be returning to the show, but that fans would have to "wait and see" what her character did next.

The new doctor has usually been introduced on the show through regeneration, but Piper's statement does not make it clear whether she will be the 16th doctor.

If confirmed as the new Doctor, Piper will be the third woman to have played the role, following Whittaker and Jo Martin.

Piper added: "It's no secret how much I love this show, and I have always said I would love to return to the Whoniverse as I have some of my best memories there, so to be given the opportunity to step back on that Tardis one more time was just something I couldn't refuse, but who, how, why and when, you'll just have to wait and see."

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Moments after the series finale aired, Piper shared a series of photos on Instagram, including two selfies of her holding a white rose and two of her playing the character Rose. The caption under the photos read: "A rose is a rose is a rose !!!"

Doctor Who showrunner and head writer Russell T Davies said: "Billie once changed the whole of television, back in 2005, and now she's done it again!

"It's an honour and a hoot to welcome her back to the Tardis, but quite how and why and who is a story yet to be told.

"After 62 years, the Doctor's adventures are only just beginning!"

Piper first appeared in the show in 2005 when it returned to TV for the first time since the 1990s, appearing alongside Christopher Eccleston and then David Tennant.

Almost every child has dreamed, if only for a moment, of living in the world of Harry Potter.

When the cast was announced for the films back in the early 2000s, I remember feeling a pang of jealousy – Emma Watson was fine, but wasn't I the real Hermione Granger? I would have given anything for a casting director to have spotted me and whisked me away to Hogwarts to play the iconic witch.

For three young actors - Dominic McLaughlin, Arabella Stanton and Alastair Stout - that fantasy has become a reality after they were cast as Harry, Hermione and Ron in HBO's forthcoming Harry Potter TV adaptation.

The trio went through a process that lasted for months and included several rounds of auditions and workshops.

They were eventually chosen after more than 30,000 children applied to join the wizarding world through an open casting call. What was the process like, and what lies in store for the chosen few?

Daniela Tasker saw the open casting call advertised on Facebook and encouraged her son and daughter to audition.

They were asked to submit two videos - a memorised monologue and a short introductory clip talking about their hobbies. Her son Marcus received a call back.

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"Marcus wasn't very interested in Harry Potter but when he made it to the next stage he read all the books, watched the films and went through a phase of loving it," Daniela tells the BBC.

In October, Marcus was sent a script from classic 1982 film ET to perform - but after submitting his video, he didn't hear back.

Despite being "very sad" about the outcome, Marcus is now determined to apply for other acting roles and has his second-round script framed in his bedroom.

This year's Oscars had it all - glamour, tears and the Wicked stars defying gravity. Here are some of the top moments from the biggest night in Hollywood.

There was an audible gasp from journalists in the winners' room when Mikey Madison was announced as the best actress winner.

Demi Moore was the favourite for much of this campaign. Things did shift after Madison's Bafta win, but the race remained incredibly tight.

In the end, it was Madison's night. It marked an incredible moment for a 25-year-old actress who was relatively unknown before her role in Anora.

This is exactly the type of rags-to-riches story that awards ceremonies love – and the film itself celebrates.

The film tells the story of sex worker Anora, who has a whirlwind ill-fated romance with the spoilt son of a Russian oligarch.

Edie Turquet, one of the young female dancers and strippers in the film, texted me to say it was "insane" that a film about sex workers could win best picture at the Oscars.

She added that she hoped it would "shift or at least challenge" perspectives of people towards her community.

We all knew it was coming but Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande belting out Wicked's anthem Defying Gravity was even better than we could have hoped for.

As Erivo, in a white gown, hit that final iconic note, the audience stood in applause.

The co-stars performed a medley of songs, including Somewhere Over the Rainbow, which Grande sang to open the show wearing a gorgeous red sequined dress.

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On the red carpet, there was quite a moment when Halle Berry ran up to Adrien Brody and gave him a big kiss.

It recreated a moment at the 2003 Academy Awards, when Brody - having just won best actor for his performance in The Pianist - turned and kissed Berry, who had presented the award to him.

She told Variety: "I had to pay him back".

Speaking to Extra, she added that the only reason she did it was because Brody's girlfriend, Georgina Chapman, "was fine" with it.

The Oscars wrote on X with a clip of the kiss: "A reunion 22 years in the making".

Anora was the big winner at the Oscars, winning five awards including best actress for breakout star Mikey Madison, and a record-breaking four prizes for its director Sean Baker.

The whirlwind drama stars relative newcomer Madison as a New York stripper who falls in love with the son of a wealthy Russian.

She held off competition from Demi Moore, and described winning the best actress Oscar as a "dream come true".

Baker became the first person to personally win four Academy Awards for a single film - for directing, editing, writing and producing Anora.

In her speech, 25-year-old Madison said: "This is very surreal. I grew up in Los Angeles but Hollywood always felt so far away from me, so to be here standing in this room today is really incredible."

She added: "I want to honour and recognise the sex worker community. I will continue to support and be an ally... the women I've had the privilege of meeting from that community has been one of the highlights of this entire incredible experience."

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The best director trophy was presented by Quentin Tarantino, who previously cast Madison in a small role in his film Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

Accepting the trophy from Tarantino, Baker told him: "If you didn't cast Mikey Madison... there'd be no Anora."

Baker went on to thank the Academy voters for "recognising a truly independent film", and used his best director speech to champion cinemas.

"Where did we fall in love with movies? At the movie theatres," Baker said. "Watching a film in a theatre with an audience is an experience.

"And at a time when the world can feel very divided, this is more important than ever, it's a communal experience you just don't get at home.

Nudity, swearing, petulance, club anthems, more nudity and a woman dressed as a horse - the 2025 Brit Awards had it all.

Charli XCX was the big winner, taking home five prizes in all - including best artist, best album and song of the year.

US star - and the BBC's Sound of 2025 - Chappell Roan picked up two awards; while Ezra Collective, The Last Dinner Party, Fontaines DC and Stormzy got one apiece.

But no-one's only interested in all that. Here's what really went down at the 2025 ceremony at London's O2 Arena.

Listen, this was never going to be anything other than Charli's night.

The pop star's seventh album, Brat, captured the cultural zeitgeist in a way that few artists ever manage.

Released in June, the record combined abrasive dance-floor beats, soaring hooks and meme-friendly artwork; as the 32-year-old assessed her place in the music industry, the real and imaginary rivals she's accumulated along the way, and whether or not to leave it all behind to have a baby.

In the star's own words, the album was "chaos and emotional turmoil set to a club soundtrack".

Just as everyone was absorbing that, she hired a bunch of guest stars - Billie Eilish, Ariana Grande, Lorde, Addison Rae, Bon Iver - and re-recorded an entirely new, sometimes superior, version of the album.

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Critics called it "pop music for the future" and praised the way its "painfully relatable" lyrics captured Charli's coming of age.

Knowingly trashy, yet surprisingly deep, it was easily the best British album of the last 12 months - and one that proved Charli's detractors wrong.

"I feel like dance music, electronic music, gets a really bad rep because everyone is like, 'It's not that deep, is it? And I kind of feel it is," she said after collecting her second award.

"This genre of music, for me, is euphoric, it allows me to escape, it allows me to feel on such a deep level."

The biggest night in British music is upon us, as the Brit Awards gear up for their 45th edition.

Charli XCX leads the nominations this year, with five in total - including artist of the year and album of the year, all thanks to her critically-acclaimed, trend-setting album Brat.

The Essex-born singer will attend the show but, surprisingly, is not expected to perform. Instead, there'll be big numbers from Ezra Collective, Sam Fender, Lola Young, and Teddy Swims.

An eclectic set of nominations also sees recognition for The Beatles, a Christmas song by Eurovision star Sam Ryder, and hits by TikTok stars like Artemas and KSI.

Here's what you need to know ahead of the ceremony.

It might not have been year's biggest-selling album, but Charli XCX's Brat spawned the most conversations.

Released in June, it combined abrasive dance-floor beats, soaring hooks and meme-friendly artwork as the 32-year-old assessed her place in the music industry, the real and imaginary rivals she'd accumulated, and whether or not to leave it all behind to have a baby.

Just as everyone was absorbing that, she hired a bunch of guest stars - Billie Eilish, Ariana Grande, Addison Rae, Bon Iver - and re-recorded an entirely new, sometimes superior, version of the album.

As authentic as it was catchy, Charli's seventh album introduced her to a whole new audience... and brought her a clutch of Brit nominations.

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Earlier this week, organisers announced she'd won songwriter of the year - earning the star her first ever Brit award (she'd received nominations before in the best female and best pop act categories).

That sets the scene for her to dominate tonight's show. If she wins everything she's nominated for, she'll tie with Raye as the most-awarded artist in a single Brits ceremony.

Sabrina Carpenter gave one of the best performances at last month's Grammy Awards.

Arriving on stage in a sparkly tuxedo dress, she rearranged her hits Espresso and Please Please Please in a jazzy big band style, and even delivered a fleet-footed tap dance sequence.

Better still, she turned the whole performance into a screwball comedy - missing her cues, dropping her cane, and accidentally knocking over her set.

A former Disney star, she sold it all with a cheeky nod and a wink, undercutting the ceremony's more self-serious acts (The Weeknd, we're looking at you).

Hopefully the singer will deliver something equally Short n' Sweet when she pops into the Brits ahead of her UK tour.

Rapper A$AP Rocky has been found not guilty of firing a gun at a former friend.

A jury in Los Angeles acquitted the musician, whose legal name is Rakim Mayers, on two felony assault charges that carried up to 24 years in prison.

Terell Ephron claimed the Grammy-nominated hip-hop star opened fire at him during an argument on a Hollywood street on 6 November 2021, grazing his knuckles with one of the shots.

Mr Mayers, who is also a fashion mogul and the longtime partner of pop star Rihanna, denied the charges, arguing that the weapon was a prop gun and that his former friend, who calls himself A$AP Relli, was only after money.

As the first not-guilty verdict was read on Tuesday, the court rang with screams and clapping. Mr Mayers rushed towards his family and partner Rihanna, who were seated behind him. He dived over a wooden barrier to embrace them.

He hugged his lawyers and appeared to have tears in his eyes as the second not-guilty verdict was read.

"Thank God for saving my life," Mr Mayers said aloud. He thanked members of the 12-person jury.

The rapper was arrested on the two felony assault charges after a heated argument with his former friend in the heart of Hollywood.

Mr Mayers and Mr Ephron have known each other since high school in New York and were part of the A$AP Mob hip-hop collective.

Their friendship cooled as A$AP Rocky's career took off.

Authorities said Mr Ephron met Mr Mayers on 6 November 2021, a day after the pair had a disagreement, outside a hotel about a block from the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame.

An altercation ensued.

Mr Mayers was alleged to have whipped out a gun from his waistband and pointed it at Mr Ephron, telling him: "I'll kill you right now."

"He looked me in my eyes and pointed the gun at me," Mr Ephron testified.

Mr Ephron said he told the rapper to fire the weapon, but Mr Mayers started walking away.

As he left, Mr Ephron followed, shouting at him.

Prosecutors alleged that at this point, Mr Mayers once again pulled out the gun and fired multiple shots, with one bullet said to have grazed Mr Ephron's knuckles.

Much of the trial hinged on whether the firearm in question was a harmless prop gun, as Mr Mayers's defence said, or a real weapon capable of causing harm, as Mr Ephron and prosecutors alleged.

The weapon has not been recovered by authorities.

Jurors were able to watch some footage of the altercation because parts were captured on surveillance video, including audio of gunfire, but no video evidence directly showed any shooting.

Mr Ephron took two days before reporting the incident to authorities and brought shell casings he said he had retrieved from the scene.

But police who responded to reports of a shooting in the area did not locate any shell casings. Mr Ephron, who said he returned with his girlfriend hours later, said he knew exactly where to look, but no surveillance footage corroborates his account.

He was not admitted to hospital in Los Angeles and instead went for medical treatment after flying back to New York.

Attorneys for Mr Mayers suggested that Mr Ephron had planted the shell casings to frame the rapper.

The trial was marked by emotional and combative exchanges, particularly when Mr Ephron - the trial's star witness - took the stand.

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At one point, Mr Ephron called Mr Tacopina - a defence attorney for Mr Mayers - "annoying", which led to a reprimand from the judge.

Another witness, A$AP Twelvyy, was asked by prosecutors about a photograph showing Mr Mayers's bed with the letters "AWGE" emblazoned on the furniture.

When asked what that stood for, Mr Mayers unexpectedly interrupted the proceedings and yelled, "Don't say!" Twelvyy ultimately refused to elaborate.

Outbursts from defendants during trials are uncommon, especially in front of a jury.

However, for a criminal suspect on trial to interject and instruct a witness not to answer a prosecutor's question during cross-examination is something nearly unheard of in a court.

Plans to convert a Leeds church into a National Poetry Centre and a former Ikea in Coventry into a visitor attraction are among cultural projects that have had government funding worth a total of £67m confirmed.

However, six more locations that had been promised a further £30m will now not receive that money.

Almost £100m was originally announced for "Levelling Up" culture projects in April 2024, which was then in the balance after the general election.

The incoming government said it was "minded to withdraw" all of the money because of "the need to make savings", but has now chosen 10 places to keep their funding.

'Surge of popularity'

They include the National Poetry Centre, which is the brainchild of Poet Laureate Simon Armitage.

It will receive £5m towards creating a 250-seat performance theatre, bookshop, library, cafe, recording facilities and rehearsal spaces in Trinity St David's Church.

"Thanks to this excellent news, the National Poetry Centre will become a reality," Armitage said.

"Poetry is enjoying a surge of popularity, offering people from every walk of life an accessible and memorable means of expression. Leeds, at the heart of Britain and the crossroads of the country, is the perfect place for a national and international headquarters."

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said: "This support will empower our cultural organisations to continue playing an essential role in developing skills, talent and high-quality careers in every corner of the UK."

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The government said it had prioritised projects from the original list that were the most advanced, would make significant cultural impact, and would maximise economic growth.

'Clearly disappointed'

However, several areas that had been earmarked to receive £5m each will miss out. They are: Maldon in Essex, Redditch in Worcestershire, High Peak and Erewash in Derbyshire, Mendip in Somerset, and North Northamptonshire.

Jason Smithers, leader of North Northamptonshire Council, said he was "clearly disappointed" by the withdrawal of funding that would have paid for "an exciting and impactful programme of projects which would have helped deliver real economic benefits".

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Cllr Federica Smith-Roberts, Somerset Council's executive lead member for communities, housing and culture, said it was "very disappointing news indeed for our communities and the creative industries" in the county.

She added: "It appears that once again it's the rural communities that miss out whilst the cities receive the money. People have invested their time, and placed their hope, into getting this government funding, and I really feel for them today."

A spokesperson for the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government said: "This government inherited unfunded commitments to these projects, along with many others, but by making difficult choices we have managed to re-prioritise some funding within extremely tight budgets.

"We have carefully considered the responses to our consultation and chosen projects at an advanced stage that will have the greatest impact on local people and economic growth - this government's number one mission."

Pope drama Conclave and immigration epic The Brutalist walked away with some of the biggest prizes at the Bafta film awards on Sunday.

Conclave, made by German director Edward Berger, picked up four awards in total including best film and best British film; the first time a movie has won both in the same year since the 2019 war drama, 1917. It also won best adapted screenplay and best editing.

US filmmaker Brady Corbet's The Brutalist also won four - Corbet picked up best director while Adrien Brody won best actor for his portrayal of Hungarian architect and Holocaust survivor, László Tóth. The film also won best original score and cinematography.

Other winners included Mikey Madison (best actress, for Anora), Kieran Culkin (best supporting actor, for A Real Pain) and Zoe Saldaña (best supporting actress, for Emilia Pérez).

Anora, about a New York stripper who has a whirlwind romance with the son of a Russian oligarch, had been picking up best picture momentum ahead of the Oscars next month - but instead came away with best actress and best casting.

The best actress win for Madison was something of a surprise, despite her impressive performance in Sean Baker's film. Madison herself, on accepting the prize, said: "Wow, I really wasn't expecting this. I probably should have listened to my publicist and written a speech or something!"

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The 25-year-old starred in US comedy series Better Things and also had roles in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and horror film Scream. But her leading role in Anora has catapulted her into the spotlight.

Madison added: "I want to take a moment to recognise the sex worker community. I see you, you deserve respect and human decency. I will always be an ally and a friend."

Demi Moore, who stars in body horror The Substance, has been picking up best actress prizes in the last couple of months, including at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards.

Many thought she would win the Bafta, too. She will still be a favourite at the Oscars although Madison's Bafta win does make things more interesting.

The Substance only picked up one win on Sunday for make-up and hair. The film sees a TV aerobics presenter in her 50s (Moore) who takes a black-market drug to create a younger, more beautiful version of herself. Full of gory effects, the film is the favourite to pick up the same prize at next month's Oscars.

Netflix has been forced to move its Bafta Film Awards afterparty after the original venue was evacuated due to a fire.

Scores of firefighters took more than five hours to tackle the blaze on Friday at the Chiltern Firehouse, a five-star hotel in Marylebone in central London.

The streaming giant will now hold its event on Sunday night at The Twenty Two, a luxury hotel in London's Mayfair.

An investigation has been launched over the fire, which led to the evacuation of 100 guests. London Fire Brigade (LFB) said no injuries were reported, but the venue will remain closed until further notice.

The Bafta Film Awards are being held at London's Royal Festival Hall on Sunday.

Pope selection drama Conclave leads the Bafta field with 12 nominations, followed by Emilia Pérez, The Brutalist and Anora.

After the ceremony, which will be hosted by David Tennant, actors, producers, directors and others within the industry will flock to a number of afterparties being held around the capital.

• Baftas 2025: The nominations list in full

The main Bafta afterparty will take place at the Southbank Centre.

But Netflix is hosting its own party to recognise its talent. The US media firm has multiple nominations, including for Spanish-language musical Emilia Pérez.

It had planned to hold the event at the Chiltern Firehouse - a well-known celebrity hotspot which has previously hosted A-listers including Dua Lipa, Lady Gaga, Tom Cruise and Johnny Depp.

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However, the hotel's owner Andre Balazs said the venue will "remain closed until further notice" following Friday's fire.

"We are grateful to confirm that no one was hurt, and our guests and staff safely evacuated," he added.

Fire crews from Euston, Soho, Paddington, West Hampstead, Kensington, Chelsea, and surrounding fire stations were deployed after first being called just before 15:00 GMT, with videos on social media showing firefighters using a crane to douse flames as they engulfed the top of the building.

The fire service said the blaze started in ducting and spread from the ground floor to the roof of the four-storey hotel, and was under control by shortly after 20:00.

The cause is under investigation.

Located on Chiltern Street, the hotel occupies the site of a Victorian fire station built in 1889.

The Chiltern Firehouse opened in 2013 as a 26-suite hotel and 200-seater restaurant.

Peter Kay made the news last weekend when he kicked two hecklers out of his show at the Manchester Arena.

Kay defended the move afterwards, saying he'd done his "best to address the situation and made light of it, as any comedian would, but unfortunately their interruptions continued".

One heckler was removed for loudly ordering the Bolton comic's favourite "garlic bread" one too many times. He went on to tell the Daily Mail he felt he'd been "treated like a terrorist".

Another had announced "we love you, Peter" in the aftermath, resulting in Kay calling her Lisa Riley as she was ejected, because of her resemblance to the actress.

The woman later said on TikTok that she felt "humiliated" and thought his reaction was a bit "over the top".

BBC News journalist Ellen Kirwin told the BBC the "vibe was good" in the place before the red cards, which "seemed unjustified".

The incidents prompted a week-long discussion about when piping up can be fun, and how it can quickly get out of hand.

WIth this in mind, we asked an English, a Welsh and Scottish comedian - almost a joke in itself, if they were to walk into a bar together - for their thoughts on the subtle art of dealing with hecklers.

Larry Dean, who starts his UK tour on Wednesday 19 February in Cardiff, tells the BBC he "felt sorry for the audience, not just Peter Kay".

"It's a really hard thing to do because no one wants to see a comic go serious, you feel like a teacher sometimes," he says.

"It changes the atmosphere when a heckler goes too far, but it really is about gaging, do the people around me want me to keep going?"

