The Welshman bags his fourth number one LP, and beats Bob Dylan’s chart record along the way.

Craig Parkinson, who played DI “Dot” Cotton, is interrogated by BBC Breakfast. Will he crack?

Yat-Sen Chang tells a court he has “no idea” why allegations have been made against him.

LS Lowry’s paintings more commonly showed crowds going to football matches rather than rugby league.

Manchester Pride’s organisers “worked twice as hard to secure a first class line-up” for its return.

The trust that runs the castle says fences need reinstating due to “ongoing issues of breaking and entering”.

Thousands return to the dance floor in Liverpool at a test event with no social distancing or masks.

The broadcaster says it has “a zero tolerance policy” to harassment as it pulls Viewpoint’s finale.

Australian billionaire Clive Palmer used a version of We’re Not Gonna Take It when he ran for parliament.

Organisers warned the site will not be a “party venue” with live music and sound systems banned.

Bradley Walsh will host popular the resurrected game show after the success of a festive special.

Frontman Mike Kerr says he ditched dozens of songs after watching tribute act Royal Monster in 2018.

The 16-year-old’s albinism led to her being abandoned as a baby but she is now a successful model.

Illustrator and cartoonist Henny Beaumont on why she’s memorialising female victims of violence.

Police charge three with attempted murder and robbery and two more as accomplices in the case.

It follows allegations published in the Guardian, which the actor and director denies.

The 20-year-old tells her mum and grandma on TV that she doesn’t want to just ‘step into monogamy’.

The long-serving journalist says it is “time to move on” after “three incredible decades”.

Jon Beavis from the Bristol band raised more than £5,500 for women’s charity Rosa.

Former ER actress Parminder Nagra says she was told “brown people don’t sell” by a TV producer.

The pair will join Alex Jones on the BBC programme’s sofa, each co-presenting for part of the week.

House of the Dragon stars Matt Smith and Emma D’Arcy are apparently seen near Newquay.

Director Suzanne Lindon on her film about “pure” platonic love between a teen and an older man.

Martin Compston, who plays DI Steve Arnott, reveals what happens off-screen on the hit drama.

Bend it Like Beckham and ER actress Parminder Nagra says she was rejected by “a well-known TV show”.

A pair of novels based on the fate of twins are nominated for this year’s £30,000 book award.

The Florence + the Machine singer will write the music for the show which hopes to run on Broadway.

The hit show is planning to be back on stage in London in August, as theatres aim to open up again.

The Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Opera House and Ed Sheeran’s manager all sign an open letter.

The Manchester International Festival will go ahead with events in streets and shopping centres.