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Liverpool is hosting on behalf of Ukraine after organisers decided to relocate it because of the war.

Glasgow loses out as the UK prepares to stage the song contest next May on behalf of Ukraine.

Blockbuster composer Hans Zimmer on making music for the digital age.

A new exhibition shows how currencies have been “mutilated” to address social and political issues.

The writer, who was born and raised in Leeds, died after a short illness, his publisher announces.

Glasgow and Liverpool will find out on Friday which will stage the Eurovision Song Contest next May.

The House of Cards stars is accused of a sexual assault in 1986, which he denies.

Tributes pour in for the one-time winner of the wrestling giant’s Tough Enough reality series.

Aberdeen’s Belmont is seen as important for those with sensory impairments as well as film students.

Ellie Simmonds says she is not only on a Strictly journey with her partner but the dwarfism community.

Earlier this week, the rapper and fashion designer wore a T-shirt that read “White Lives Matter”.

Heat energy is being captured from people dancing to help a Glasgow venue reduce its carbon emissions.

How did Chris Williamson go from the villa, to a US-based podcast with tens of millions of downloads?

Elton John, Prince Harry and other public figures take legal action against Associated Newspapers.

Tom Stevenson, 21, says he had something to prove after getting disappointing A-Level results.

Centre for the Moving Image in administration, with the loss of 102 jobs in Edinburgh and Aberdeen.

Raymond Allen created the character of Frank Spencer while working as a cinema cleaner in Ryde.

Simon Thomas praises staff for delivering his daughter eight weeks early after his wife fell ill.

The panel praises French author Annie Ernaux for her “courage” exploring gender, language and class.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney says Eric Weinberg allegedly lured women to photo shoots.

The district council says it has “worked” with Mr Clarkson but advice has been “ignored”.

The actor denies inappropriately touching a 14-year-old boy at a Manhattan apartment party in 1986.

How Ukraine’s “indomitable” fashion designers are showcasing their work in the French capital.

An ex-court of appeal judge has been asked to investigate potential breaches of code of conduct.

The 60th anniversary of The Beatles’ debut is marked with a gig at Sir Paul McCartney’s childhood home.

Bizarre, inappropriate and occasionally spot on – what music tells us about political leaders.

Filming of Rust will resume in January, with Hutchins’ husband on board as executive producer.

Richard Harrison says the rediscovered BBC radio recording is the only one to feature Peter Sellers.

Universal boss Donna Langley is the first British woman to run a Hollywood studio.