Last year, Dean found himself the victim of what he has described as "the most brutal heckle ever".

When discussing the topic of ghosts, he overheard a woman loudly talking to someone else in the audience and decided to ask if she was okay.

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"My dad bought me these tickets because he's dying and he wanted me to have a laugh," came the reply.

"We're not laughing", she added, "so I've said to my pal we're going to leave."

Dean recalls his shocked response.

"Obviously I'm not gonna make fun of that," Dean tells the BBC.

The Glaswegian looked so discombobulated by the heckle that another audience member asked him if he was okay.

"Looking at it, perspective wise, Chris Rock [who was slapped on stage at the Oscars by Will Smith) and Peter Kay - who have the two most famous show interuptions from the past few years - they've have had it easy!

Robert Pattinson has said becoming a dad has made life "more fun".

The British actor, 38, and singer Suki Waterhouse, 33, welcomed their first child last March.

Speaking at the London premiere for dark sci-fi film Mickey 17, Pattinson told BBC News he had expected to feel "less danger prone" after the birth of his daughter, but he has instead found "it's very joyful".

"If someone told me I was going to die in a week, I'd be like, 'What? I want to spend some more time with my kid'," he said, before laughing: "That's a very deep answer."

Pattinson is starring in the new film from Parasite director Bong Joon-ho.

Based on the 2022 novel Mickey 7 by Edward Ashton, it is about a financially destitute man who signs up to be an "expendable" crew member on a dangerous mission to colonise an ice world.

Every time he dies, he's cloned, with his memories intact.

BBC News has not yet seen the film, but production notes and clips shared online indicate it raises bigger questions about life, mortality and memory.

At the world premiere at London's Leicester Square, fans - primarily young female ones - screamed at the sight of the heartthrob, known to many as "R-Patz".

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Pattinson is starring in the new film from Parasite director Bong Joon-ho.

Based on the 2022 novel Mickey 7 by Edward Ashton, it is about a financially destitute man who signs up to be an "expendable" crew member on a dangerous mission to colonise an ice world.

Every time he dies, he's cloned, with his memories intact.

BBC News has not yet seen the film, but production notes and clips shared online indicate it raises bigger questions about life, mortality and memory.

At the world premiere at London's Leicester Square, fans - primarily young female ones - screamed at the sight of the heartthrob, known to many as "R-Patz".

Manchester bands Oasis and New Order are among the 14 acts being considered for inclusion in the prestigious Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year.

They're joined by artists such as Mariah Carey, Cyndi Lauper and The White Stripes on the 2025 longlist.

Half of the 14 nominees are first-timers, including English punk star Billy Idol, rock and roll pioneer Chubby Checker, and "mad dog with soul" Joe Cocker.

Performers become eligible for nomination 25 years after the release of their first commercial recording. Voting starts now, with the finalists revealed in April.

It is the second time Oasis have been nominated, having first appeared on the ballot in 2024.

Their inclusion comes as the band gear up for a sold-out reunion tour, which kicks off in Cardiff this July.

But singer Liam Gallagher has previously criticised the Hall of Fame, saying he wasn't interested in receiving an award from "some geriatric in a cowboy hat".

He added, perhaps sarcastically, that Oasis didn't deserve their nomination "as much as Mariah [Carey]".

In the end, both Oasis and Carey were overlooked last year - with voters choosing to induct Cher, Mary J Blige, Ozzy Osbourne and A Tribe Called Quest instead.

Asked for her thoughts on the snub, Carey said: "My thoughts are: I didn't get in.

"My lawyer got into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame before me," she added, referencing entertainment lawyer Allen Grubman - who also represented clients like Madonna, Bruce Springsteen and Lady Gaga.

Grubman was inducted into the Rock Hall in 2022 as the recipient of the Ahmet Ertegun Award, which honours music industry figures.

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With 19 US number one singles, she is second only to the Beatles in terms of chart success - but she didn't receive her first nomination for the hall of fame until last year, almost a decade after she first became eligible.

Other notable artists who have failed to enter the hall include Iron Maiden, The Monkees, Daft Punk, Wu Tang Clan and The Smiths.

Peter Kay has said he had "no choice" but to ask security to eject two hecklers at his show on Saturday because their "repeated disruptions" made it "impossible to continue".

The comedian asked staff at Manchester's AO Arena to remove a man who shouted "Garlic bread", his Phoenix Nights catchphrase, before telling them to throw out a woman who kept calling his name.

The man told the Daily Mail he was "treated like a terrorist", while the woman, who Kay called Lisa Riley because of her resemblance to the actress, told the Manchester Evening News she was "annoyed and upset".

Kay said they had been "disrupting from the very start" and he "did my best to address the situation and made light of it, as any comedian would, but unfortunately, their interruptions continued".

He explained: "I then tried to ignore them, hoping they'd settle down, but when the disruption persisted into the second half of the show, I asked the audience around them if they were being bothered by the noise. They all shouted 'yes,' and when I asked for a show of hands, at least 40 people raised theirs.

"At that point, I had no choice but to take action.

"The lady who was escorted out did bear a striking resemblance to Lisa Riley, though I don't see how that's an insult."

He said he had only kicked out one other person in the previous 114 shows of his three-year tour.

"As a comedian, you never want to eject anyone, but when repeated disruptions make it impossible to continue, it's important to consider the experience of the rest of the audience, who've paid to see a show without interruption," he said.

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'Garlic dead'

A video of the incident published by the Sun showed Kay making jokes at the first heckler's expense before taunting him as security stepped in. The comedian declared the man "garlic dead" and pulled up a chair to watch him being ejected.

When the woman started shouting Kay's name and "We love you, Peter", he asked the audience "Is she a nightmare?" before calling on security staff to evict her too. "Go on, Lisa Riley," he told her.

The woman told the Manchester Evening News that was a dig at her weight because Riley "has lost a lot of weight and looks great but she used to be a bit bigger".

"I'm self-conscious about that so to go to a show and feel like you're having the mick taken out of you because of your weight, I was just a bit shocked," she said.

Sabrina Carpenter will perform at this year's Brit Awards, organisers have announced.

The Espresso singer has also been named winner of the ceremony's Global Success award recognising "phenomenal" worldwide music sales.

It is the first time an international artist has been given the honour after Brits bosses changed the rules to make overseas artists eligible.

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Previous winners have included One Direction, Ed Sheeran, Adele and Sam Smith.

Sabrina is also nominated in the international artist of the year and international song of the year categories.

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Organisers said 2024 had been a "a truly incredible year" for Sabrina "in which she dominated global charts".

The singer held the number one position in the UK singles chart for a total of 21 weeks and became the first female artist to hold the three top slots at the same time.

In the USA, the three singles - Taste, Please Please Please and Espresso - equalled a record set by The Beatles 60 years ago, according to the Brit Awards' organisers.

Other acts set to perform at the ceremony on 1 March include JADE, Myles Smith, Shaboozey and Teddy Swims.

Bring on the granny pants and awkward moments, because beloved singleton Bridget Jones is back on our screens on Thursday.

But that's not all the week has in store.

It's the finale of Beast Games, there's a new album by Rizzle Kicks, Civilization VII is being released, and the 90s/00s theme continues with Clueless the Musical.

When Beast Games launched, the Amazon series promised to be the biggest live game show in the world.

The reality competition show sees 1,000 people compete in a series of elimination challenges for a $5m (£4.02m) cash prize.

The man behind it is, of course, MrBeast himself - the most popular YouTuber in the world, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson.

The finale is this Thursday. But the series has not been without controversy. It's drawn comparisons with Squid Game, for the elaborate tasks that contestants are set.

In September, Amazon and MrBeast were named in a US lawsuit which made a number of claims about how participants were treated on set.

Amazon and MrBeast did not respond to a request for comment on this. MrBeast previously claimed that the allegations were "blown out of proportion".

After almost a decade away, hapless heroine Bridget Jones is back.

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy hits cinemas this Thursday, right in time for Valentine's Day (I have booked tickets... tragically).

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Following the death of Mr Darcy, Bridget (played by Renée Zellweger) is now a widow, trying to bring up two kids. She is also re-entering the world of dating, by having a fling with a much younger man - played by Leo Woodall, of One Day fame.

My colleague Colin Paterson asked Renée how she began preparing to play Bridget again.

"I start trying to speak like [Bridget] before I start rehearsing," the American actress said.

"So I sound a bit like I have pretences, putting on airs for a while. It's abysmal for a while," she laughed.

"I find that hard to believe," Leo jumped in. But Renée insisted, "it's true."

Tune in to BBC Breakfast on Monday for Colin's full interview, ahead of the film's release.

TV host Chelsea Handler "thanked" actors Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni at Friday night's Critics Choice Awards during her opening monologue.

The comedian said that people in Los Angeles and across the country had been "through a lot lately", and that it was important in such times to have a "distraction".

Handler's remarks were met with laughter by the audience but on social media she was criticised for "trivialising" the feud.

Lively, 37, sued Baldoni, 41, in December, accusing him of sexual harassment and a smear campaign. Baldoni is counter-suing Lively and her husband, the actor Ryan Reynolds, on claims of civil extortion, defamation and invasion of privacy.

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Handler began the ceremony, which was held in Santa Monica, by praising the first responders who had tackled the recent deadly wildfires in LA.

"I want to acknowledge that we've been through a lot lately, not just here in Los Angeles, but our entire country waking up every day, not knowing what news we are going to hear that will disappoint or horrify us," she said.

"So, it is important in times like these to have a distraction. And that's why I want to personally extend my gratitude to Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively.

"Thank you for providing us with that distraction. I'm grateful... I think everybody in this room, no matter whose side you're on, we can all agree to accept that there's probably not going to be a sequel."

"It ends with us, guys," Handler concluded, in a reference to the 2024 film It Ends With Us in which Lively and Baldoni co-starred.

Neither Baldoni or Lively were present at the awards on Friday night.

Video footage posted online shows the monologue as well received by the audience.

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But on social media, one X user said Handler was "trivialising" the feud while another said the jokes were "in poor taste".

Big wins for Demi Moore and Anora

Meanwhile, Demi Moore took another leap ahead in the Oscars race, winning best actress at Friday's ceremony.

The 62-year-old, who also scooped up the award at last month's Golden Globes, has enjoyed a remarkable career resurgence thanks to her role in body horror The Substance.

"This has been such a wild ride," said Moore.

She thanked critics for celebrating "this genre of horror films, that are overlooked and not seen for the profundity that they can hold".

Moore's win came at the expense of Emilia Perez rival Karla Sofia Gascon, whose past tweets caused a significant fallout.

But the Spanish-language musical did manage to pick up several awards on the night, including best supporting actress for Zoe Saldana.

Anora, a film about a stripper and occasional sex worker who marries the spoiled son of a Russian oligarch, bagged the prize of best picture at the end of the night, having missed out in earlier categories.

Your 20s are a whirlwind of bad dates, career crises, and wondering if you'll ever really get your life together.

Enter Bridget Jones, the queen of chaotic charm, who has been stumbling through life lessons since before many of us can remember.

Despite the original Bridget Jones's Diary book being released in 1996 and the film in 2001, it seems the floundering and flawed heroine has captivated the hearts of Gen Z, who weren't born when Helen Fielding's novel was first published.

Fielding says she finds it "comforting" that women in their 20s have a real interest in Bridget’s trials and tribulations. At her book signings, she says "half the audience are Gen Zs".

From navigating embarrassing work mishaps to realising that self love (and maybe an extra glass of Chardonnay) is the key to happiness, Bridget has been there, done that, and lived to tell the tale.

Ahead of the release of the new film Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy next week, we've been speaking to three women in their 20s about the life lessons the character taught them: Sophie Gwillym from Cardiff, 28, Hannah Booth in Chester, 25, and 27-year-old Sophie Tyler from Yorkshire.

And then there's us - Yasmin and Noor - both fans of the franchise who have a lot to say about it.

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Yasmin: In the summer before high school, I stole a tattered copy of Bridget Jones's Diary from my parents' bookshelf and read it all in one night hidden under my duvet. To me, it was a bible for adult life, which, being on the edge of puberty and going into year seven, felt like a total must-read. Almost all of it went over my head at that age but one thing stuck with me: Bridget Jones felt like a real woman who, unlike other perfect heroines that featured in many stories that were actually aimed at children, was flawed and nuanced.

Noor: I was at school and I remember my English teacher talking about one of the films. She was refusing to go see it, as she felt the whole premise was completely unrealistic ("As if such a beautiful, competent woman would be struggling to find love"). But my older sister was going, so I tagged along and it was love at first sight plus I'll admit I fancied Hugh Grant just a bit.

Sophie T: My best friend and I watched the first film at a sleepover when we were about 14. I think, on reflection, the scene where Bridget sleeps with Hugh Grant’s character, Daniel Cleaver, for the first time probably wasn't appropriate for us... I do remember thinking she shouldn't have worn the big knickers (but I would've had no idea why), and we giggled through all the adult bits.

Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath are reuniting for one last time, to play a fund-raising concert in Birmingham on 5 July.

The heavy metal pioneers will headline a spectacular one-day festival at Villa Park, featuring dozens of bands they inspired, including Metallica, Pantera, Slayer, Gojira and Anthrax.

The concert will mark the first time that Black Sabbath's original line-up - Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward - have played together in 20 years.

Osbourne, who has largely been forced to stop touring due to a combination of Parkinson's and spinal injuries, will play a short solo set before joining his bandmates.

His wife, Sharon, told BBC News he was determined to put on one final show.

"He's doing great. He's doing really great," she said. "He's so excited about this, about being with the guys again and all his friends. It's exciting for everyone."

However, she said the concert would definitively be the 76-year-old's final show.

"Ozzy didn't have a chance to say goodbye to his friends, to his fans, and he feels there's no been no full stop.

"This is his full stop."

Heavy metal icons

The concert, dubbed Back To The Beginning, was announced at Villa Park on Wednesday by Sharon, and Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi.

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Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello, who is serving as the event's musical director, said it would be "the greatest heavy metal show ever".

Proceeds from the show will support Cure Parkinson's, the Birmingham Children's Hospital and Acorn Children's Hospice, a Children's Hospice supported by Aston Villa.

Other acts on the line-up include Alice In Chains, Halestorm, Lamb Of God and Mastodon.

In addition, the concert will feature a "supergroup", with stars like Billy Corgan, Slash, Fred Durst, Wolfgang Van Halen and Tom Morello.

"It's an endless amount of people," said Sharon Osbourne. "They're going to be doing some Sabbath songs, some Ozzy songs, and they'll all mix together.

"Different little groups will be coming on, but they're all icons."

A woman has filed civil lawsuits against Neil Gaiman and his ex-wife in the US, accusing the British author of sexually assaulting her.

The lawsuits against Gaiman and Amanda Palmer were filed in Wisconsin, Massachusetts and New York.

The woman alleges the former couple violated laws on federal human trafficking, with complaints of assault, battery and inflicting emotional distress against Gaiman and negligence against Palmer. She is seeking at least $7m (£5.6m) in damages.

Gaiman, 64, whose books Good Omens, American Gods and The Sandman have been adapted for television, has denied allegations of sexual misconduct made by eight women.

He said he has "never engaged in non-consensual sexual activity with anyone. Ever".

The lawsuits claim the woman was befriended by Palmer when she was 22 and homeless in New Zealand and began working for the couple, which is when the assaults began.

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According to the lawsuits, Palmer told the woman there had been previous complaints from more than a dozen different women.

Gaiman has denied all of the allegations made against him, posting on his blog, on 14 January: "I've stayed quiet until now, both out of respect for the people who were sharing their stories and out of a desire not to draw even more attention to a lot of misinformation.

"As I read through this latest collection of accounts, there are moments I half-recognise and moments I don't, descriptions of things that happened sitting beside things that emphatically did not happen."

He acknowledged that he was "careless with people's hearts and feelings" and could have "done so much better", but said he does not "accept there was any abuse".

In many ways Anora feels like a fairy tale. Except that the film's title character - Ani to her friends - is a stripper and occasional sex worker. And her Prince Charming is the spoiled son of a Russian oligarch.

When he spontaneously proposes, and they get married in Las Vegas, it seems all her dreams are coming true. But she quickly finds that a host of people strongly disapprove of the match.

For Mikey Madison though, it is a dream of a part, where she gets to display everything from steely strength to delicate fragility.

"I recognised from the beginning that she's a very complicated character, very nuanced," agrees Mikey Madison.

"I always felt that she was someone who was very vulnerable on the inside. But is constantly covering it up with this hardness or an aggression. But I do think that she's quite soft inside.

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"I think that she's hopeful that this is her happily ever after, and I think that it's an opportunity and I like that she doesn't want to let go of them. And so she's going to fight to the end to try to save it."

Both the film, and Madison's performance in particular, have been gaining huge amounts of awards momentum. It started when the movie premiered at Cannes.

"I have been working for almost a decade now, well trying to work. And that was my ultimate dream, to go to Cannes. And we had a film in the main competition, and then we won [the top prize, the Palme D'Or] and that was crazy in itself."

She calls "everything that has followed" an "absolutely wonderful, pleasant surprise".

"Especially because I think I went into it feeling really proud of the film, and like we made something special to us. And the fact that the film is also special to other people is wonderful.

Correcting what was widely seen as an historic wrong, Beyoncé won best album at the 67th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.

The star was recognised for her eighth album, Cowboy Carter, which celebrates and contextualises the black roots of country music. She had previously been passed over for the ceremony's main prize on four separate occasions.

As her name was read out, Beyoncé hugged her daughter Blue Ivy, then her husband Jay-Z, before walking to the stage in a gold paisley dress to accept the trophy.

"I just feel very full and very honoured," she said. "It's been many, many years."

The singer dedicated her award to Linda Martell, one of the pioneers for black musicians in country music and the first black woman to perform solo at the Grand Ole Opry (Ms Martell features on several of Cowboy Carter's songs).

The singer dedicated her award to Linda Martell, one of the pioneers for black musicians in country music and the first black woman to perform solo at the Grand Ole Opry (Ms Martell features on several of Cowboy Carter's songs).

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"I hope we just keep pushing forward [and] opening doors," Beyoncé continued. "God bless y'all. Thank you so much."

The star's victory comes 25 years after her first Grammy nomination, as part of the R&B group Destiny's Child.

She went on to become the most-awarded artist in Grammys history, with a haul of 35 trophies - but the main prize eluded her until Sunday night.

In the end, it took a switch of genre to earn the Texas-born musician a win.

Focusing on country and Americana, Cowboy Carter is the second part of a trilogy of albums that interrogates American musical traditions and uncovers the often unheralded contributions made by black artists.

Notably, it makes Beyoncé the first black woman to win album of the year since 1999, when Lauryn Hill's The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill took the title.

"I hope we just keep pushing forward [and] opening doors," Beyoncé continued. "God bless y'all. Thank you so much."

The star's victory comes 25 years after her first Grammy nomination, as part of the R&B group Destiny's Child.

She went on to become the most-awarded artist in Grammys history, with a haul of 35 trophies - but the main prize eluded her until Sunday night.

In the end, it took a switch of genre to earn the Texas-born musician a win.

Focusing on country and Americana, Cowboy Carter is the second part of a trilogy of albums that interrogates American musical traditions and uncovers the often unheralded contributions made by black artists.

Notably, it makes Beyoncé the first black woman to win album of the year since 1999, when Lauryn Hill's The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill took the title.

This article contains spoilers about Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy has been billed as the fourth and final film in the series - but its star Renée Zellweger says she has her "fingers crossed" that is not the case.

Zellweger has played our favourite hapless heroine for more than 20 years and seems as attached to her as ever, calling the character an "old friend".

Speaking at the film's premiere in London's Leicester Square on Wednesday evening, the actress says she is "in denial" and "it hasn't sunk in yet" that the franchise may be coming to a close.

"Let me live in denial for a little longer", she laughs.

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Yet, while there are no plans to take the Bridget Jones story any further, author Helen Fielding is not completely ruling out the prospect.

The new film sees Bridget living as a widow, becoming a single mother and tackling modern dating.

The story is partially inspired by Fielding's own loss. Her husband, Kevin Curran, died in 2016.

Zellweger says the film is a "beautiful story and really the most personal for Helen. She is sharing about her own experiences about loss, grief and finding new happiness, it's a pretty special one".

