Arts organisations criticise the decision by Lancashire County Council to scrap the 2025 bid.

The drivetime host says working on the station has been a “childhood dream come true”.

The 23-year-old Call on Me singer says she’s done “everything” the record label’s asked her for.

A 90-strong art trail of colourful cows aims to start conversations and boost city visitor numbers.

Picasso’s Head of a Woman was being shown off during a news conference when this happened.

But some reviewers take issue with how the Marvel superhero film handles the exploitation of women.

The Burning an Illusion director has been praised for forging a path for black Britons in film.

Official viewing figures show England’s 2-0 victory over Germany at Euro 2020 on Tuesday attracted a peak TV audience of 20.6m, with 80.1% audience share.

Filmmaker Laura Fairrie wants to celebrate Collins’ books about female sexual desire and freedom.

One of British art’s most famous paintings is to go on show in London 100 years after it left.

Millionaire Joe Berardo is accused of accumulating nearly €1bn in debts to three banks.

Research suggests less than one percent of authors featured in GCSE English Literature are from an ethnic minority background.

Underwriting the bid by up to £22m is too great a financial risk, Lancashire County Council says.

The Brexit minister asks musicians to put pressure on EU governments to relax touring restrictions.

The “transition period” for older people who now need a TV licence will finish on 31 July.

Michael Sheen and David Tennant return to star in the second series of the hit fantasy drama.

Ever-hopeful England fans have been screaming that “football’s coming home” for 25 years.

The band received “tens of thousands” of tweets after Winston Marshall endorsed a controversial book.

The reality TV star says her shapewear company will supply the female members of the US Olympic team.

Former Love Island contestant Megan Barton-Hanson says she wants to see more diversity in this year’s show.

The event will operate at full-capacity as part of the government’s events research programme.

Britney Spears’ younger sister backs the singer after her powerful appearance in court last week.

“It’s how rock and roll works,” says Costello, after the pop star is accused of copying his music.

Jean Kent, who died in 2013, was one of the biggest British screen stars in the 1940s and 50s.

One half of the French-electro stars, Gaspard Augé, has provided the soundtrack to a summer of football.

A small percentage of devices’ cost should go into a fund for UK creators and performers, a group says.

Police explain how they recovered paintings stolen in an audacious 2012 raid on an Athens museum.

Founder Peter Gabriel says the event has neither government-backed insurance nor test event status.

The Newsnight presenter retweeted Piers Morgan’s government criticism without “surrounding context”.

The Clacton native was a familiar face on the show along with wife and fellow foster parent Linda.