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She was the anarchic idealist who stormed the battlements of the status quo and transformed Britain.

From Dublin to Athens, Paris and Trieste, how people are embracing James Joyce’s Ulysses.

James Cameron’s long-delayed sequel is only the third movie to hit the $1bn milestone this year.

Industry experts to explore how esports are trying to keep growing their audience in 2023.

We ask people to sum up their 2022 in one word and see what they make of the dictionaries’ choices.

The Bafta-winning actor was best known for political satire, including Bremner, Bird and Fortune.

The former detainee tells the tennis star how she watched his second Wimbledon triumph in 2016.

Ashridge House is opening up more to the general public after being kept largely private for years.

From Wagatha Christie to Batgirl, these moments were some of the year’s most unfortunate.

Sean Dilley says he acted ‘instinctively’ after being targeted in central London early on Tuesday.

The singer says she has been made aware of issues “that do not align with the communities I support”.

The musician tells Jamie Oliver, who is guest editing R4’s Today, how cooking is a space for his neurodiversity.

After 12 years, Jamz Supernova looks back with pride as she hangs up her 1Xtra headphones.

Join us as we lift the curtain on some of the most anticipated books coming our way next year.

Until a few years ago, indie music competing with Bollywood would’ve made for an unlikely proposition – not anymore.

Kathy Burke and Richard E Grant are among the celebrity names remembering Ronan Vibert.

The 10.7 million who saw King Charles’s message compares with 8.96 million who watched the Queen a year ago.

Doctor Who, a 007 global contest and the return of Waterloo Road are among next year’s TV treats.

Anne Wood tells the story of how she created the Teletubbies.

Russell T Davies says he wants to give fans “a lovely little Christmas present”.

From Oscars hopefuls such as The Fabelmans to crowd-pleasers like the Barbie movie.

Dutch trance legend Armin van Buuren hopes the London singer’s music keeps on “inspiring others”.

The former Desert Island Discs host returns to the radio programme – this time as the interviewee.

A spokesperson for the royal couple says the newspaper profited off “hate, violence and misogyny”.

The dance musician, who was best known for singles including Insomnia and We Come 1, died on Friday.

The partner of Gaby Hutchinson says “someone must be held accountable” for what happened that night.

Lanez faces more than 20 years in jail for wounding the Grammy award-winning rapper in 2020.

Esther Abrami has worked with The Snowman composer Howard Blake on a new arrangement.

The newspaper says it regrets publishing the piece, in which Clarkson said he “hated” the duchess.