She adds she has always felt "really, really lucky to get the part" and "was just trying not to get fired".

British theatre director and composer Claire van Kampen has died aged 71, her husband actor Sir Mark Rylance has confirmed.

Van Kampen, who was the first female musical director at both the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre, died on Saturday after being diagnosed with cancer, a statement shared on behalf of Sir Mark and her daughter Juliet said.

They described her as "one of the funniest and (most) inspiring women we have ever known".

Her theatre credits also include writing the play Farinelli And The King, which starred her husband and was nominated for several Olivier Awards including best new play, and a number of Tony Awards.

She died in the German town of Kassel surrounded by her family, the statement said. Saturday also marked Sir Mark's 65th birthday.

"We thank her for imbuing our lives with her magic, music, laughter, and love," it added.

"Ring the bell, sound the trumpets reverie, something is done, something is beginning. One of the great wise ones has passed."

Van Kampen and Sir Mark married in 1989, the same year she composed the music for the Royal Shakespeare Company production of Hamlet which he starred in.

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She went on to compose original scores for Broadway productions including True West, Boeing-Boeing and La Bete, as well as adaptations of Shakespeare's Twelth Night and Richard IIII.

After training at the Royal College of Music in London, where she studied music theory and piano, van Kampen joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1986.

She joined the Royal National Theatre the following year, and went on to serve as an artistic associate to Sir Mark at Shakespeare's Globe theatre in the capital.

Most recently, van Kampen was Globe associate and senior research fellow for early modern music at the Globe, as well as a creative associate at the Old Vic Theatre in London.

She also worked as a Tudor music advisor and arrange for the BBC television series Wolf Hall.

Van Kampen had two daughters with her previous husband, architect Christopher van Kampen.

Her daughter Nataasha, a filmmaker, died aged 28 in 2012 after suffering a brain haemorrhage.

Actress Cameron Diaz has said the decade she spent in retirement from acting were "the best 10 years" of her life.

The Holiday star returned to screens this month in new spy thriller - Back in Action - with actor Jamie Foxx.

It is unclear if this is a permanent return to acting though, as she told the Graham Norton Show "this is maybe the beginning... I don't know".

Asked if she liked the anonymity of taking a step back, she said "omg I loved it", adding she was "free" to be a mom and a wife but that she was "really grateful" to be back.

Her last role was Ms Hannigan in the 2014 remake of Annie - a film which Foxx was also in. However, Diaz only formally confirmed her retirement from acting in 2018.

Foxx, who has worked alongside Diaz twice before, said he persuaded her to come back to the industry by "very humbly" asking if she would return and "grace us with her incredible talent".

She said she was back in the world of film "at least for this" after 10 years of "not even paying attention".

When Diaz received the script for this new project, she and musician husband Benji Madden said "maybe it's time to switch it up for the family a little bit because, you know, it's Jamie".

It would take someone special to "leave my family for 10 hours a day", she added.

In Back in Action, Diaz and Jamie Foxx play a married couple - with children - and former spies who are forced out of retirement when danger finds them and puts their lives at risk.

Talking about her hiatus, Diaz called it the "best" 10 years of her life.

"I was free to be [like] 'I'm a mum, I'm a wife, I'm living my life' - it was so lovely."

"Ten years in, this made sense for my family," she explained.

When she first stepped away from acting, Diaz said she was still asked to play roles.

"Everybody would be like: 'Would you like to -' No.

"'You know, there's this thing -' I don't care.

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"'Would you like to join us -' Nope, and then people stopped asking."

Now, 10 years on, she told Norton she feels like it's a "privilege" to act.

"If I just let this go away, all of this goodwill that I got to build over so much time, the passion I have for entertaining people and making movies that people smile and laugh [at] and have a good time… if I don't engage that again, and give that a chance and participate in it and be grateful for it, then I would be a fool," she explained.

She added: "Maybe I'll tip toe in, maybe just go gung-ho, I don't know."

The chart-topping K-pop band NewJeans may be prevented from signing advertising deals and other contracts, after their record label filed an injunction against them.

The five-piece are currently engaged in a fierce dispute with Ador, the entertainment company that formed their band in 2022.

Last November, the group claimed their contracts were invalid, due to what they alleged was a pattern of bullying, harassment and subterfuge at the company. Ador, which denied the allegations, sued to have their contracts upheld.

The company is now accusing NewJeans of trying to sign independent deals without its approval, and has taken further legal action in Seoul, South Korea.

"This decision was made to prevent confusion and potential harm to third parties, including advertisers," Ador explained in a statement.

The agency also warned that there could be broader repercussions for South Korea's lucrative music industry if NewJeans' actions went unchecked.

"Allowing unilateral terminations of exclusive contracts and independent activities without legal procedures could undermine investment in the entertainment industry and destabilise the K-pop sector," Ador said in its injunction application, according to the Yonhap News Agency.

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In 2023, they were the eighth biggest-selling act in the world. Last year, they picked up a nomination for best group at the MTV Awards.

But their relationship with Ador soured after its parent company Hybe allegedly forced out their mentor, Min Hee-Jin.

The band issued an ultimatum demanding that Min should be restored. When Hybe refused, the group went public with a number of complaints against the label, including the claim that Hybe had deliberately undermined their careers.

The family of drag icon The Vivienne said they "brought the sparkle to life" and will be missed "for eternity" during an emotional vigil in Liverpool on Sunday night.

Hundreds gathered on the steps of St George's Hall to pay their respects to the TV star, also known as James Lee Williams, who died last week aged 32.

The landmark was lit up in green to honour The Vivienne's role in Wizard of Oz and crowds swayed with their phone torches shining to a moving rendition of Somewhere Over the Rainbow.

The Vivienne was catapulted to fame after winning the first series of RuPaul's Drag Race UK in 2019.

"As a family we are completely overwhelmed by the outpouring of love for James, The Vivienne," the family said in a statement read by The Vivienne's friend Bobby Musker.

The family paid tribute to a "son, brother, uncle and true icon".

"From an early age it was evident he was destined for the stage... he was determined to pave his own way in this world," they said.

"The road was not easy but the dream never, ever changed and James would always tell us that they would make it happen and they did."

The family said they were "so unbelievably proud of everything they achieved".

"We will miss you for an eternity and for an eternity we will all love you," they said.

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Shortly before the statement was read, The Vivienne's young niece Isabella took the microphone.

"Thank you for being here to celebrate my uncle," she said to the crowd. "I love you Uncle James."

Crowds heard performances from Joey & the Hot Tub Boys, who sang Heart of Stone by Cher and Heroes by David Bowie, and speeches from a host of friends and colleagues.

Danny Beard, winner of RuPaul's Drag Race UK series four, called The Vivienne a "truly larger than life" character who could "never be confined by the ordinary".

They described them as a "shining beacon of light for the LGBT community".

"The performances weren't just acts, they were celebrations of life," they said.

"They taught us it was OK to live out loud."

The vigil was organised with the help of Sahir House, Liverpool's oldest LGBTQ+ charity. The Vivienne was an ambassador of the charity.

Katie Piper has decided to get an "artificial eye" more than 16 years after an acid attack which left her with serious injuries and permanent scarring.

The TV presenter shared the news on Instagram, saying it follows "many years of battling" with her health.

"I've reached the end of [the] road somewhat, and the decision has been made to try a prosthetic eye shell," she wrote.

The former model has had hundreds of surgeries to repair damage to her face and eyesight following an attack on the orders of her ex-boyfriend, which took place when she was 24 years old.

According to the NHS's National Artificial Eye Service, a prosthetic eye shell - also known as a cosmetic shell - is a thin artificial eye individually manufactured for patients.

It is designed to fit over a blind and damaged eye, and is often used when people feel sensitive or conscious about their eyes, explains medical consultant Dr Chris Smith.

• Katie Piper forced to pull out of ITV show

In her Instagram post, Piper, 41, also shared a video that appeared to show her being fitted with the prosthetic.

"This marks the start of a journey to have an artificial eye, with an incredible medical team behind me.

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"As always I'm incredibly grateful to all those in the NHS and private health care system for their talent and kindness.

"I will share my journey, I'm hopeful and nervous about being able to tolerate it and would love to hear from any of you in the comments if you've been on this journey or have any advice."

After the attack in 2008, she lost sight in one eye but doctors at the Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead, West Sussex, restored it.

Piper, a mother of two, set up her own foundation aimed at making it easier to live with burns and scars.

She has previously said that society needs to change for people with facial disfigurements to feel accepted.

In 2009, she made a Channel 4 documentary about her experience called Katie: My Beautiful Face.

She was made an OBE in 2021 in honour of her services to charity and victims of burns and other disfigurement injuries.

Wicked leads the nominations for this year's Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards, while Pamela Anderson scored a surprise nod but Angelina Jolie missed out.

The origin story of the Wicked Witch of the West has five nominations in total, including individual nods for Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo and Jonathan Bailey.

Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown scored four nominations, including one for its lead actor Timothée Chalamet.

There were three nominations each for Anora, which follows a New York stripper's whirlwind romance with the son of a wealthy Russian, and Emilia Pérez, a musical about a drug lord who changes gender.

The SAG Awards are often a strong indicator of who will score a nomination at the Oscars.

Meanwhile, Shogun, which was heavily rewarded at the recent Golden Globe and Emmy Awards, scored the most TV nominations with five, while The Bear has four.

The winners are voted for by the Sag-Aftra union's membership of around 130,000 actors worldwide.

The best actress field is extremely crowded again this year, which means several names hotly tipped for an Oscar nomination next week have missed out at SAG.

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Angelina Jolie missed the category for her performance as opera singer Maria Callas, just a week after she also failed to make the Bafta longlist. That suggests a significant loss of momentum and makes her vulnerable at the Oscars.

Also missing at SAG were Nicole Kidman (Babygirl), Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Hard Truths) and recent Golden Globe winner Fernanda Torres (I'm Still Here).

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RuPaul has said his heart is "broken" after the death of James Lee Williams, better known as drag queen The Vivienne.

"I join the entire Drag Race universe in mourning the loss of The Vivienne, an incredibly talented queen and a lovely human being," he wrote on Instagram.

The Vivienne, who was 32 and won the first series of RuPaul's Drag Race UK in 2019, died over the weekend.

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In a post on X earlier, RuPaul's Drag Race show also paid tribute: "She will be dearly missed, but her legacy will live on as a beacon of creativity and authenticity - she embodied what it means to be a true champion".

It added: "Our hearts go out to her family and fans during this difficult time."

Like many of the drag queens on the show, The Vivienne was unapologetically unique and hilariously straight-talking, but she also had something more: pizzazz.

Described by judge Michelle Visage as "the best Snatch Game character in the history of the show", it was The Vivienne's President Trump impression in the game - complete with pouted lips, orange makeup and a floppy blonde wig - that won her the show.

That win consolidated The Vivienne's influence in the drag community and her career in the world of TV and musical theatre flourished.

Neil Young has announced he will headline this year's Glastonbury Festival, just days after saying he had turned down a slot because of the BBC's involvement.

The 79-year-old had announced that he and his band would not play the event because the BBC "wanted us to do a lot of things in a way we were not interested in".

But in a new post on his website, the rock legend wrote: "Due to an error in the information received, I had decided to not play the Glastonbury Festival, which I always have loved.

"Happily, the festival is now back on our itinerary and we look forward to playing. Hope to see you there!"

Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis welcomed the decision and said Young would be among the headliners.

"What a start to the year!" she wrote on Instagram.

"Neil Young is an artist who's very close to our hearts at Glastonbury. He does things his own way and that's why we love him.

"We can't wait to welcome him back here to headline the Pyramid in June."

It is not known whether the change of heart means Young's 2025 Glastonbury set will be televised.

The BBC has been Glastonbury's exclusive broadcast partner since 1997, and broadcasts more than 50 hours of coverage every year.

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The corporation said at the time it had spent a "couple of months" negotiating with Young's management over televising the performance.

In the end, his team only agreed to let five songs be broadcast, a decision that was made as Young was playing on the Pyramid Stage.

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BBC News has contacted Glastonbury and BBC Music for clarification.

The Traitors has returned to our screens, with its usual combination of murders, missions and midnight meetings. The number of contestants this year has risen to 25 - ranging from a former British diplomat to even a member of the clergy.

"I just love a good murder," says the priest, Lisa, in the opening episode, revealing that she's "had a chat" with the man upstairs about the ethics of taking part. But, she concludes: "Any self-respecting murder mystery needs to have a priest in it."

Wednesday's launch saw her joined by a retired opera singer, beautician, landscaper, swimming teacher, window cleaner, financial investigator and British Army soldier.

But although the players are different, and a few key changes have been made to the format (more on those in a sec), the show's core principles remain.

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"The absolute beauty of the Traitors is the game itself," says presenter Claudia Winkleman. "I get messages all the time from people playing it in theatres, on film sets, in schools, even a Traitors wedding - I agree, too much."

The presenter says she feels "completely terrified" by the launch of series three - fearful both of accidentally revealing spoilers and also whether audiences will like the show as much as the previous series. "I don't exhale until January 24th," she jokes.

"It is such an honour to be in that round table and to see how it unfolds, so I feel incredibly lucky and love it, and you just don't want people to be disappointed, because the people who like [the show] are so vocal."

When I meet Willem Dafoe on Zoom to discuss his latest movie Nosferatu, we get on to mortality fast.

The four-time Oscar-nominated actor is talking to me for Radio 4's Today programme about Robert Eggers' remake of the 1922 silent film of the same name, which was an unauthorised adapatation of Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Nosferatu is the tale of a terrifying vampire who is infatuated with a haunted young woman called Ellen, played by Lily-Rose Depp.

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For him, that's one explanation for the popularity of vampire stories.

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He dropped out of university in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to join an experimental theatre company but, since those early days, his voracious work ethic and intense appeal as perhaps the greatest living character actor have seen him in more than 130 films. His debut, Heaven's Gate, was in 1980. Seven years later, he was first nominated for an Oscar for the Vietnam war film Platoon.

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Rebel Wilson marries Ramona Agruma in Sydney ceremony

Australian actor and comedian Rebel Wilson has legally married Ramona Agruma in Sydney, the star has announced on social media.

The couple had a wedding ceremony in Sardinia in September but have since married again in a service officiated by Wilson's sister.

The actress proposed to Agruma, a fashion and jewellery designer, at Disneyland in 2023.

Among well-wishers commenting on social media were Pitch Perfect co-stars Adam Devine and Elizabeth Banks, who offered their congratulations to the couple.

Wilson, 44, said it felt "right" to have the wedding in her hometown. "It meant my 94-year-old grandmother Gar could come which was very special to us to have her included," she wrote on Instagram.

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Agruma also shared photos from the day adding: "Married officially in Australia to my Australian princess."

The couple are pictured beaming with the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge serving as the backdrop.

The Bridesmaids actress announced the birth of her first child via surrogate in November 2022. Sharing a picture of daughter Royce Lilly, she described her as a "beautiful miracle".

The star made headlines earlier this year when the US version of her memoir, Rebel Rising, about Wilson's sexuality, weight and fertility, was released, and made allegations against Borat star Sacha Baron Cohen.

The British edition of the book, published on 25 April, blacked out text believed to be relating to him.

A spokesman for Baron Cohen at the time said the redactions represented a "clear victory", and reiterated his position that Wilson's claims were "demonstrably false".

In her memoir, Wilson also talked about being a "late bloomer" and losing her virginity at 35.

Dame Judi reveals apple tribute to Maggie Smith

Dame Judi Dench has revealed a very personal tribute to her friend and fellow actress Dame Maggie Smith, who died in September aged 89.

Dame Judi plants individual trees in memory of friends who have died and, on the day of Dame Maggie's funeral, her gardener found the sapling planted for her fellow acting dame had borne fruit.

"Joe, who works for me, came in and he had one little crab apple," Dame Judi told the BBC.

"And so I had it in my pocket at her funeral, which was a very nice thing to have," she said, in an interview recorded for the TV tribute Maggie Smith at the BBC, to be broadcast on 28 December.

The pair had been friends from the moment they first met in a dressing room at The Old Vic theatre in 1957.

Over the decades they worked together on both stage and screen, most notably in 1985's A Room With A View, 2004's Ladies in Lavender, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel in 2011, and its 2015 sequel, The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.

In a separate interview for the BBC's Lives Well Lived series, also to be broadcast on 28 December, mutual friend Charles Dance, who directed the pair of friends in Ladies in Lavender, describes how lucky he felt to have the celebrated duo as his leading ladies.

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"I had Judi Dench and Maggie Smith - I could have shot the telephone directory with those two," he recalls.

"They just went for it. Little things like they're running up the stairs together, there's Judi trying to get up there before Maggie, and Maggie saying 'stop pushing me, stop pushing me!' That's all ad-libbed, you know. It was wonderful."

Dame Maggie Smith was famous not only for her impeccable comic timing but also for the caustic put-downs used with such stinging effect by characters including Downton Abbey's Lady Grantham and Harry Potter's Professor McGonagall.

Fellow Downton star Samantha Bond says fledgling performers in the series sometimes found it hard to distinguish between Dame Maggie and the acid-tongued dowager countess she portrayed.

"I think, perhaps, they got confused about whether she was the actor or whether she was the dowager…

"If she's just playing Maggie, then it's fun - it's real fun, with a lot of laughs," says Bond.

Dame Judi has the final word on her friend and ally: "Oh, she could be very scary. No question, she could be quite frightening. Get on the wrong side of Mags…

"But, oh, we had such good times.

"I have known her for a long, long time. Very, very funny and unbelievably witty and formidable.

Former Strictly star Giovanni Pernice wins Italian dance show

Giovanni Pernice has won the Italian version of Strictly Come Dancing months after a BBC internal investigation into complaints about his behaviour on the show.

Professional dancer Pernice said his Ballando Con Le Stelle victory with partner Bianca Guaccero, who is also his girlfriend, was a dream, adding: "After a difficult year I'm back".

In September, the BBC upheld complaints of harassment and verbal bullying made against him by his 2023 partner Amanda Abbington, but cleared him of allegations of physical aggression.

It had been confirmed in June that Pernice would not be featuring in this year's Strictly.

Pernice and Guaccero, who is an actress and singer, won the 19th season of Ballando Con Le Stelle after performing dances including the Argentine Tango and the Charleston.

The pair had recently confirmed their status as a romantic couple.

Italian-born Pernice shared several posts on Instagram about his win and thanked UK fans for their support.

The BBC apologised to Pernice's former partner Amanda Abbington in September. Abbington, who played Mary Morstan in Sherlock, has since said she felt vindicated and that she had "no regrets" after making the complaints.

In response to the BBC's findings, Pernice said he was "relieved" allegations he was threatening and abusive were found not to be true.

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He said he was a "strict teacher" but not a bully in a TV interview in October, admitting frustration is commonplace for both contestants and the professionals with the pressure "to perform perfectly on the Saturday night".

On Instagram on Sunday, Pernice said: "We did it!! WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS !! after a difficult year."

He added: "It felt amazing to be in the final again doing what I love - and then to win as well was a dream and definitely something I will never forget!"

On Saturday he had addressed his "dear friends in the UK, saying he and his partner could tell where the votes for the show were coming from as it is "all about likes on social media".

Pernice wrote: "We just want to say a massive thank you, because realistically, we couldn't do anything without you.

"We can totally see which part of the votes are coming from the UK and you are being unbelievably amazing."

Blake Lively accuses co-star Justin Baldoni of smear campaign

Blake Lively has filed a legal complaint against It Ends With Us co-star Justin Baldoni, alleging sexual harassment and a campaign to "destroy" her reputation.

According to the legal filing, she accuses Mr Baldoni and his team of attacking her public image following a meeting in which she brought along her actor husband, Ryan Reynolds, to address "repeated sexual harassment and other disturbing behavior" by Mr Baldoni and a producer on the movie.

Mr Baldoni's legal team told the BBC the allegations are "categorically false" and said they hired a crisis manager because Ms Lively had threatened to derail the film unless her demands were met.

In the romantic drama, Ms Lively plays a woman who finds herself in a relationship with a charming but abusive boyfriend, played by Mr Baldoni.

The meeting between Ms Lively and Mr Baldoni, together with others involved in the movie's production, took place on 4 January this year, and it aimed to address "the hostile work environment" on set, says the legal filing.

