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Dragons’ Den star Deborah Meaden says start-ups can help drive the green agenda.

A parliamentary committee writes to the Sun and the BBC about allegations made against Huw Edwards.

Locals affected by singer Matty Healy’s protest say it did their cause more harm than good.

The British actor’s body was recovered in June, months after he’d gone missing in the mountains.

The work was recently confirmed to be by the Renaissance artist after work by two university teams.

The ex-Love Island host says she is exploring “uncomfortable” topics in her new documentary series.

For the first time since 2011, the firm lifts the cost of a single-account premium subscription.

Despite increasingly grim news from medics, his spirit remained indomitable – writes his friend.

Charlotte Gainsbourg says she feels bereft as thousands say goodbye to her mother, singer Jane Birkin.

The BBC says sorry to Nigel Farage over its report about the closure of his account at private bank Coutts.

Lucy Hockings announces the death of colleague and “much loved” fellow presenter George Alagiah.

George Alagiah, the “fearless” and “kind” BBC reporter and author, has died of cancer aged 67.

The Stereophonics frontman said he believes “art should come from people”.

You always walked away from him liking the human race more – writes friend and colleague Allan Little.

Intimacy co-ordinators, improvisation and stable employment – are video games getting like TV shows?

Greta Gerwig’s Barbie and Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer took £30m on their opening weekend in the UK.

The award-winning journalist was a respected fixture on British TV news for more than three decades.

George Alagiah, one of the BBC’s longest-serving and most respected journalists, has died at 67.

Their song, These Are The Days, will see the band remembering their band member who died in April.

George Ezra, James, The Bootleg Beatles, Mimi Webb and Siouxsie appear on the final day.

The singer hit his stride with advice from a stunt company based in Hertfordshire.

Barbie has the year’s most successful opening weekend for a film in the US and Canada, making $155m.

The band has cancelled upcoming concerts in Indonesia – where homosexuality is shunned – and Taiwan.

The singer, who found major recording success in the 1960s, “died peacefully at home”.

After a thrilling set, the trio tell the BBC that “bands like us only come along every 15 years”.

The BBC presenter has spoken about his seriously-ill father’s decision to end his life, aged 92.

Charlie Mackesy says he is moved by the many touching moments he has had since publishing his book.

Strictly dancer Amy Dowden says she will not be able to perform in the competition this year.

The brewery says some of the cider has over-fermented causing some bottles to erupt.

The star gave a unique performance with Royal Northern Sinfonia on the banks of the Tyne.