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Across the country bands say they have lost members and fewer children are signing up.

A new guide for teachers says a fresh approach would make the subject attractive to more young people.

The Grammy-award winner speaks to the BBC about the joy of his win and desire to never be pigeon-holed.

Hit titles go up against games made by four people during the pandemic “because they were bored”.

As a number of clubs stop printing programmes some say their future is in doubt.

Kalush Orchestra are the bookies’ favourites to win the competition in Turin next month.

Kalush Orchestra are the bookies’ favourites to win the competition in Turin next month.

The singer says pop stars are easy targets in what has become a “really damaging” culture in music.

The Duchess of Cornwall saw the shirt worn by Colin Firth in Pride and Prejudice on her visit.

Former Love Island contestant Dr Alex George says it followed his purchase of Welsh holiday homes.

The Center for Countering Digital Hate found abuse in the Instagram DMs of five high-profile females.

After the High Court judgement, the singer says such “baseless” claims “are way too common now”.

Artist Steve Talbot says he wants to continue the life of the smashed ceramics.

Handwritten lyrics by Joy Division’s Ian Curtis and Granada TV’s entire archive are among the items.

Namit Malhotra started his company from a garage in Mumbai. Now it’s winning Academy Awards.

A local TV producer was stunned to recognise this boy in footage from outside a school 50 years ago.

An ex-student of Asghar Farhadi claims he stole the idea for his film, A Hero, from her documentary.

What difference could selling the channel to a private owner make for viewers, and who might buy it?

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch is among a host of stars to take to the stage as in-person events return.

Firms will not be able to use stars like footballer Cristiano Ronaldo and Love Island’s Chris Hughes.

New acts will mark Sir Paul McCartney’s birthday by playing where he and John Lennon first wrote songs.

Kirstie Allsopp and Matt Lucas voice concerns about a government plan to privatise the broadcaster.

A judge has ordered Latasha Kebe, known as Tasha K, to to delete and never repost defamatory videos.

The notebooks, worth millions of pounds, were returned 22 years after they were last seen.

The BBC station’s flagship event moves out of London and heads to Leeds, bosses announce.

Two books owned by Charles Darwin are left outside Cambridge University library in a pink gift bag.

The singer says the book will tackle painful past events she has “never been able to express openly.”

The Environment Agency is teaming up with school pupils to help tackle problem flooding in the UK.

Students say they are devastated by ALRA’s closure, announced by email on Monday morning.