Ms Lively's husband, Deadpool star Mr Reynolds, who did not appear in It Ends With Us, joined her at the showdown, according to the legal complaint, which is one step before a lawsuit.

Mr Baldoni, 40, attended the meeting in his capacity as co-chairman and co-founder of the company that produced the film, Wayfarer Studios. He was also the film's director.

In the legal complaint, Ms Lively's lawyers allege that both Mr Baldoni and the Wayfarer chief executive officer, Jamey Heath, engaged in "inappropriate and unwelcome behavior towards Ms Lively and others on the set of It Ends With Us".

In the filing to the California Civil Rights Department, a list of 30 demands relating to the pair's alleged misconduct was made at the meeting to ensure they could continue to produce the film.

Among them, Ms Lively, 37, requested that there be no more mention of Mr Baldoni and Mr Heath's previous "pornography addiction" to Ms Lively or to other crew members, no more descriptions of their own genitalia to Ms Lively, and "no more adding of sex scenes, oral sex, or on camera climaxing by BL [Blake Lively] outside the scope of the script BL approved when signing onto the project", says the complaint.

Ms Lively also demanded that Mr Baldoni stop saying he could speak to her dead father.

Ms Lively's legal team further accuse Mr Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios of leading a "multi-tiered plan" to wreck her reputation.

She alleges this was "the intended result of a carefully crafted, coordinated, and resourced retaliatory scheme to silence her, and others from speaking out about the hostile environment that Mr Baldoni and Mr Heath created".

Responding to the legal complaint, Mr Baldoni's lawyer, Bryan Freedman, said on Saturday: "It is shameful that Ms Lively and her representatives would make such serious and categorically false accusations against Mr Baldoni, Wayfarer Studios and its representatives."

Mr Freedman accused Ms Lively of making numerous demands and threats, including "threatening to not show up to set, threatening to not promote the film", which would end up "ultimately leading to its demise during release, if her demands were not met".

He alleged that Ms Lively's claims were "intentionally salacious with an intent to publicly hurt and rehash a narrative in the media".

In a statement via her attorneys to the BBC, Ms Lively said: "I hope that my legal action helps pull back the curtain on these sinister retaliatory tactics to harm people who speak up about misconduct and helps protect others who may be targeted."

She also denied that she or any of her representatives had planted or spread negative information about Mr Baldoni or Wayfarer.

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The film was a box-office hit, although some critics said it romanticised domestic violence.

Soon after the release date in August, another co-star, Brandon Sklenar, hinted in an Instagram post at rumours of a rift between Ms Lively and Mr Baldoni.

Speculation of a falling out only grew when they did not appear together on the red carpet.

It Ends With Us tells the story of Boston florist Lily Bloom, played by Ms Lively, as she navigates a love triangle between her charming but abusive boyfriend, Ryle Kincaid, played by Mr Baldoni, and her compassionate first love, Atlas Corrigan, played by Mr Sklenar.

It is based on a best-selling novel by Colleen Hoover. The 45-year-old author has previously said her inspiration was domestic abuse her mother endured.

Wham! are Christmas number one for a second time

Wham!'s Last Christmas has become the UK's Christmas number one for a second consecutive year.

George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley's festive classic beat songs by Mariah Carey, Gracie Abrams, Tom Grennan and Ariana Grande to top the chart.

Ridgeley said he was "especially pleased" for his late band-mate, who died in 2016 and had always wanted the song to reach number one.

"He would have been utterly delighted [that] his fabulous Christmas composition has become such a classic, almost as much a part of Christmas as mince pies, turkey and pigs in blankets."

"It's testament to a really wonderful Christmas song that in a lot of people's minds evokes and represents Christmas as we would all wish it to be," he added.

The Official Charts Company said the song had been streamed 12.6 million times in the week leading up to Christmas.

The only other songs to have topped the Christmas chart more than once are Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody (in 1975 and 1991) and Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas (with different versions in 1984, 1989 and 2004). Neither managed it in consecutive years.

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Last Christmas was originally released in 1984, but lost the top spot to Band Aid's single, which raised money for famine relief in Ethiopia.

The charity made a renewed bid for the charts this year, with a 40th anniversary "ultimate mix" of Do They Know Its Christmas, blending vocals from the various versions of the song that have been recorded over the years,

But the re-release faltered after a row over the lyrics, with critics calling the song outdated and colonialist, and Ed Sheeran saying he wasn't asked for permission to re-use his voice.

In the end, the song charted at number 12, nestled between Kelly Clarkson's Underneath The Tree and Andy Williams' 1963 standard It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year.

Paul and Ringo get back together at London gig

Sir Paul McCartney has reunited with his former Beatles bandmate Sir Ringo Starr during a gig at London's O2 Arena.

The drummer was brought on stage to thunderous applause before the pair launched into classics Helter Skelter and Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

"I've had a great night and I love you all," Sir Ringo said later as he walked offstage.

Thursday's performance was the last in Sir Paul's Got Back tour, which saw the 82-year-old play in France, Spain and Brazil.

Sir Ringo was not the only musical guest appearance on Thursday night. Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood joined Sir Paul for a rendition of Get Back, during which the latter played his original Hofner 500/1 bass guitar for the first time in more than 50 years.

The instrument was stolen in 1972 but Sir Paul was reunited with it earlier this year.

Sir Paul and Sir Ringo, who are the last surviving core members of The Beatles, have played together a number of times since the band broke up in 1969.

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That includes at Sir Ringo's 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction and on Sir Paul's last tour, Freshen Up, in 2019.

Sir Paul is known for treating his fans to jumbo performances packed with hits from his lengthy musical career, which also includes the band Wings and several solo albums.

Thursday night was no difference, with him playing nearly 40 songs on various instruments.

Other highlights from Thursday's gig included a performance of In Spite of All the Danger, the first song recorded by the Sir Paul's first band, The Quarrymen, of which the late John Lennon and George Harrison were also members.

He was also joined by a children's choir to sing his festive favourite Wonderful Christmastime.

My kids saw my pain on set, says Angelina Jolie

Angelina Jolie is notoriously private.

But in a new interview with BBC News, the Hollywood star spoke candidly about her experience of working on set with her eldest sons, saying they saw "the pain" she usually hides from them.

The actress is starring in a new biopic, titled Maria, about opera singer Maria Callas.

Two of Jolie's six children with ex-husband Brad Pitt, Maddox and Pax, took on roles as production assistants on the film.

"The character [Callas] has a lot of pain and they've of course seen me go through a lot of things, but they hadn't experienced me expressing a lot of the pain that usually a parent hides from a child," she said.

"So they were there to witness some of that, but then we would hug or they would bring me cups of tea."

Jolie added that it was "a new way" of finding out how to be honest with her children about her feelings, "in an even greater way".

Written by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, the film focuses on Callas's final years, in the 1970s, when she was living in Paris.

With Jolie taking on acting roles relatively infrequently in recent years, the film has provided something of a comeback narrative for her and could lead to an Oscar nomination for best actress.

Callas was a US-born Greek soprano, and one of opera's best-known singers.

In Maria, a blend of Jolie's own voice and original recordings by Callas are used in the singing scenes.

The actress learnt to sing opera for the role, something she describes as "very physically demanding".

Training took around seven months, she said.

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"We started with regular singing classes and it was challenging in many ways, but when the opera classes began, what it requires with your breathwork and your body and just the force of what you push through yourself, it's just a very different physicality."

Jolie, whose previous film credits include Changeling, Maleficent, Salt, and Mr & Mrs Smith, said she hasn't sung before, and was "actually quite shy about singing".

"It was probably one of the areas in my life that I was hesitant," she said.

But she indicated that it was also something she enjoyed.

"One of the greatest privileges of being an actor is you often are supported by a crew to try something and explore something you've never done and this certainly was most challenging," she said.

How Facebook restricted news in Palestinian territories

Facebook has severely restricted the ability of Palestinian news outlets to reach an audience during the Israel-Gaza war, according to BBC research.

In a comprehensive analysis of Facebook data, we found that newsrooms in the Palestinian territories - in Gaza and the West Bank - had suffered a steep drop in audience engagement since October 2023.

The BBC has also seen leaked documents showing that Instagram - another Meta-owned platform - increased its moderation of Palestinian user comments after October 2023.

Meta - the owner of Facebook - says that any implication that it deliberately suppressed particular voices is "unequivocally false".

Since the beginning of the Israel-Gaza war, just a few outside reporters have been allowed to enter the Palestinian coastal territory of Gaza from the outside, and they were only able to do so escorted by the Israeli army.

Social media has filled the gap for those wanting to hear more voices from inside Gaza. Facebook pages for news outlets such as Palestine TV, Wafa news agency and Palestinian Al-Watan News - which operate out of the West Bank territory - became a vital source of updates for many around the world.

BBC News Arabic compiled engagement data on the Facebook pages of 20 prominent Palestinian-based news organisations in the year leading up to the 7 October Hamas attacks on Israel, and in the year since.

Engagement is a key measure of how much impact a social media account is having and how many people are seeing its content. It includes such factors as the number of comments, reactions and shares.

During a period of war, audience engagement might be expected to rise. However, the data showed a 77% decline after the Hamas attacks on 7 October 2023.

Palestine TV has 5.8 million followers on Facebook. Journalists at the newsroom shared statistics with us showing a 60% drop in the number of people seeing their posts.

"Interaction was completely restricted, and our posts stopped reaching people," says Tariq Ziad, a journalist at the channel.

Over the past year, Palestinian journalists have raised fears that their online content is being "shadow-banned" by Meta - in other words, restricted in how many people see it.

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To test this, we carried out the same data analysis on the Facebook pages of 20 Israeli news organisations such as Yediot Ahronot, Israel Hayom and Channel 13. These pages also posted a large amount of war-related content, but their audience engagement increased by nearly 37%.

Meta has previously been accused by Palestinians and human rights groups of failing to moderate online activity fairly.

An independent report in 2021 commissioned by the company said this was not deliberate but because of a lack of Arabic-speaking expertise among moderators. Words and phrases were being interpreted as offensive or violent, when they were in fact innocuous.

For example, the Arabic phrase "Alhamdulillah", which means "Praise be to God", was sometimes being auto-translated as "Praise be to God, Palestinian terrorists are fighting for their freedom".

To see if this explained the decline in engagement with Palestinian outlets, the BBC carried out the same analysis on Facebook pages for 30 prominent Arabic-language news sources based elsewhere, such as Sky News Arabia and Al-Jazeera.

Dune: Prophecy actress 'empowered' by women taking centre stage

One of Bollywood's biggest stars says women are taking more of a leading role in global film and TV productions.

Tabu appears in the latest episode of Dune: Prophecy - the series inspired by Frank Herbert's classic novels and recent films.

Originally titled Dune: Sisterhood, Tabu says women, including director Anna Foerster, played a prominent role in the show both in front of and behind the camera.

"Being surrounded, feeling empowered and a feeling that you're the ones running the show... it's really, really nice to see that happening," she tells BBC Asian Network News.

It's a trend Tabu, a household name in Hindi cinema, feels is not just limited to international projects, but something she has noticed in her native industry.

"There's been a big change all over the world where women are taking centre stage in many places."

'I'm still learning so much'

Tabu points to her role in the commercially successful Hindi film Crew, with a female lead cast of herself, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Kriti Sanon.

"It's part of the big change and it was also because the woman that I was working with have accomplished so much in their fields," Tabu, 53, says.

"They have a grip, they have control over their craft.

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"They have a sense of how to deal with people because I feel everything is about people management.

"That comes with experience, maturity and putting in a lot of work in so many years of their respective careers. So that felt comforting, safe, and you felt like you were being understood."

Dune: Prophecy is described by critics as "a bracingly different sci-fi dominated by women at every level", with fans in India delighted by Tabu's appearance in the show.

While she says schedules aligned to enable her to play the role of Sister Francesca, the chance to work in a different environment with an international cast was appealing.

"I always love these experiences. Because I don't live in that world."

She says there were people from Serbia, Spain, the UK, Ukraine and Germany involved, which helped her understand different people and cultures.

"It was very exciting, adding much more fun and drama on screen, of course, but off screen," she says.

"I got to interact with people from so many different parts of the world."

Chris McCausland's journey from salesman to Strictly winner

Comedian Chris McCausland has won the 22nd series of Strictly Come Dancing after beating 14 other celebrities to this year's glitterball trophy.

He has been praised throughout the series for defying expectations of what a blind person can achieve on the dancefloor.

McCausland, 47, was registered blind after losing his sight to retinitis pigmentosa in his 20s.

But who is the man who has charmed viewers of the Saturday night dancing competition?

'I got the stand-up bug'

McCausland was born in 1977 in Liverpool, but moved to south-west London in the mid-1990s to study software engineering at Kingston University.

After graduating, he became a software developer, but had to change careers when his eyesight deteriorated.

He told the i newspaper in 2023 that he had lost his sight completely by the age of 22, from a hereditary condition called retinitis pigmentosa, which his grandmother and mother also had.

His condition means the light sensitive cells of his retinas gradually deteriorated until he could no longer see.

"Basically, I'd been going blind very slowly since I was born, and so didn't even really notice it happening - like the frog in the pan of boiling water," he said.

His next job was in sales, which was "really boring stuff" and "just filling the time until I figured out what I properly wanted to do", he told the Liverpool Echo in 2016.

The turning point came when McCausland was 26.

"I got shingles and was signed off from work for two weeks," he said.

"I was bored out of my head and as a dare from myself I decided to have a go at stand-up."

That first comedy gig went so well that he got "the stand-up bug", he said, and he's been doing it ever since.

He went on to compete in several new talent competitions and performed at the Edinburgh Fringe for six years between 2005 and 2012.

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His TV career began in 2006 when he became one of the main characters in CBeebies show Me Too!, playing a blind market trader called Rudi.

Comedy producers also started recognising his talent. He appeared in Paramount series At The Comedy Store from 2008, and won a Creative Diversity award in 2011 for comedy, which was awarded by a panel of broadcasters including Channel 4, BBC, ITV and Sky.

As he continued to make his name, his inclusion on an episode of BBC One panel show Would I Lie to You? in 2019 prompted a debate about a lack of disability inclusion on British television.

He was no token booking, and his comedy skills also saw him in demand for shows including Live At The Apollo, Have I Got News for You and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown.

Meanwhile, other acting credits include episodes of Jimmy McGovern's Moving On and EastEnders.

Comedian McCausland tipped to be Strictly's first blind winner

After weeks of intense competition, the Strictly Come Dancing finalists are primed to take to the dance floor one last time.

Four celebrities are vying to get their hands on the glitterball trophy, in the show's 20th anniversary year: Chris McCausland, JB Gill, Sarah Hadland and Tasha Ghouri.

Comedian McCausland, who is Strictly’s first blind contestant, has emerged as the bookmakers' favourite to win after impressing both audiences and judges.

The grand final will be broadcast on Saturday from 18:00 GMT on BBC One and iPlayer.

After weeks of intense competition, the Strictly Come Dancing finalists are primed to take to the dance floor one last time.

Four celebrities are vying to get their hands on the glitterball trophy, in the show's 20th anniversary year: Chris McCausland, JB Gill, Sarah Hadland and Tasha Ghouri.

Comedian McCausland, who is Strictly’s first blind contestant, has emerged as the bookmakers' favourite to win after impressing both audiences and judges.

The grand final will be broadcast on Saturday from 18:00 GMT on BBC One and iPlayer.

The pair will also reprise their couple's choice routine to Instant Karma by John Lennon, which they first performed last month.

During the dance, which went viral on social media, the comedian placed his hands over Buswell's eyes as the room faded to black. The lights came back up moments later to show him spinning Buswell around on his shoulders as pyrotechnics flared in the background.

The pair received a score of 33 out of a possible 40 from the judges, with Craig Revel Horwood describing the "poignant blackout moment" as "absolutely spectacular".

McCausland was registered blind after losing his sight to retinitis pigmentosa in his 20s and 30s.

He revealed his 11-year-old daughter was initially "nervous" when he started out on Strictly, in case he fell over and "embarrassed" himself.

But now, she is backing him to win, he added.

"She'd say every Saturday, 'It doesn't matter daddy if you go out because I think you've already won'," he said.

"And then it was when we got to the semi-finals she said, 'Daddy, do you know when I said it doesn't matter? I've changed my mind. I think you can win this thing'."

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'It's an incredible feeling'

Gill has made it to the final, but his original dance partner, Amy Dowden, was forced to pull out of the series last month after a foot injury.

The professional posted on Instagram in November to say she was heartbroken that she could no longer continue.

It came not long after the Caerphilly-born dancer finished chemotherapy.

Dowden later clarified that her injury was unrelated to previous health issues, adding that she needed to rest but hoped to return.

Fellow pro Lauren Oakley took her place, pairing up with the JLS singer.

The pair will perform routines including a Show Dance to a Motown Medley and a Viennese Waltz to Let's Go Fly A Kite from Mary Poppins.

The Wanted star Max George in hospital with 'heart issues'

Max George, a member of boyband The Wanted, has announced he will spend Christmas in hospital after tests found he has "some issues" with his heart.

The 36-year-old posted a picture of himself on Instagram giving a thumbs-up while lying in a hospital bed, saying he was taken into hospital on Wednesday after feeling "really unwell".

He did not detail what the health problems were, but said he was awaiting "a lot more tests to determine the extent of the problems" and "what surgery I will need".

"Although this is a huge shock and no doubt a set back, it's something I'll take on with all I've got," he said.

The singer and Strictly Come Dancing star said it will be a "difficult few weeks/months", and that "Christmas in a hospital bed wasn't exactly what I had planned".

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He added that he was "surrounded with love and support" from his "wonderful" partner, actress Maisie Smith, and his family and friends.

"I count myself very lucky that this was caught when it was," he said.

Fellow The Wanted bandmate Siva Kaneswaran offered his support on George's social media post, commenting: "Here for you brother. Rest up and get well soon."

JLS stars Marvin Humes and JB Gill also commented, with Humes saying George is "strong and will fight through" and Gill writing he was "wishing you better soon".

George rose to fame as part of The Wanted in the early 2010s with bandmates Kaneswaran, Nathan Sykes, Jay McGuiness, and Tom Parker.

The group announced a break in 2014 before George and Kaneswaran relaunched the group as a duo in 2022.

28 Years Later trailer has fans guessing over Cillian Murphy's fate

It's been quite the wait, but the highly-anticipated follow-up to horror films 28 Days Later (2002) and 28 Weeks Later (2007) is out next summer, with fans getting their first taste of what's in store, from the trailer for 28 Years Later.

Many were quick to spot what appeared to be a zombie incarnation of Cillian Murphy's bike courier Jim, from 28 Days Later, who survived an apocalypse against very steep odds.

He seemingly pops up in the latest trailer behind Jodie Comer's character in a field, looking much the worse for wear - which is hardly surprising if it is indeed him.

There had been speculation and hope among some fans that the Oppenheimer Oscar-winner would return to the franchise.

But Murphy's name is absent from promotional posters for the latest film, although he is credited as executive producer on the Sony Pictures website.

The latest film stars Killing Eve star Comer, The Fall Guy's Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Conclave star Ralph Fiennes - with all three seen fighting off zombies in the trailer.

28 Years Later is set nearly three decades after the first film, when a "rage virus" which disastrously infected humans escaped a biological weapons laboratory.

We meet a group of survivors in the third film, living in quarantine on a small island, having managed to avoid becoming infected.

But when one of them leaves the island on a mission to the mainland, he discovers secret horrors that have mutated not only those infected, but survivors as well.

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The film's tagline is: "Time didn't heal anything."

The trailer opens with a throwback to popular children's TV show Teletubbies, which first aired in 1997, with several children gathered around an old TV as the chirpy theme tune plays innocuously - yet menacingly - in the background.

The action soon kicks off with several flashes of fight scenes as an ominous, rhymic recording of Rudyard Kipling's war poem, Boots, is heard in the background.

A church has its windows smashed in, before the camera descends on a rural island featuring wooden crosses dotted across the earth with rosary beads hanging on them.

Some graffiti is seen on what looks like a farm dwelling: "Behold he is coming with the clouds" - a verse from chapter one of the Bible's book of Revelation, with "Jimmy" scrawled next to it in white paint.

Murdoch loses bid to change trust in real-life 'Succession' battle

A real-life "Succession" battle for Rupert Murdoch's media empire has ended with a Nevada court commissioner denying the billionaire's bid to change a family trust and give control to his eldest son.

The case pitted the 93-year-old against three of his children over who would gain the power to control News Corp and Fox News when he dies.

It has been reported that Mr Murdoch wanted to amend a family trust created in 1999 to allow his son Lachlan to take control without "interference" from his siblings Prudence, Elisabeth and James.

A Nevada commissioner ruled Mr Murdoch and Lachlan had acted in "bad faith" and called the efforts a "carefully crafted charade", according to the New York Times.

In a statement, a spokesperson for Prudence, Elisabeth and James said: "We welcome Commissioner Gorman's decision and hope that we can move beyond this litigation to focus on strengthening and rebuilding relationships among all family members."

Adam Streisand, a lawyer for Mr Murdoch, told the New York Times they were disappointed and planned to appeal.

A spokesperson for Mr Murdoch declined to comment to the BBC. Mr Streisand did not immediately respond to inquires.

The famous family was one of the inspirations behind the hugely popular TV series Succession - something the Murdochs have always refused to comment on.

But according to the New York Times report, which is based on a copy of the sealed court ruling, the billionaire's children had started discussing their father's death and how they would handle it after an episode of the HBO series where "the patriarch of the family dies, leaving his family and business in chaos".

The episode led to Elisabeth's representative to the trust writing a "'Succession' memo" that sought to prevent this from happening in real life, said reports.

The case has played out behind closed doors in Nevada, a state that offers one of the most confidential legal settings for matters including family trust disputes.

It has a "close on demand" statute that allows parties involved in certain sensitive cases to request that court proceedings be sealed from public access, ensuring complete privacy.

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Mr Murdoch, who has been married five times, also has two younger children, Grace and Chloe, who do not have any voting rights under the trust agreement.

The case was launched after Mr Murdoch decided to change the trust over worries about a "lack of consensus" among the children, the Times reported.

Lachan is thought to be more conservative than his siblings and would preserve the legacy of his media brands.

From the 1960s, Mr Murdoch built a global media giant with major political and public influence.

His two companies are News Corporation, which owns newspapers including the Times and the Sun in the UK and the Wall Street Journal in the US, and Fox, which broadcasts Fox News.

Mr Murdoch had been preparing his two sons to follow in his footsteps, beginning when they were teenagers, journalist Andrew Neil told the 2020 BBC documentary The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty.

Anora or Wicked? Golden Globe nominations to be announced

Wicked, Conclave, Anora and The Brutalist are a few of the films expected to pick up Golden Globe nominations, which are announced on Monday.

It is the first major film ceremony to announce its shortlists, and will offer some clues as to how the awards race is shaping up.

In a year with several strong contenders, there is currently no consensus on what will ultimately win best picture at the Oscars on 2 March.

The Golden Globe nominations will be announced by US actors Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut on Monday from around 13:15 GMT.

Although the Globes are the first big milestone of awards season, smaller precursor events such as the Gotham Awards and various critics' ceremonies have been taking place in recent weeks.

Unlike the Baftas and Oscars, the Globes split their awards by genre, with films competing either in the drama or comedy and musical categories. They also have six slots available in each acting category.

That means the Globes are able to nominate 36 acting performances in total, compared with the 20 at the Oscars, allowing them to spread the wealth and more easily avoid the perception of snubs.

This year's Golden Globes will take place in Los Angeles on 5 January.

Unlike last year, when Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer steamrolled its way through awards season, there are several films expected to have a decent shot at the top prize, making for a more exciting and unpredictable race.

The contenders include Anora, the story of a New York stripper who falls for the son of a wealthy Russian oligarch.

Similarly acclaimed by critics, The Brutalist follows a Hungarian architect who tries to build a new life for himself in America following World War Two.

Conclave, based on the 2016 novel by Robert Harris, depicts a group of gossipy and scheming cardinals who gather in Rome to select the new Pope.

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There are several blockbusters competing too. Musical adaptation Wicked, sci-fi sequel Dune: Part Two and historical epic Gladiator II could all make waves this season, thanks in part to their huge box office success.

Sing Sing, about a group of inmates at a US prison who take part in a performing arts programme, and musical Emilia Pérez, about a Mexican drug lord who changes gender, are also in the running.

Other hotly tipped films include September 5, a re-telling of the terror attack at the 1972 Munich Olympics, A Real Pain, which follows two cousins dealing with familial grief, and Nickel Boys, about two friends in a reform school in 1960s Florida.

Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, assisted dying drama The Room Next Door, World War Two film Blitz, body horror The Substance, and the gothic vampire remake Nosferatu could also show up.

Babygirl, an erotic drama about an age-gap affair, I'm Still Here, about the disappearance of a Brazilian congressman, and the psychedelic 1950s romance Queer could also squeak in.

And there could be room for dystopian drama Civil War, tennis love triangle Challengers, animated adventure The Wild Robot, and Saturday Night, which goes behind the scenes of a live variety show.

Sarah Storey 'gutted' to be out of Dancing on Ice

Dame Sarah Storey has said she is "absolutely gutted" to have to pull out of the upcoming series of Dancing on Ice after fracturing her ankle falling over in training.

Britain's most successful Paralympian posted on social media on Friday to say that an "awkward stumble and fall", while her left foot was "stuck on the ice", meant she was unable to take part in the ITV series from January next year.

Dame Sarah thanked those involved with the show and medical staff for ensuring she is "already fixed and home with rehab underway".

She had been working on her routine alongside pro skating partner Sylvain Longchambon, but will now have to settle for watching from home with her leg up in a cast while on crutches.

The swimmer-turned-cyclist won the 18th and 19th Paralympic gold medals of her career in Paris in September, before hitting the ice rink for show rehearsals.

In a post on Instagram, she wrote: "Absolutely gutted to have my Dancing on Ice training interrupted in this way - just as my first routine with @slongchambon was really coming together!

"An awkward stumble and fall with my left foot stuck on the ice sadly led to me fracturing my left ankle."

She added: "I'm so fortunate that both Sylvain and Coach @stephenpickavance were by my side and knew exactly what to do and that the medical backup for the show is truly world class.

"The Head of Medical @sharonmorrisonuk wasted no time in getting me to the very best surgeon so I'm already fixed and home with rehab underway!"

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The 47-year-old - who has won 30 medals at nine different Paralympic Games - confirmed she was "working with the team at ITV to come up with a plan for what's next". She said she was also focusing on getting "back to full power and of course back to my bike ahead of next season!"

"My career has seen so many ups and downs with injury and illness, plus returning after two babies, which means I'm well equipped for another comeback," she wrote.

Some people online have already starting speculating about her making a potential return to the show in 2026.

Dame Sarah, who was made a dame in the 2013 New Year Honours for services to para-cycling, had been the final contestant named on the show's line-up - alongside fellow celebrities including Olympic rower Sir Steve Redgrave, TV presenter Michaela Strachan and soap stars Charlie Brooks and Sam Aston.

They will be joined on the ice rink by others including former footballer Anton Ferdinand, Hollyoaks actress Chelsee Healey and reality stars Mollie Pearce and Ferne McCann.

Cate Blanchett 'deeply concerned' by AI impact

Cate Blanchett has told the BBC she is "deeply concerned" about the impact of artificial intelligence (AI).

Speaking on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, the Australian actress said: "I'm looking at these robots and driverless cars and I don't really know what that's bringing anybody."

Blanchett, 55, was promoting her new film Rumours - an apocalyptic comedy about a group of world leaders trapped in a forest.

"Our film looks like a sweet little documentary compared to what's going on in the world," she said.

Asked whether she was worried about the impact of AI on her job she said she was "less concerned" about that and more "about the impact it will have on the average person".

"I'm worried about us as a species, it's a much bigger problem."

She added the threat of AI was "very real" as "you can totally replace anyone".

"Forget whether they're an actor or not, if you've recorded yourself for three or four seconds your voice can be replicated."

The actress, who has won two Oscars for her roles in The Aviator and Blue Jasmine, said she thought AI advancements were "experimentation for its own sake".

"When you look at it one way it's creativity, but it's also incredibly destructive, which of course is the other side of it."

In Rumours, Blanchett plays the Chancellor of Germany who hosts a G7 summit for other world leaders.

She said the political characters were not based on real politicians and she "deliberately stepped away from that as that's what an audience is going to bring to bear".

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The film's director, Guy Maddin, added that he intentionally does not reveal the ideologies or allegories of the characters because "there's an attempt when making sense of a movie for an audience to project on to it a message, a lesson, to find themselves in it".

Maddin explained that he started creating the characters "from a point of sheer contempt", but as the film progresses and more ludicrous things start to happen "you feel for them a little bit".

"They're not politicians for very long, the structures that make them world leaders evaporate incredibly quickly," Blanchet told the BBC.

"What you witness is that they don't know who they are and that's part of the artificiality of the way they have very little to do with the real world.

"People talk about actors being infantilised and indulged, but there's something about politicians being infantilised and indulged by the system."

Gregg Wallace was 'fascinated by my sex life and made lesbian jokes'

Television host Gregg Wallace has been accused of making "lesbian jokes constantly" by a woman who worked on a travel show with him.

The woman, who we are calling Anna, said he was "fascinated" by the fact she dated women and asked her the "logistics" of how it worked. She is one of a number of workers across a range of shows who came to BBC News with claims about the TV presenter.

On Thursday, MasterChef's production company said Wallace is to step away from presenting the show while allegations of historical misconduct are investigated.

Wallace's lawyers say it is entirely false that he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature. Masterchef's production company Banijay UK has launched an investigation and said Wallace is co-operating.

Downing Street said allegations about Wallace were "deeply concerning".

A Number 10 spokesman said it was "right" that a thorough investigation is conducted but that "this of course is one for the BBC".

"While that process is under way it wouldn't be right for me to comment," the spokesman added.

Other allegations the BBC has heard are that Wallace talked about spanking and threesomes in front of crew.

In a video posted on Instagram on Thursday evening, Wallace said: "I would like to thank all the people getting in touch, reaching out and showing their support.

Anna worked on Gregg Wallace's Big Weekends in 2019. She told us that Wallace regularly talked about sex, and about domination and spanking.

"[It] was highly inappropriate," she said.

She says he also constantly made comments about her sexual orientation, including when he met her partner.

“I date women and Gregg Wallace was fascinated by that," she said.

She added that he asked her if she was "sure" she didn't want to date men.

'I refused to work with him again'

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Another woman, who we are calling Georgina, worked on the BBC's Eat Well For Less TV show with Wallace in 2019.

She says he would constantly say inappropriate things to her, such as making comments that his wife was only two years older than her.

"It made me uncomfortable," she said. "What am I meant to say in response to that?"

On another occasion, she says she had to go to Wallace's car to sort out his parking ticket for him.

She asked him if that was OK, to which he allegedly responded: “You can come to my car, but can you handle the fact everyone will think you just got off with a celebrity?”

Both Georgina, and her colleague, who we're calling Lisa, also say he came out of a bathroom topless in front of them once during a shoot and asked them to take his coffee order.

K-Pop group NewJeans split from agency in mistreatment row

Chart-topping K-pop group NewJeans have said they are leaving their agency after accusing it of "mistreatment" and "manipulation".

The five-member girl band announced their departure from Ador, a subsidiary of powerhouse label Hybe, in a late-night press conference held on Thursday.

Ador however has said its contract with NewJeans still stands, as the agency has not violated any terms.

This dispute is the latest development in a long-running conflict between former NewJeans producer Min Hee-Jin and Hybe's chairman Bang Si-hyuk, which has made headlines in South Korea.

One of the group's members, Hanni, has alleged that she suffered workplace harassment while working with the label.

"This is not the type of work ethic we respect and not one we want to be a part of, and to continue working under a company with no intention of protecting NewJeans would only do us harm," Hanni said.

She added the group had faced "mistreatment, not just towards us but also including our staff", and said the group had experienced "deliberate miscommunications and manipulation in multiple areas".

Ador maintains that its contract with NewJeans remains valid as it has not violated its duty and has asked the group to "continue their activities" with the agency.

"A unilateral claim that trust has been broken does not constitute valid grounds for termination of a contract," Ador said in the statement after the group's announcement.

"We regret that the press conference on the termination of the contract took place without sufficient consideration, and even before we gave our response to the demand letter," the agency said.

NewJeans said they would like to work with Min, the group's former mastermind who left Ador in August following accusations that she had planned to split from Hybe, taking NewJeans with her.

This would have made NewJeans and Ador independent of Hybe. Min has denied the accusations against her.

She has previously accused Hybe of launching another girl group, Illit, that was copying NewJeans' music and appearance.

On 13 November, NewJeans filed a legal notice to Ador demanding the company resolve breaches of their exclusive contracts within 14 days.

They said that failure to meet their demands would result in the termination of their contracts.

The group has asked for an apology for a comment allegedly made by an executive at Belift Lab, another subsidiary of Hybe, and accused the company of workplace bullying. They have also asked for the immediate reinstatement of Min.

They added that they would fulfil their contractual obligations, but at the conference warned their fans they might not be able to use the band's name after the contract terminates.

Prior to the NewJeans' announcement, the band were committed to a seven-year contract, which runs out in 2029.

The contract includes a clause specifying that parties can unilaterally terminate the contract if the other has violated its duty. However, the matter is likely to go to court as both sides do not agree. In such a scenario, a judge would decide if the contract can be terminated and if one side owes the other any damages.

In October, the K-pop news site Koreaboo estimated that the members would have to pay about 300bn South Korean Won (about £170m) to terminate the contract early.

But group singer Haerin said it made "no sense" that the group would be liable to pay a contract breach fee.

"We never broke any rules,” Haerin said. “We did nothing but try our best - they are the ones at fault. Hybe and Ador are the ones responsible."

Ador said it had not "violated" the terms of the contract, adding that it "respectfully requests that the group continue its collaboration with Ador on upcoming activities".

"Despite multiple requests for meetings with the artists, our efforts have not been successful. We hope the members will now be willing to engage in an open and candid discussion," it said, referring to NewJeans.

The group has been embroiled in a year-long controversy with audits and emotional accusations making South Korean headlines.

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In October, a member of the group, Hanni, 20, testified at the Labour Committee of South Korea's National Assembly at a hearing about workplace harassment.

She alleged that entertainment agency Hybe had deliberately undermined her band, and accused senior managers of deliberately ignoring her.

Following several incidents, she said: "I came to the realisation that this wasn’t just a feeling. I was honestly convinced that the company hated us."

Hybe shares were trading around 3% lower in Friday morning trading in Seoul.

NewJeans made its debut in 2022 and is among Hybe's most successful K-pop groups, along with BTS.

With slick pop hits including Super Shy and OMG, NewJeans were the eighth biggest-selling act in the world last year, and were nominated for best group at this year's MTV Awards.

Michael Kiwanuka on the 'wake-up call' that changed his music

When Michael Kiwanuka was nominated for the Mercury Prize in 2020, he thought he knew the deal.

He'd been up for the prestigious album award twice before. Like most artists, he said it was an honour to be nominated. A win would be nice, but not particularly life-changing.

He was wrong.

When Annie Mac ambushed him on The One Show to reveal it was third time lucky, a switch was flipped.

"It sort of woke me up," the singer-songwriter reveals.

"I'd been desperately looking for approval from my peers and certain [media] outlets - and the Mercury freed me from that desperation.

"It allowed me to feel that, actually, I just want to make the records that come naturally."

The realisation was particularly powerful because his winning album, simply titled Kiwanuka, had grappled with his sense of inferiority as a musician, a black man, a partner and a friend.

External validation didn't silence the voices in his head - but it gave him a healthy dose of perspective.

"When you have impostor syndrome and you’re busy beating yourself up, you're actually using up all your energy doing that, as opposed to being like, 'Wow, how amazing it is to be making my own record?', or, 'How amazing that I'm playing the Pyramid Stage [at Glastonbury]?'

"The list is so long of how cool this job is, and I spent most of my time moaning. Winning the Mercury kicked off that feeling of, oh, I've got to sort this out."

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You could see that newfound freedom when he played at Glastonbury in June. Basking in the late afternoon sun, the 37-year-old took to the stage wearing a bright white kanzu robe - a traditional tunic from Uganda, where his parents are from.

And when a malfunctioning synthesizer forced him to abort a performance of his new song Small Changes, the former perfectionist just laughed it off.

"I could hear my friend Joe laughing, and I sort of forgot I was on the Pyramid Stage," he recalls.

"A second later, I heard the crowd cheer, and it lifted me up off the ground.

"It was an amazing feeling. I felt like I had a massive battery pack from these people. I could do no wrong. Wherever I went, they would hold me up."

Afterwards, the musician realised that one simple moment of fallibility had put the audience on his side.

"They saw the real me for a second, rather than what I thought people wanted to see," he reflects. "It was really eye-opening."

Drake has filed a second legal action against record label Universal Music over Kendrick Lamar's hit Not Like Us, which was released at the height of the pair's feud earlier this year.

The star has accused Universal of defamation, and his legal papers claim the company could have halted the release of a song "falsely accusing him of being a sex offender".

Instead, his lawyers claim, Universal "executed a plan" to make the song "a viral mega-hit", and used Lamar's incendiary lyrics "to drive consumer hysteria and, of course, massive revenues".

It comes a day after Drake filed papers in New York, accusing the company of illegally boosting the song's profile on Spotify. Universal has called the claims "offensive and untrue".

Like the earlier filing, the latest court document is not a lawsuit.

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Instead, it is a "pre-action petition", under which Drake’s lawyers can ask the court to order Universal to preserve any relevant documents and information ahead of future legal action.

It was filed in Texas and also involves the radio giant iHeartRadio, which operates more than 850 stations across the US.

According to Drake's lawyers, Not Like Us was "heard more than 25 million times" by listeners to iHeart stations in the four months after its release.

Citing a whistleblower, they claim Universal potentially made "covert payments" to iHeart as part of a "pay-to-play scheme" to promote the song.

Drake's lawyers admit that they have been "unable to confirm" whether the payments went to iHeart stations, but argue that "as the number one audio company in the country", it was the most likely recipient.

If approved, the court action would compel the companies to provide any evidence regarding the accusations.

The BBC has contacted iHeartRadio for a response to the petition.

Rapper Slowthai raped women after gig, court told

Grammy-nominated rapper Slowthai and a friend raped two women after one of his gigs, a court has been told.

The 29-year-old, whose real name is Tyron Frampton, is accused of raping the women following his performance at The Bullingdon, in Oxford, in September 2021.

He and his co-accused, Alex Blake-Walker, both deny three joint counts of rape and one count of sexual assault.

Mr Frampton appeared at Oxford Crown Court alongside his wife, the popstar Anne-Marie, who he married in secret in July 2022.

Opening up the case for the prosecution, Heather Stangoe said the pair had met a group of women before the show, and provided some with tickets for later that evening.

Following the gig, the women met back up with Mr Frampton and his entourage on his tour bus, the barrister said.

Ms Stangoe told the court the women encouraged the group back to one of their properties, where Mr Frampton insisted on two rules: "No phones and no boys."

"Their sole purpose for going to that house was to find sexual gratification," she said.

"It mattered not to them if the women consented or not."

Ms Stangoe said once at the house, two of the women were "isolated" from their friends.

Mr Frampton and Mr Blake-Walker, 27, then raped and sexually assaulted the women, while the the men were "joking" and "high-fiving", Ms Stangoe said.

The court was told the attack ended when the women's friends became aware of the situation, and told the men to stop.

Mr Frampton then proceeded to jump from the balcony-style roof that the group were on, before running through the house to leave, the barrister added.

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'Willingly consenting'

Defending Mr Frampton, Patrick Gibbs KC told the jury that the rapper had "met up with his fans in the usual way" following the gig.

Encouraging the jury to "keep an open mind" during the trial, he said: "What is in dispute is whether the women consented."

He said the case was partly about "the difference between willingly consenting to something that is thrilling and exciting in the moment, to then regretting it afterwards".

He also asked the jury to keep in mind the "effect of celebrity", adding that "people do, or may, act differently" around famous people.

Sheryl Nwosu, defending Mr Blake-Walker, said her client "denies that he had forced anybody" into taking part in sexual acts.

Children in Need chair resigns over grants to scandal-hit charity

The chair of the BBC's Children in Need charity has resigned, after reports that she protested over grants awarded to an LGBT youth charity, whose former chief had been involved in a child abuse scandal.

Rosie Millard, a writer and broadcaster, accused the charity of "institutional failure" in her letter of resignation shared with the Times.

Millard objected to £466,000 being awarded to LGBT Youth Scotland (LGBTYS) , a charity which supports young gay and transgender people.

Its former chief James Rennie was convicted in 2009 of child sex assaults. The grants from Children In Need began seven months later, when the charity had new management in place.

A Children in Need spokesman said: "Nothing is more important to us than the safety of all children and young people.

"When allegations were made in relation to LGBT Youth Scotland their grant was immediately suspended with the full support of the board and a review began. In order to do this thoroughly and fairly the review took three months and culminated in the decision to withdraw funding."

Rennie, who had been chief executive of LGBTYS from 2003 to 2008 and is also a previous SNP adviser, was jailed in 2009 after being revealed as a member of a paedophile ring.

He was given a life sentence for sexually assaulting a three-month-old child and for conspiring to get access to children in order to abuse them. He was ordered to serve a minimum of 13 years, later reduced to eight on appeal.

Children in Need suspended grants to the charity in May 2024, after Millard says she alerted them to his case. It withdrew funding around three months later following a review.

However, Millard, who used to be an arts correspondent for BBC News, criticised Children in Need for what she said was a lack of due diligence.

She accused chief executive Simon Antrobus of failing to respond “with the necessary level of seriousness” and hesitating to take action.

She alleged that he eventually cut funding to the charity only because of fear of negative publicity.

BBC News has contacted Millard for comment.

Antrobus, who has been chief executive of Children In Need since 2016 and previously held senior positions at Parkinson's UK and Scope, has not publicly commented.

Another man, who contributed to schools guidance put together by LGBT Youth Scotland, was convicted this year of sharing indecent images of children including some of newborn babies.

Andrew Easton was a young person who attended services of LGBT Youth Scotland in the 2000s, and, as a result, contributed to a 2010 guide for young people about coming out. However, he was never an employee of the charity.

He pleaded guilty in September to ­communicating online with someone he believed to be a child, downloading indecent images of children and distributing indecent images of children.

He was sentenced to a community order, ordered to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work, put on the sex offenders register for three years and told to take part in a sex offenders programme.

In 2022, two men said that they were groomed at LGBTYS around the time Rennie was chief executive. In response, LGBTYS suspended a staff member and referred itself to the police.

A BBC spokesman said: "The Children in Need board of trustees are supportive of the actions taken by the CEO and senior leadership team and stand by the decisions made.

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"Rosie at all times retained the board’s support. In the wake of her resignation, in order to ensure any lessons learnt are captured, the trustees have instigated a review of ways of working between the board and executive in which Rosie has kindly agreed to participate.”

Mhairi Crawford, chief executive of LGBTYS, said that Millard’s resignation letter “demonstrates the ideologically driven nature of her attacks on our organisation”.

Crawford said: “We are pleased to see confirmation that Children in Need’s investigations into the work of LGBT Youth Scotland found nothing to report.

“Time and time again, those with anti-inclusivity motives point to historic allegations in attempts to destroy our reputation. Allegations that have been investigated and cleared by Police Scotland, and proven to have had no link to our work.”

Tim Davie, the BBC's director general, praised Millard on Wednesday for her “significant impact on countless children”. Children in Need raised more than £39 million in its annual broadcast on Friday.

Diddy called witnesses from prison, prosecutors say

Sean "Diddy" Combs has been breaking prison rules by contacting potential witnesses in his upcoming sex trafficking trial, prosecutors have alleged.

The music mogul is accused of making "relentless efforts" to "corruptly influence witness testimony", by using other inmates' telephone accounts, and using three-way calls to speak to people who are not on his approved contacts list.

Prosecutors said a review of recorded calls also found that Mr Combs instructed his family to contact potential witnesses in his case, they said in a court filing.

Mr Combs, 55, is currently in custody in Manhattan. He has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges against him and strenuously denied any wrongdoing.

Best known for 1990s hits such as I'll Be Missing You and Mo' Money, Mo' Problems, the musician has been denied bail since his arrest, with multiple judges citing a risk that he might tamper with witnesses.

His lawyers made a renewed bid for bail last week, proposing a $50m (£39.6m) package that would see Mr Combs be monitored around the clock by security personnel, while under house arrest.

Lawyer Alexandra Shapiro argued it was impossible for the musician to prepare for trial from behind bars because of the "incredibly voluminous" amount of material to review, especially without a laptop computer.

She also said his preparation has been hampered by conditions at the jail, including frequent lockdowns and officers taking away the pens he uses to take notes.

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Detention is stripping Mr Combs of "any real opportunity" to be ready for trial, violating his rights under the US Constitution, Shapiro said.

In response, prosecutors argued that the request for bail should be denied, alleging that Mr Combs "poses serious risks of danger and obstruction of these proceedings".

In court documents, they accused the star of orchestrating social media posts in order to "influence a potential jury pool" at his trial.

Amongst those efforts, they cited an Instagram statement posted by a woman known only as "witness two", countering allegations made by singer Dawn Richard in a civil lawsuit against Mr Combs.

Prosecutors alleged that her statement was drafted with Mr Combs during "multiple texts" and "multiple calls" from prison.

They further alleged there was a "strong inference" that Mr Combs "paid witness two, after she posted her statement".

Davina McCall recovering after brain tumour surgery

Davina McCall is recovering from surgery she underwent to remove a rare brain tumour, her partner has said.

The TV presenter, 57, earlier posted a video on Instagram to say she had been diagnosed with a type of benign tumour called a colloid cyst.

In an update on Friday evening, Michael Douglas said McCall was "out of surgery" and recovering in hospital - and thanked well-wishers "for all the love". He added that McCall was "utterly exhausted".

A benign tumour is not cancerous, but such cysts tend to grow slowly, according to the Brainstrust charity.

In the statement, shared to McCall's 1.9 million Instagram followers, Douglas said a doctor had described the procedure as being "textbook".

Prior to the surgery, McCall explained how the tumour had been found by chance.

"A few months ago, I did a menopause talk for a company and they offered me a health scan in return, which I thought I was going to ace," she said in the video.

"But it turned out I had a benign brain tumour called a colloid cyst, which is very rare - three in a million.

"And so I slightly put my head in the sand for a while, and then I saw quite a few neurosurgeons. I got lots of opinions, and I realised that I have to get it taken out.

"It's big for the space. It fills the space. It's 14mm wide, and it needs to come out because if it grows, it would be bad. So I'm having it removed via a craniotomy."

A craniotomy is an operation where a surgeon removes part of the skull to take out the tumour.

"Get the cyst, empty it, take it out, Bob's your uncle," McCall said.

Speaking alongside her partner Douglas, she added: "I'm OK. It's been up and down, obviously. We've been through a lot, yes."

She said she expected to spend about nine days in hospital after the operation.

She told followers: "I don't want you to worry about me. I'm doing that enough.

"But I'm not worrying too much and I am in a good space. I have all the faith in the world in my surgeon and his team, and I am handing the reins over to him.

"He knows what he's doing, and I'm going to do the getting better bit after. I'll see you on the other side."

Douglas said then that he would temporarily take over her social media.

What are colloid cysts?

They typically form in a fluid-filled cavity in the centre of the brain, and are themselves filled with fluid, the Brains Trust says.

They account for less than 2% of all primary brain tumours, and the rate of growth and symptoms can vary from person to person, according to the charity.

They are often found during a scan for something else, and some surgeons recommend a watch and wait policy if the cyst is small and causing no symptoms.

However, as they grow they can block the flow of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), causing symptoms including headaches, vision problems, nausea and loss of consciousness. In extreme cases, without treatment they can cause coma and even sudden death.

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'We're grateful to Davina'

The Brain Tumour Charity told BBC News: "All of us wish Davina the best possible outcome for this procedure.

"As an inspiration to so many, we're grateful that she has chosen to raise awareness of this uniquely devastating disease.

"We are committed to funding pioneering research, campaigning for systemic change and offering support to all those whose lives are turned upside down by a brain tumour diagnosis."

Will Jones, chief executive of Brainstrust, added: "Brain tumours are indiscriminate, they can affect anyone and they are more common than people might think. Over 80,000 people in the UK are living with a brain tumour, and there are over 130 different diagnoses."

He added they were also "grateful to Davina" for sharing her story "openly and candidly".

"This will help hundreds of people living with a colloid cyst to feel acknowledged and less alone," he said.

Sweeney says female solidarity in Hollywood is 'fake'

Anyone But You star Sydney Sweeney has said the idea of women supporting each other in the film and TV industry is "fake".

In an interview with Vanity Fair, the actress, who's also known for Euphoria and White Lotus, said: "This entire industry, all people say is 'women empowering other women'.

"None of it's happening. All of it is fake and a front for all the other [stuff] that they say behind everyone’s back."

Earlier this year, the star hit back at "shameful" comments made about her by a female Hollywood producer who said: "She's not pretty, she can't act. Why is she so hot?"

Asked about the incident for the latest issue of Vanity Fair, Sweeney said: "It’s very disheartening to see women tear other women down, especially when women who are successful in other avenues of their industry see younger talent working really hard - hoping to achieve whatever dreams that they may have - and then trying to bash and discredit any work that they’ve done."

Sweeney, one of Hollywood's biggest breakout stars of recent years, went on to discuss why this might be the case.

"I've read that our entire lives, we were raised - and it’s a generational problem - to believe only one woman can be at the top," she said.

"There’s one woman who can get the man. There’s one woman who can be, I don’t know, anything.

"So then all the others feel like they have to fight each other or take that one woman down instead of being like, let’s all lift each other up.

"I'm still trying to figure it out. I’m just trying my best over here. Why am I getting attacked?"

In April, Carol Baum, who produced films including Dead Ringers and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, spoke about Sweeney after a film screening.

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According to Variety, Baum had said: "There's an actress who everybody loves now - Sydney Sweeney. I don't get Sydney Sweeney. I was watching on the plane Sydney Sweeney's movie [Anyone But You] because I wanted to watch it.

"I wanted to know who she is and why everybody's talking about her. I watched this unwatchable movie - sorry to people who love this... romantic comedy where they hate each other."

Baum, who also teaches at the University of Southern California, added: "I said to my class, 'Explain this girl to me. She's not pretty, she can't act. Why is she so hot?' Nobody had an answer."

In response, Sweeney's representative told Variety: "How sad that a woman in the position to share her expertise and experience chooses instead to attack another woman."

John Lewis, Tesco, Amazon go for tear-jerkers, as others find Christmas fun

The festive season is getting under way again, and so too is the battle of the Christmas adverts.

John Lewis has become the latest retailer to beam its festive message into UK homes.

The advert, released on Thursday, is a whimsical journey through one woman's memories as she tries to find the perfect Christmas gift for her sister.

Set to Richard Ashcroft's 1990s track Sonnet, the ad is a "real tear-jerker" and suggests the retailer wanted to "return to its roots", analysts said.

"Most of this year's festive adverts have fun at their heart - gnomes taking over Asda, a mystery whodunit at Waitrose, the welcome return of Kevin the Carrot at Aldi," said retail expert Catherine Shuttleworth.

But John Lewis has hit a "more traditional" feel, she added, after last year’s advert proved divisive.

Its 2023 commercial featured a giant Venus flytrap. It left some viewers perplexed, as they questioned what a bloodthirsty plant had to do with Christmas.

In this year's John Lewis advert, the heroine, Sally, is seen frantically doing last-minute shopping for her sister.

She falls through a rack of dresses and finds herself in a fantastical world, where she revisits moments in her life - from childhood through to teenage years and adulthood.

There are no recognisable celebrities in the advert, something Charlotte Lock, customer director at John Lewis, told the BBC was deliberate.

"We get contacted every year by A-listers who want to be in our ad," she said.

"We always have the conversation, but what we didn't want was that celebrity to overtake the story."

It's still only mid-November, but the John Lewis advert is one of the last Christmas adverts to be released.

For retailers, capturing the mood of the nation is always a challenge, especially given that the ads are planned months in advance.

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Ms Lock said they felt people wanted "a bit of emotion and sentimentality" after "a tough year, with global conflict and an economic crisis".

"The cost of living is still on people's minds, and people are concerned about the cost of Christmas," she said.

"It feels like there's a nation that's quite exhausted and actually has been waiting to celebrate, and Christmas is a great outlet for that," she added.

British author Samantha Harvey wins Booker with space story

British author Samantha Harvey has won the 2024 Booker Prize award with her novel Orbital, the first book set in space to win the prize.

Orbital contemplates the world from a different viewpoint as it follows a team of astronauts in the International Space Station.

It's the biggest-selling book on the shortlist in the UK, and has also outsold the past three Booker winners combined, up to the eve of their success.

Harvey, the first woman to win the award since 2019, was announced as winner at a ceremony in London's Old Billingsgate, and will take home £50,000.

She dedicated the prize to "all the people who speak for and not against the earth and work for and not against peace".

She said she questioned herself while writing the book: "Why would anybody want to hear from a woman at her desk in Wiltshire writing about space when people have actually been there?"

"I lost my nerve with it and I thought I didn't have the authority to write it."

Speaking to BBC News, Harvey said she was "in complete shock and very overwhelmed". She added that the award would change her life.

Asked how she would spend the £50,000 prize money, she said: "I need to buy myself a new bike, and it's going to be a good bike."

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Chair of the judges, Edmund de Waal, described Orbital as a "book about a wounded world".

He said the judges all recognised its "beauty and ambition" and praised her "language of lyricism".

Writing it, Harvey said she "thought of it as a space pastoral - a kind of nature writing about the beauty of space".

The 136-page long story, which is Harvey's fifth novel, takes place over a single day in the life of six astronauts and cosmonauts.

During those 24 hours they observe 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets over their silent blue planet, spinning past continents and cycling past seasons, taking in glaciers and deserts, the peaks of mountains and the swells of oceans.

It is the second-shortest book to win the prize, and covers the briefest timeframe of any book on the shortlist. The shortest winning novel in the history of the prize was 1979's Offshore by Penelope Fitzgerald, at 132 pages.

Harvey previously told BBC Radio 4's Front Row programme she wrote Orbital over the course of successive lockdowns.

"I was writing about six people trapped in a tin can. It felt like there was something resonant about that and our experience of lockdown, of not being able to escape each other and also not being able to get to other people."

Harvey previously made the longlist for the Booker Prize in 2009 with her debut novel, The Wilderness.

Mattel 'deeply regrets' porn site misprint on Wicked dolls

Toy manufacturer Mattel has said it "deeply regrets" a misprint on packaging for dolls inspired by the new Wicked movie which listed the address for an adult website.

The company recently released the singing dolls ahead of the long-awaited film starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.

But eagle-eyed fans posted images on social media showing the packaging had a pornography website on it, instead of the movie's web address.

In a statement, Mattel apologised for the "unfortunate error" and advised parents that the misprinted website "is not appropriate for children".

The BBC has seen online instructions on Mattel's website, for both the Glinda and Elphaba dolls, listing the erroneous website underneath the Universal Pictures logo - the film studio behind the movie.

Mattel recommends the dolls for children aged four and above.

Fans who bought the doll posted about their surprise on social media.

"I purchased the Singing Elphaba doll and upon inspection, the website printed on the back side [of the] Mattel box, right above the barcode is listed as... an unaffiliated adult [not safe for work] 18+ website," one person posted on Reddit.

"Anyone else seeing this!?"

In another post, a US-based woman said: "Went to Target and Walmart today and yeah, the Wicked dolls have the [porn] website listed."

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Mattel said the dolls had primarily been sold in the US.

It added: "We deeply regret this unfortunate error and are taking immediate action to remedy this."

"Consumers who already have the product are advised to discard the product packaging or obscure the link and may contact Mattel customer service for further information."

The Wicked movie comes after two decades of the musical on stage.

Set in the Land of Oz before Dorothy Gales' arrival from Kansas, the movie covers the musical's first act.

British actress Erivo plays Elphaba, a young woman misunderstood because of her green skin and who is yet to discover her power which will eventually lead her to becoming the Wicked Witch of the West.

She strikes up an unlikely friendship with classmate Glinda, played by Grammy-winning singer Grande, who will go on to become the Good Witch of the North.

Strictly's Chris McCausland praised for 'poignant' dance imitating blindness

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Chris McCausland has been praised for performing a dance imitating his experience with blindness.

McCausland and his dance partner Dianne Buswell closed Saturday's show with their couple's choice to Instant Karma! (We All Shine On) by John Lennon.

The performance saw the comedian place his hands over Buswell's eyes as the room faded to black. The lights came back up moments later to show him spinning Buswell around on his shoulders as pyrotechnics flared in the background.

The pair received a score of 33 out of a possible 40 from the judges, with Craig Revel Horwood describing the "poignant blackout moment" as "absolutely spectacular".

Head judge Shirley Ballas told McCausland - who is the BBC programme's first blind contestant - that he comes out every week "with your heart on your sleeve, and you give us 100%".

It follows a performance in 2021 from actor Rose Ayling-Ellis who is deaf. Ayling-Ellis and her dance partner Giovanni Pernice paid tribute to the deaf community by dancing for a short while in complete silence.

It won the former Eastenders star a Bafta for the best must-see TV moment.

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McCausland was registered blind after losing his sight to retinitis pigmentosa in his 20s and 30s.

Before Strictly, he insisted he "can't dance", saying: "If anybody out there is thinking 'how the hell is he going to do that?' then rest assured that I am thinking exactly the same thing."

Earlier this week, students at the Royal National College for the Blind, in Hereford, where McCausland studied, told the BBC he was defying expectations.

One student said: "Some people think that people that have visual impairments can't really do anything or can't do much with their life beside piano tuning."

"He's doing so well now, it's quite surreal but it's really good, especially for those who don't know anything about the eye," they added.

Another student said it would be "really cool if someone who is visually impaired like us" won the competition.

Beyoncé passes Jay-Z in all-time Grammy nominations

Beyoncé has made history by becoming the most-nominated artist of all time at the Grammy Awards, overtaking her husband Jay-Z.

The couple had been tied on 88 nominations each - but Beyoncé has now pulled ahead thanks to recognition for her latest album, Cowboy Carter.

She leads this year's Grammys race with 11 nominations, including best album, best country album, and song of the year for Texas Hold 'Em.

The other leading nominees, with seven each, are Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, Post Malone and Charli XCX.

The Beatles also picked up a nomination for record of the year for Now And Then, an unfinished John Lennon track that was completed last year with the help of AI.

The recognition comes 60 years after the Fab Four were nominated for best new artist, which they went on to win.

Beyoncé is already the Recording Academy's most-honoured artist, with 32 wins as a solo artist and a further three as part of Destiny's Child.

However, she has never won the coveted album of the year trophy, despite four nominations in the category.

Earlier this year, Jay-Z appeared to scold Grammy voters for Beyonce's lack of recognition in the top category as he accepted a lifetime achievement prize.

"I don't want to embarrass this young lady," he told the audience. "But she has more Grammys than everyone and never won album of the year.

"So even by your own metrics, that doesn't work. Think about that. The most Grammys; never won album of the year. That doesn't work."

Beyonce's 11 nominations are the most ever received by a female artist in a single year.

This year, the star's main competition will come from Taylor Swift, who has won album of the year four times so far, more than anyone else.

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Her latest release, The Tortured Poets Department, is a protracted and messy break-up album recorded in the middle of an exhausting world tour.

After spending 15 weeks at number one in the US earlier this year, it earns Swift her seventh nomination for album of the year.

Other contenders for the main prize include Charli XCX, for her volatile pop masterclass Brat; and Grammys darling Billie Eilish for her sophisticated and experimental third album, Hit Me Hard And Soft.

More surprising was the inclusion of former Outkast rapper André 3000, whose instrumental flute album New Blue Sun edged out presumed nominees like Ariana Grande and Post Malone.

Three charged in connection with Liam Payne's death

Three people have been charged in connection with the death of One Direction star Liam Payne, Argentinian authorities have said.

The singer died on 16 October after falling from the third-floor balcony of a hotel in Buenos Aires.

One person who accompanied the artist has been charged with the abandonment of a person followed by death and the supply and facilitation of drugs, according to the National Criminal and Correctional Prosecutor's Office.

A hotel employee and a third person have also been charged with supplying drugs. None of those arrested have been named.

Payne, 31, a father-of-one, was one of the most recognisable names in pop after appearing on The X Factor and rising to fame with the boyband One Direction in the 2010s.

Argentinian authorities have been investigating Payne's final days at the CasaSur hotel.

After the singer's death, police found substances in his hotel room, and destroyed objects and furniture. Hotel staff had made two calls to emergency services saying they had a guest who had taken "too many drugs and alcohol", and was "trashing the entire room", it was previously reported.

On Thursday, the public prosecutor's office said toxicology tests revealed traces of alcohol, cocaine and a prescription antidepressant in his body.

A post-mortem examination determined his cause of death as "multiple trauma" and "internal and external haemorrhage" as a result of the fall from the hotel balcony.

According to the prosecutor's office, medical reports also suggested Payne may have fallen in a state of semi or total unconsciousness.

The prosecutor's office say this rules out the possibility of a conscious or voluntary act by Payne, and they conclude he did not know what he was doing nor did he understand it.

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In addition, authorities have carried out nine raids at homes in Buenos Aires.

They are also continuing to investigate Payne's broken laptop and other devices seized.

The prosecutor's office added it has examined more than 800 hours of video footage from security cameras in the hotel and on public roads, and received dozens of testimonies from hotel staff, family members, friends and medical professionals.

The singer's body was released to his family on Wednesday to be flown back to the UK.

Following Payne's death, tributes flooded in including from his former partner Cheryl, One Direction bandmates and music mogul Simon Cowell.

Payne’s bandmates Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik and Harry Styles said in a joint statement that they were “completely devastated” and will miss the singer “terribly”, adding the “memories we shared with him will be treasured forever”.

Thousands of fans also remembered the late singer at memorial events in the UK and around the world.

Prosecutors to consider bringing charges against Tim Westwood

Detectives investigating allegations of non-recent sexual abuse against the former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood have submitted a file of evidence to prosecutors to consider bringing charges.

The criminal inquiries came after a joint investigation by BBC News and the Guardian in 2022 heard from women who made allegations of predatory and unwanted sexual behaviour and touching.

The allegations revealed by BBC News spanned the period from 1992 to 2017, when the 66-year-old was at the height of his career as a leading hip hop DJ. The women also accused Mr Westwood of abusing his position in the music industry.

Mr Westwood strenuously denied the allegations when the news outlets' investigation was published in April 2022.

Det Supt Andy Furphy, whose team is leading the investigation, said officers are continuing their enquiries and continue to provide specialist support to those who have come forward.

“A file of evidence has now been submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and our team continues to make enquiries, with support from prosecutors. We will thoroughly and properly investigate sexual offences as part of our commitment to making London safer for women and girls.”

The CPS decides which cases should be prosecuted out of those the police have investigated.

A CPS spokesperson said: “We can confirm we received a file from the Metropolitan Police Service regarding allegations of non-recent sexual offences allegedly committed by a man in his 60s.”

In a statement, the Met Police said “a man in his 60’s has been interviewed under caution on four separate occasions. The offences are alleged to have occurred in London between 1982 and 2016”.

Officers also confirmed this investigation was not being assisted by the Hydrant Programme “at this stage of the ongoing investigation”. The Hydrant Programme is a national policing programme which was originally established in 2014 "to deliver the national policing response, oversight, and coordination of non-recent child sexual abuse investigations concerning persons of public prominence".

Officers emphasised the investigation is "complex and sensitive" and their "absolute priority is to maintain the integrity of our investigation and support and retain the confidence of potential victims. We must also be sure there is no risk of jigsaw identification".

In August 2022, a review, led by Gemma White KC, was commissioned by the BBC to examine the near 20-year employment of Mr Westwood with the broadcaster after the BBC revealed it had had six historic complaints of bullying or sexual misconduct against the DJ.

It was initially believed the review would take around six months but a report is yet to be published.

Last month, the Met Police warned the BBC that parts of the review could “interfere with justice” if published. The BBC declined to comment.

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A freedom of information request by BBC News earlier this year revealed that the BBC has spent more than £3 million on the review so far.

The external review was examining what the BBC did and didn’t know about the former Radio 1 DJ’s behaviour. He has denied claims of misconduct saying “it’s all false allegations”.

Mr Westwood hosted the influential rap show on Radio 1 and a drivetime show on sister station 1Xtra before moving to Capital Xtra in 2013 when it changed its name from Choice FM. He also fronted the UK version of hit MTV show Pimp my Ride in 2005.

Quincy Jones, giant of US music, has died aged 91

Quincy Jones, the celebrated US musician and producer who worked with Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles and many others, has died at the age of 91.

Jones’ publicist, Arnold Robinson, said he "passed away peacefully" on Sunday night at his home in Bel Air.

"Tonight, with full but broken hearts, we must share the news of our father and brother Quincy Jones’ passing. And although this is an incredible loss for our family, we celebrate the great life that he lived and know there will never be another like him," the family said in a statement.

Jones was best known as the producer of Michael Jackson's Thriller album.

Over a career spanning more than 75 years, he won 28 Grammy Awards and was named as one of the most influential jazz musicians of the 20th century by Time magazine.

He worked closely with Sinatra and reworked the crooner's classic Fly Me To The Moon, taking it from a waltz to a swing.

For the film The Wiz, Jones found himself working alongside a 19-year-old Michael Jackson. He went on to produce Jackson's album Off the Wall and the pop star's follow-ups Thriller - which sold 34 million copies int he US alone - and Bad.

In 1985, Jones gathered 46 of America's most popular singers of the time, including Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, Tina Turner and Cyndi Lauper, to record We Are the World.

Jones co-wrote the song to raise money for those suffering from a devastating famine in Ethiopia. The record was the US equivalent to Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas.

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The hit reached number one in the UK and the US and was performed at Live Aid.

Jones also composed the soundtrack to more than 50 films and TV programmes including the 1969 British film, The Italian Job.

Michael Caine, who starred in The Italian Job, paid tribute to Jones on X, calling him "a titan in the musical world".

"He was a wonderful and unique human being, lucky to have known him."

Sir Elton John also praised Jones and said "nobody had a career as incredible" as him, writing: "He played with the best and he produced the best. What a guy. Loved him."

TV producer Shonda Rhimes called him "a legend, a visionary, a pioneer".

US actor's dream to own ancestral home is in ruins

A US actor's dream of restoring his ancestral home to its former glory has been left in ruins after the council that owns the 15th century manor house pulled out of the deal.

Hopwood DePree swapped Los Angeles for Rochdale in 2017 after discovering Grade II-listed Hopwood Hall in Middleton had been in his family for about 400 years.

But the 54-year-old, who said he had spent about £580,000 renovating the dilapidated 60-room country pile, claimed Rochdale Borough Council had now "pulled the rug from under him" by ending its agreement to sell it to him.

The council said Mr DePree did not have a "viable" plan for the future of the building.

Mr DePree, who is originally from Michigan, said he had been told stories about Hopwood Hall by his grandfather when he was a boy.

He had assumed the stories about the house - where Guy Fawkes and Lord Byron are reported to have stayed and which remained in the Hopwood family until World War One - were just fairy tales.

But when he found out about the family connection he decided to try to buy the building and turn it into an arts and events centre.

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Rochdale Council gave him a "limited licence to occupy" and the option to buy the building.

About £1.7m in grants from the council and heritage bodies like Historic England have been invested in repairs and renovations since 2017.

Planning permission for Mr DePree's scheme was granted in 2022, the same year he wrote Downton Shabby, which chronicled his efforts to revive the manor.

He said he believed he had viable plans for the future of the building, and had been talking to hotel and restaurant firms about his idea of running hospitality skills training there.

But he was shocked to discover that, at a meeting held behind closed doors last week, the council had decided to back out of the arrangement.

Strictly's Tasha Ghouri in tears over online hate

The model, author and podcaster, from North Yorkshire, became Love Island's first deaf contestant when she appeared on the ITV show, eventually finishing joint fourth with boyfriend Andrew Le Page, who she is still in a relationship with.

Ghouri said she joined the show to find love, as well as to raise awareness for the deaf community, but instead found herself the victim of online hate.

"When I left the show, I remember my dad sat me down and he looked at me straight and said 'Tash, there is a lot of horrific stuff that was written about you, especially on social media,'" she said.

"There are videos made about my voice and the way I speak, it became a trend at one point."

Ghouri said the experience made her hit "rock bottom".

"Because I wanted to go on for representation and I feel like I failed, not just myself but, the whole deaf community," she said.

But she insisted she would not let the trolls win.

"I'm going to use my platform and educate people," she said.

Today, Ghouri has more than 2.2 million followers across her social media platforms.

She has worked with Number 10 Downing Street and the Department for Education to champion issues on behalf of people who are deaf.

Speaking ahead of the start of this year's Strictly series, Ghouri admitted how much the moment meant to her.

“I can't believe I'm going to be on Strictly Come Dancing. I’ve been watching the show since I was little and it's a firm Ghouri family favourite, so this is a total dream come true," she said.

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Her appearance comes three years after Rose Ayling-Ellis became Strictly's first deaf contestant, and went on to win.

The remaining 10 celebrities and their professional dance partners took to the ballroom floor on Saturday evening as part of Strictly Come Dancing's inaugural icons week.

Taylor Swift and Beyonce were among the stars who were honoured during the show.

JLS singer JB Gill and stand-in professional partner Lauren Oakley joined Ghouri and Skorjanec at the top of the leaderboard, scoring the joint highest number of points of this year's series.

Professional dancer Amy Dowden, who is partnered with Gill, was forced to miss last Sunday's results programme after being taken to hospital as a "precaution" after she began "feeling unwell".

Oakley stood in for her, performing a Bruno Mars medley with Gill on Saturday's show, which gave the pair a score of 39.

The celebration of icons continues on Sunday night, when the professional dancers will perform a Beyonce medley with Johannes Radebe channelling the singer's alter-ego, Sasha Fierce.

I'm a Celebrity 2024 rumoured line-up includes Coleen Rooney

Coleen Rooney could be appearing alongside McFly's Danny Jones and Loose Women's Jane Moore in the latest series of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!, according to reports.

Other famous faces reportedly set to appear on the reality TV show are former professional boxer Barry McGuigan, Love Islander Maura Higgins, and radio and TV personality Rev Richard Coles.

The ITV programme, which demands celebrities live in a jungle environment in Australia and undertake challenges, will return to screens on 17 November.

The line-up has been reported by the Sun but ITV has not yet confirmed the contestants.

Coleen Rooney is the wife of former England footballer Wayne Rooney, with the couple sharing four sons.

She hit headlines when the so-called Wagatha Christie case went to court in 2022.

Rooney accused media personality Rebekah Vardy online of leaking private stories about her to the Sun.

She won the subsequent High Court legal case against Vardy, who had sued her for libel, when the judge found the allegation to be "substantially true".

Known as Tyrone Dobbs in Coronation Street, actor Alan Halsall is tipped to be in the jungle.

The 42-year-old from Salford has appeared on screen for over two decades in the ITV soap, with his character featuring in some of the show's major storylines, including as a victim of domestic abuse.

Melvin Odoom is best known for presenting on BBC Radio 1 with co-hosts Rickie Haywood-Williams and Charlie Hedges.

He previously featured as team captain in BBC Three's comedy panel show Sweat the Small Stuff and presented the The Xtra Factor, which was a companion show for the singing competition The X Factor.

The Londoner and former Kiss FM DJ swapped the mic for dancing shoes when he appeared on Strictly Come Dancing in 2016.

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Maura Higgins rose to fame on ITV's dating show Love Island in 2019 and in 2023 was announced as the social ambassador for the US version of the series.

Away from Love Island, the 33-year-old from Ireland is a model and has appeared on Dancing On Ice and Cooking with the Stars.

Internet personality GK Barry is expected to be appearing in the latest series of I'm a Celebrity.

The real name of the 25-year-old from Cambridgeshire is Grace Eleanor Keeling and has 3.6m followers on TikTok and more than 60,000 subscribers on YouTube.

She has a podcast called Saving Grace, where she shares stories from her life and interviews celebrities, including comedian Alan Carr and YouTuber Louise Pentland.

Tyler, The Creator lands first UK number one album

Tyler, The Creator has scored his first UK number one album with Chromakopia, despite it only being available for four of the last seven days.

The Official Chart Company starts counting sales and streams at 00:01 on Fridays, when most projects from major labels are released.

But Tyler, ever the nonconformist, released his eighth studio album at 06:00 EST on Monday, three days after the week's chart tracking began.

The 33-year-old, whose full name is Tyler Gregory Okonma, has previously said there is lots of "passive listening" at the weekend, and advocated for weekday releases.

Last year, Tyler told Canadian music journalist Nardwuar: "I think if you put it out during the week, man, that commute to work, or that commute to school... you really have that hour, 30 minutes to really dive in and really listen.”

He suggested much of the music listening at the weekends takes place in settings such as parties, or in the background while people are relaxing, which he said often means people aren't listening as closely to the music.

But in the same interview, he admitted it could be a "dumb idea" to miss out on almost half the week's streams and sales.

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New releases used to come out on Mondays, after the previous week's chart had been announced on Sunday evening, but it was changed to Fridays in July 2015.

That was part of a global strategy which saw the music industry launch New Music Fridays in more than 45 countries, after consumer research found fans preferred to listen to music at weekend when they felt they had more time.

But music chart analyst Chris Molanphy agrees with Tyler's position.

"I never loved that [weekend release] date," he told BBC News. "I found it kind of weird we were competing with movies and everything like that."

Films are also predominantly released in cinemas towards the end of the week, usually on Fridays.

Despite the dominance of streaming, physical and download sales of a full album can play a big part in an album's chart success because of the way they are weighted.

If Chromakopia also tops the US charts, it will be Tyler's third number one album, despite the fact he has never achieving a top 10 single.

On his website, fans can buy different vinyl versions of the new album, bundled with original merchandise.

"He's a marketing genius," Molanphy said. "Tyler knows how to package his albums, his covers are beautiful to look at."

Pixies: 'The more you try to recapture youth, the sillier it sounds'

Pixies frontman Black Francis wouldn't be your first pick to read the CBeebies Bedtime Story.

Over the course of his band's wildly influential career, his fractured, often abstract songs have referenced Biblical violence, mutilation, incest, torture and death.

"Sliced up eyeballs" and "goats of lust" aren't traditionally the sort of images that help your toddler drift off to sleep.

Luckily, he didn't recite his own lyrics when he popped into CBeebies earlier this month. The book he chose did have a distinct Pixies flavour, though. It's called There Was A Young Zombie Who Swallowed A Worm

"I usually don't do things like that, but I enjoyed it," the 59-year-old says.

"My girlfriend sort of insisted, so I did it with feeling and, you know, I raised five kids, so I'm pretty good at bedtime stories."

It's hard to imagine Pixies appearing on children's television at any other point in their career.

The abrasive riffs and intertwining harmonies of songs like Debaser, Monkey Gone To Heaven, and Where Is My Mind signposted the future of alternative rock in the late 1980s; and they were cited as inspirations by everyone from Nirvana and Radiohead to... er, James Blunt. ("They'd be furious to hear that, wouldn't they?" he recently said).

Just as the artists they inspired began to hit the mainstream, the band broke up - but their reputation grew in their absence.

In 2003, the NME named their 1989 album Doolittle (recorded for $40,000 in the basement of a hair salon) the second-best record of all time.

Twelve years later, it sold its 300,000th copy in the UK, gaining the band their first ever platinum record, 30 years after they formed.

By that point, they'd reunited for a first-rate second phase. When we speak, they're about to set off on an Australian stadium tour with Pearl Jam.

"Our audience just seems to get bigger all the time," Francis says... Hence the cameo on CBeebies.

Pixies formed in 1986, when Francis (born Charles Thompson IV) dropped out of university and persuaded his guitarist room-mate Joey Santiago to do the same. A local newspaper ad brought in bassist Kim Deal and, through her, drummer Dave Lovering.

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A buzzy demo tape won them a contract with British label 4AD, and they were quickly embraced by the indie music press, where one writer described their corrosive sound as "a wild new shock".

But the secret to their success, Francis says, is simplicity.

He describes the first time Pixies headlined Reading festival in 1990. Further down the bill was a group whose show was a "very Vegas kind of affair".

"They had lights and confetti and balloons," he recalls. "A lot of schtick going on.

"Their tour manager turned to our manager, Chas Banks, and said, 'So what do you have prepared for your set?"

"And he replied, '25 good songs'".

"I was very proud that that's how he responded, because that is literally all we had. We had no dance moves, we had no balloons, we literally just had our music.

A week after Liam Payne's death in Argentina, all five of One Direction's albums have returned to the UK charts.

The band's third album, Midnight Memories, leads the field, re-entering the chart at number 13, with sales and streams increasing 517% week-on-week, according to the Official Charts Company.

Three of One Direction's singles also re-enter the Top 40, while Payne's final solo single, Teardrops, made its chart debut at number 85.

The star died on 16 October at the age of 31 after falling from a third-floor hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. He is survived by his seven-year-old son, Bear, whom he shares with ex-partner Cheryl.

In the days since his death, countless tributes have been paid by his family, friends and bandmates.

Niall Horan said he was "absolutely devastated", calling Payne "the brightest [person] in any room". His girlfriend Kate Cassidy said the singer would always be her "guardian angel" and revealed they had planned to marry.

In a statement, Payne's family said they were "heartbroken", adding: "Liam will forever live in our hearts and we’ll remember him for his kind, funny, and brave soul.”

Fans, who held vigils in the star's memory last weekend, have also responded by sending his music back into the charts.

Night Changes wasn't One Direction's biggest hit during their heyday - reaching number seven in the UK and 31 in the US - but it has grown in reputation ever since.

In 2022, it became the first One Direction song to surpass one billion streams on Spotify; and has remained their most-popular track on streaming services ever since.

Released on 12 November, 2014, as the second single from the album Four, it is one of the band's most mature and critically-acclaimed tracks.

The lyrics contemplate the fleeting nature of time and the loss of innocence, set against the backdrop of a love affair that's hit the rocks.

Harry Styles takes the lead vocal in the chorus, singing: "We're only gettin' older, baby / And I've been thinkin' about it lately / Does it ever drive you crazy / Just how fast the night changes?"

Its reflective, minor key melancholy was embraced by fans after the band went on hiatus in 2016.

It's easy to see how the song's messages of impermanence and regret have been adapted to express the loss they've experienced over the last week.

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Have there been any updates on Liam Payne's death?

On Wednesday, Argentinian police raided the hotel where Payne was staying at the time of his death.

A police special investigations seized items including computer hard drives and footage from hotel cameras, said a government official, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

Earlier in the week, a post-mortem examination said the singer had died of multiple traumas and "internal and external haemorrhage".

However, officials in Argentina had to deny releasing toxicology test results, following US media reports claiming the singer had a cocktail of illegal drugs in his system when he died.

The singer's father, Geoff, is currently in Buenos Aries, waiting for his son's body to be released and returned to the UK.

Jordan North boosts Capital radio breakfast ratings

DJ Jordan North has added more than 400,000 listeners to the Capital radio breakfast show's ratings in his first six months as host, new industry figures show.

The former I'm A Celebrity contestant left BBC Radio 1 in February and joined the commercial station in April.

His show attracted 2.96 million listeners in the third quarter of 2024, compared with 2.55 million for the final three months hosted by his predecessor Roman Kemp.

North's breakfast show rival on Radio 1, Greg James, enjoyed a similar boost, adding about 400,000 listeners to reach 4.3 million between July and September, according to industry ratings body Rajar.

However, the figures are not directly comparable because James's show was extended by half an hour during this period, with its temporary time slot of 07:00-11:00 intended to catch younger audiences waking up later in the summer holidays.

North hosts the Capital breakfast show alongside Chris Stark and Siân Welby from 06:00-10:00. The trio added 261,000 listeners in their first three months, and a further 151,000 listeners this quarter.

Their figures do not include Capital Scotland, which has its own breakfast programme and daytime schedule.

Burnley-born North previously worked with James on Radio 1, hosting the station's drivetime show with Vick Hope. She now presents the programme with Made in Chelsea's Jamie Laing.

Speech-based breakfast shows, including BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast and BBC Radio 4's Today, also saw an increase in listeners in a busy quarter for news, which included the UK general election and an assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

The Today programme was up by about 385,000 people on the previous quarter, bringing its total number of listeners to 5.85 million.

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BBC Radio 5 Live's breakfast show, hosted by Rachel Burden and Rick Edwards, added 180,000 listeners to reach a total of 1.58 million.

Meanwhile, BBC Radio 3's breakfast show attracted 866,000 listeners, an increase of about 115,000 on the previous quarter.

But there was less good news for other breakfast shows.

BBC Radio 2's Zoe Ball dipped by 146,000 listeners to 6.28 million in the quarter that saw her unexpectedly take an extended break from the show.

Kiss breakfast, hosted by Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, also went down by about 218,000. Their audience is now 721,000.

Magic's breakfast show lost about 170,000 listeners in the quarter that Ronan Keating left the station, giving the show an audience of 890,000.

Ball's fellow Radio 2 presenter Vernon Kay continued to have the most popular radio programme in the UK. His mid-morning show increased its audience in the latest quarter to 6.8 million.

Liam Payne's death prompts music industry soul searching

The death of former One Direction star Liam Payne has sparked a debate about the duty of care in the music industry, particularly for young people.

In one of the most powerful tributes to the singer, who died at the age of 31 after falling from a hotel in Argentina last week, TV personality and former X Factor judge Sharon Osbourne said: "We all let you down."

Osbourne said Payne was "just a kid" when he "entered one of the toughest industries in the world, and asked: "Who was in your corner? Where was this industry when you needed them?"

More than 25,000 people have now signed a petition saying the entertainment industry "needs to be held accountable and be responsible to the welfare of their artists".

Osbourne herself wasn't a judge when Payne found fame on the show - he first auditioned at the age of 14 in 2008 before returning two years later and becoming part of One Direction. The rest is history.

While the boy band went on to achieve phenomenal success across the globe, Payne himself acknowledged that it came at a cost.

He admitted he used alcohol to cope with the level of fame "because there was no other way to get your head around what was going on".

US star Bruce Springsteen is among those who have spoken in recent days about the negative impact of the pressures of fame.

He told the Daily Telegraph that "young people don't have the inner facility or the inner self yet to be able to protect themselves from a lot of the things that come with success and fame".

"So they get lost in a lot of the difficult and often pain-inducing [things]... whether it's drugs or alcohol to take some of that pressure off," he said.

"I understand this very well from my own experience, as I have done my own wrestling with different things."

Robbie Williams also acknowledged that he struggled with his own demons when he was 31. "By the grace of god and/or dumb luck I’m still here," he said.

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The former Take That star called for more kindness and empathy from the public towards famous figures who might be going through difficulties. "Even famous strangers need your compassion," he wrote.

Could the music industry do more to help fledgling artists, and are things now changing?

Robbie Williams' frequent collaborator, songwriter Guy Chambers, told the Observer the industry should hold back from working with performers who are under 18.

"I do think putting a 16-year-old in an adult world like that is potentially really damaging. Robbie experienced that, certainly," he said.

Chambers added: "I know in Robbie’s case, with Take That, there wasn’t any proper protection set up to look after what were teenage boys. That was a long time ago, but I don’t see much sign of change."

JLS star Oritse Williams, who also found fame on The X Factor, told BBC Breakfast there "isn't enough duty of care".

Jeremy Clarkson reveals he had heart procedure

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he underwent a heart procedure after he experienced a "sudden deterioration" in his health.

Writing in his column in The Sunday Times, the 64-year-old said he had symptoms of feeling "clammy", a "tightness" in his chest, and "pins and needles" in his left arm after returning from a holiday.

Clarkson, who presents the TV programme Clarkson's Farm, said he went to hospital in an ambulance and had a stent fitted, which opens up narrowed or blocked arteries.

"I certainly wasn’t having a heart attack. But if it hadn’t looked that way, I never would have been sent to hospital," he said.

While on holiday in the Indian Ocean, the Oxfordshire farmer described how he had to "take a moment to make sure my limbs were working properly" when he stood up, "struggled" with swimming, and could not descend a flight of stairs "without holding someone's hand".

"These problems all manifested themselves in one day, which made the rest of my holiday extremely relaxing because all I did was sit in a chair drinking wine and eating cheese," he said in his column.

"Back at home, though, the sudden deterioration began to gather pace," he said. "I woke on Wednesday morning not feeling too good. I was clammy and there was a tightness in my chest."

The ex-Top Gear presenter said he "ignored these things" and later got "pins and needles in my left arm".

He was taken to John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, where a heart attack was ruled out after he had underwent checks, which included an electrocardiogram (ECG), blood tests, and X-rays.

"It seems that of the arteries feeding my heart with nourishing blood, one was completely blocked and the second of three was heading that way," he said.

Clarkson said he had a stent fitted, which is a tube that is inserted into a narrowed or blocked artery to open it and allow blood to flow more freely.

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"The next morning I went home, and here I am, two hours later, writing this and sort of thinking, 'Crikey, that was close'," he said.

"Now, thanks to all those tremendous people at the John Radcliffe in Oxford and all of their extraordinary machines, here I am wondering what water tastes like and if it’s possible to make celery interesting."

Clarkson had previously revealed he had to quit smoking after contracting pneumonia while on holiday in Spain.

He left the TV programme The Grand Tour in September alongside TV show host Richard Hammond and TV presenter James May.

Stars pay tribute paid to Liam Payne, dead at 31

Celebrities have paid tribute to the former One Direction star Liam Payne, after his death aged 31.

The pop star, who found fame on The X Factor in 2010, died after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Argentina, police say.

Following his death at around 17:00 (21:00 BST) on Wednesday, stars expressed their upset and posted memories of the dad who shared a son, Bear, with former partner Girls Aloud star Cheryl.

Singer Olly Murs, who starred on The X Factor a year before One Direction, said he was "lost for words", describing Payne's death as "devastating" on Instagram.

Olly said they "always had a good laugh" when they met, mostly talking about "how annoyingly good his hair always looked, or our love for Becks, the old XF [X Factor] days and the tour we shared together.

"Liam shared the same passions as me, the same dreams, so to see his life now end so young hits hard. I'm truly gutted and devastated for his family and of course his son Bear losing a dad."

Dermot O'Leary, who hosted The X Factor when Liam appeared, posted a photograph of the pair on stage, captioning the Instagram post: "The worst news."

"I remember him as a 14-year-old turning up to audition on The X Factor, and blowing us away singing Sinatra. He just loved to sing," he wrote.

"He was always a joy, had time for everyone, polite, grateful, and was always humble."

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Liam was one of five members of One Direction, along with Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan and Harry Styles.

US singer Charlie Puth, a co-writer on Payne's 2017 song Bedroom Floor, said he was in "shock" after Payne's death.

Charlie posted images of the pair working together, alongside the caption "Liam was always so kind to me".

The Wanted star Max George described his death as "absolutely devastating news".

"Over the last few years I had the pleasure of getting to know him personally and spent some treasured time with him," he said on Instagram.

"Liam was absolutely wonderful in terms of support when Tom [Parker] fell ill, performing at the Royal Albert Hall with us for Stand Up To Cancer.

"He supported me a lot personally after Tom passed. I will never forget that."

K-pop star gives tearful testimony on harassment

A member of the chart-topping K-pop group NewJeans has tearfully testified to South Korean lawmakers as part of an enquiry into workplace harassment.

Hanni, who is 20 years old, alleged that the entertainment agency Hybe had deliberately undermined her band, and accused senior managers of deliberately ignoring her.

Following multiple incidents, she said, "I came to the realisation that this wasn’t just a feeling. I was honestly convinced that the company hated us."

After hearing her testimony, the CEO of NewJeans' record label, Ador - a subsidiary of Hybe - said she would "listen more closely" to her artists, adding: "I wonder if there was more I could have done.”

Hanni, who is Vietnamese-Australian, was testifying to the Labour Committee of South Korea's National Assembly at a hearing about workplace harassment.

She was called to give evidence last month, after NewJeans went public with allegations about their treatment following the dismissal of their mentor Min Hee-Jin.

Min, who co-founded Ador in 2021, has been a key figure in the band's success but she was removed from her post in August, following accusations that she had planned to split from Hybe, taking NewJeans with her.

Min repeatedly denied those. Then, in September, NewJeans took the unusual step of going public with their dissatisfaction at the situation.

Posting on a burner YouTube account, they demanded Min's reinstatement and made claims of workplace harassment.

In one incident, Hanni said that when she greeted the members of another band at their record label offices, a manager had instructed them to "ignore her".

The singer said that when she reported the incident, her concerns had been brushed off.

During her testimony, Hanni went into further detail about the exchange.

"We have a floor in our building where we do hair and make-up. And at that time, I was waiting in the hallway because my hair and make-up was done first."

As she waited, three singers from another band and their manager walked past, Hanni continued.

"I said hello to all of them, and then they came back about five or 10 minutes later.

"On her way out, [the manager] made eye contact with me, turned to the rest of the group and said, ‘Ignore her like you didn't see her’.

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"I don't understand why she would say something like that in the work environment," she added.

Speaking at the National Assemblyin Seoul, Hanni said this was not an isolated incident, and claimed that senior members of Hybe management had also given her the cold shoulder.

"Since my debut [in NewJeans], we ran into a person in a high-up position many times, but they never greeted me when I greeted them," she said.

"I understood from living in Korea that I have to be polite to older people and that's part of the culture - but I think it's just disrespectful as a human being to not greet us, regardless of our professional status."

She continued: "There was a certain vibe [of disrespect] that I felt within the company."

Actress 'dazzles' as woman who is always miserable in Mike Leigh film

Actress Marianne Jean-Baptiste and director Mike Leigh have reunited for a hard-hitting new film, nearly three decades after they first worked together.

Hard Truths, about an irritable woman whose constant misery puts severe strain on those around her, premiered at the London Film Festival on Monday evening.

Leigh and Jean-Baptiste previously collaborated on 1996's Secrets & Lies - which scored Oscar nominations for best picture as well as best director and best supporting actress respectively.

Their critically acclaimed new film, which Leigh revealed was turned down by other film festivals, could see them both in the Academy Awards race once again.

Hard Truths centres on Pansy, a woman who seems constantly angry at the world, regularly getting into scrapes with everyone from shop assistants to her dentist.

Her attitude to life has a detrimental effect on her husband, son and sister in particular, characters who clearly love her, but can only take so much.

The film follows Pansy as she navigates various everyday situations with her bad-tempered approach. On Mother's Day, things come to a head as their families gather together to mark the occasion.

Jean-Baptiste delivers a stunning central performance in the lead role - she is highly watchable despite playing such a grumpy character.

The actress joined Leigh and her co-stars at the film's UK premiere at London's Royal Festival Hall on Monday.

Puzzlingly, before receiving its world premiere in Toronto last month, Leigh confirmed the film was rejected by three major film festivals - Venice, Cannes and Telluride.

"It’s hard to know what to feel about Cannes," Leigh told the Associated Press of the French festival where he had previously won the top prize. "If you look at the line-up, you think, maybe you can see that they wanted glitz and glamour.

Actress 'dazzles' as woman who is always miserable in Mike Leigh film

Actress Marianne Jean-Baptiste and director Mike Leigh have reunited for a hard-hitting new film, nearly three decades after they first worked together.

Hard Truths, about an irritable woman whose constant misery puts severe strain on those around her, premiered at the London Film Festival on Monday evening.

Leigh and Jean-Baptiste previously collaborated on 1996's Secrets & Lies - which scored Oscar nominations for best picture as well as best director and best supporting actress respectively.

Their critically acclaimed new film, which Leigh revealed was turned down by other film festivals, could see them both in the Academy Awards race once again.

Hard Truths centres on Pansy, a woman who seems constantly angry at the world, regularly getting into scrapes with everyone from shop assistants to her dentist.

Her attitude to life has a detrimental effect on her husband, son and sister in particular, characters who clearly love her, but can only take so much.

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The film follows Pansy as she navigates various everyday situations with her bad-tempered approach. On Mother's Day, things come to a head as their families gather together to mark the occasion.

Jean-Baptiste delivers a stunning central performance in the lead role - she is highly watchable despite playing such a grumpy character.

The actress joined Leigh and her co-stars at the film's UK premiere at London's Royal Festival Hall on Monday.

Puzzlingly, before receiving its world premiere in Toronto last month, Leigh confirmed the film was rejected by three major film festivals - Venice, Cannes and Telluride.

"It’s hard to know what to feel about Cannes," Leigh told the Associated Press of the French festival where he had previously won the top prize. "If you look at the line-up, you think, maybe you can see that they wanted glitz and glamour.

"You think, whatever. I mean, if nobody wanted it at all... then I’d start to twitch."

Reviews from the festivals where the film has played have been hugely positive, with Vanity Fair's Richard Lawson saying it's "a pleasure seeing the pair reunited for another piercing character study" in a "dazzlingly complex, bracing work".

"Leigh’s films can feel shaggy and unstructured on first viewing," added Variety's Peter Debruge. "Hard Truths is no different, but there’s profound poetry in every scene."

Screen Rant's Patrice Witherspoon noted: "Inherently, witnessing a woman propel insults at people is humorous, but sadness layers the script, making it deeply moving."

While the film isn't an easy watch, she added, "thanks to a stunning lead performance from Jean-Baptiste and an ending that doesn’t take the easy way out, it is a must-watch".

"The beauty of Hard Truths," reflected Next Best Picture's Nadia Dalimonte, "is its incredible embrace of Pansy in all her complexities".

"You think, whatever. I mean, if nobody wanted it at all... then I’d start to twitch."

Reviews from the festivals where the film has played have been hugely positive, with Vanity Fair's Richard Lawson saying it's "a pleasure seeing the pair reunited for another piercing character study" in a "dazzlingly complex, bracing work".

"Leigh’s films can feel shaggy and unstructured on first viewing," added Variety's Peter Debruge. "Hard Truths is no different, but there’s profound poetry in every scene."

Screen Rant's Patrice Witherspoon noted: "Inherently, witnessing a woman propel insults at people is humorous, but sadness layers the script, making it deeply moving."

While the film isn't an easy watch, she added, "thanks to a stunning lead performance from Jean-Baptiste and an ending that doesn’t take the easy way out, it is a must-watch".

"The beauty of Hard Truths," reflected Next Best Picture's Nadia Dalimonte, "is its incredible embrace of Pansy in all her complexities".

Denzel Washington's children join forces in 'fearless' film

The Piano Lesson has become the latest August Wilson play to be adapted for the screen by Denzel Washington and his family.

But while the Hollywood star has directed, starred in or produced film adaptations such as Fences and Ma Rainey's Black Bottom in recent years, it's his two sons who are taking centre stage for the latest screen adaptation.

The Piano Lesson is directed by filmmaker Malcolm Washington, while his actor brother John David Washington plays one of the leading roles. Their father Denzel serves as producer.

Speaking ahead of the its UK premiere at the London Film Festival, John David Washington described the film's team as "fearless" in their efforts to produce a unique interpretation of the 1987 play.

Malcolm and John David Washington's two sisters are also involved in The Piano Lesson - Katia Washington is an executive producer, while Olivia Washington, who recently starred opposite Kit Harington in the West End show Slave Play, has an acting role.

Speaking at the Telluride Film Festival last month, actress and Denzel's wife Pauletta Pearson Washington acknowledged the film was a family affair, joking: "All my babies are involved in this."

The movie could also see actress Danielle Deadwyler join the Oscars race, two years after she was widely considered to have been unfairly snubbed following her acclaimed performance in Till.

Set in 1936 Pittsburgh in the aftermath of the Great Depression, the Netflix film follows a brother and sister who disagree about what to do with a family heirloom piano they have inherited.

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Daughter Berniece (Deadwyler) has not played the piano since the siblings' mother died. Instead, it sits in her living room and serves as a reminder of what her ancestors endured as slaves.

The faces of earlier generations of the family have been carved into the piano's wood. But while Berniece refuses even to move the piano, her brother Boy Willie (John David Washington) wants to sell it in order to buy land.

Speaking at Deadline's Contender's London event, John David Washington described the cast and production team's attitude as "fearless".

“It was so fearless because, right away, we were like, OK, we’re making our film," he said. "There’s a lot of versions of this story that exist, and this one is ours.

"We’re going to pass it through our filter of honesty and truth and vulnerability, put ourselves on the line, and fine-tune it to the point that, when you get to the end, the spirit of it is still there."

Selena Gomez 'shines' in new Oscar-tipped musical

US singer and actress Selena Gomez joined her co-stars on the red carpet at the London Film Festival on Friday, for the UK premiere of her Oscar-tipped film Emilia Pérez.

The Spanish-language musical was one of the breakout hits of the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, where Gomez and three of her co-stars were jointly named best actress.

The others - Zoe Saldaña, Adriana Paz, Karla Sofía Gascón - appeared alongside Gomez in London, where the film hopes to continue its momentum in the awards race.

Emilia Pérez follows a Mexican Cartel leader (played by Gascón), who asks a high-powered lawyer named Rita (Saldaña) to help him fake his own death.

But the reason he wants to retire and disappear from the world of crime isn't what you might expect - the cartel leader wants to change gender and live a new life as a woman.

The rest of the film focuses on four women, including the newly-transitioned Emilia Pérez, as they each pursue their own version of happiness in modern-day Mexico.

Pérez is portrayed by Argentinian trans actress Gascón, who has been tipped as a possible best actress contender in the forthcoming awards race.

Gomez plays the drug lord's wife, who is kept in the dark about her former lover's new identity, while Paz portrays Emilia's new romantic interest after transitioning.

All four of the film's stars walked the red carpet ahead of the film's UK premiere at the Royal Festival Hall as part of the London Film Festival on Friday.

French director Jacques Audiard came up with the idea for the film after reading a chapter in Boris Razon's 2018 novel Écoute about a drug lord who changes identity.

Audiard went one step further for the film, and made it a story of changing gender.

"I was less interested in a change of identity to evade competitor drug barons, and more interested in the change of identity for the sake of the person she was and is,” the director told BBC News. "I was more interested in the past and what led to that transition."

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The role required someone very specific – a trans actress, who was a Spanish speaker, who could also sing and dance.

Recalling the casting process, Gascón tells BBC News: “I was contacted when I was in Mexico by a production team, and was told 'We need an actress as crazy as you - you're the only one who can do this role, but you need to learn five songs for tomorrow!'

“And I was like 'OK, let's record the whole album and we'll go on tour as soon as you want!’" she joked. “But I did say, ‘this is going to be difficult, I'm not a singer'. But the team in the film, they worked with me incredibly, they really helped me with all the songs and made it so that we could do the best work possible.”

Asked about Gascón's casting, Audiard added simply: “Without her there would be no film.”

Eurovision failed to support us amid rows, winner says

Eurovision winner Nemo has said the song contest's organisers didn't do enough to support participants who were caught up in a row over Israel's inclusion in this year's show.

"I felt very alone," the Swiss singer, 25, told BBC News. "I really hope they have things in place for the next year."

Nemo, who has just released their first single since winning the contest in May, added that the event had "in a way" been overshadowed by the political controversy.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which runs Eurovision, said it had introduced changes that would provide "more clarity and protection" for artists at future contests.

In the build-up to this year's Eurovision, there were calls for Israel to be banned from the competition over the country's military action in Gaza, and pro-Palestinian protests on the streets of Swedish host city Malmö.

Some contestants, including Nemo, came under pressure to boycott the show, while Israel's entrant Eden Golan reportedly faced death threats.

Nemo, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, has since got a record deal and was speaking to BBC News after their new track, Eurostar, was released.

Reflecting on their experiences during Eurovision, Nemo described the atmosphere backstage as "quite tense".

"There were situations that are still being investigated by the EBU," they said.

"They told us they would get back to us and they haven't yet. It's a shame that the EBU takes so long in my honest opinion."

When asked if the organisers did enough to support contestants at the time, they paused before answering.

"No. I don't think so," they said. "Because I sometimes felt very alone with a lot of things, or at least with the other artists, and it took long for them to get back to artists when they wrote to them."

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