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Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and his leather trousers usher the home makeover show back after 17 years.

The US singer has been found guilty of eight counts of sex trafficking and one of racketeering.

The Wall Street regulator says confidential subscriber growth data was used in the alleged scheme.

The film Censor, set during the 80s, delves into impact of the lurid horror movies from that era.

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Emerald Fennel’s reimagining of the classic fairytale debuts in London.

When the comedy star needed a new putter, who was he gonna call? A County Antrim blacksmith of course.

The comedian remembers Sean Lock, who has died from cancer at the age of 58.

A council which was criticised for painting over a Banksy artwork has been quick to protect a new mural.

The Killers frontman speaks about their new album, Pressure Machine, inspired by his rural hometown.

The HBO comedy-drama, which began in the UK on Monday, has received several five-star reviews.

The 32-year-old says life sometimes feels like a running machine at the gym with no stop button.

The comedy panel show favourite was best known as a team captain on the series 8 Out of 10 Cats.

The US R&B singer is accused of sexual abuse, racketeering and bribery; charges which he has denied.

Saxophonist Nubya Garcia on playing Royal Albert Hall, the Mercury Prize and “natural vibrations”.

Thomas Yates posts artwork he’s created out of used face masks on social media.

The model and activist posted a picture of herself in a burka as a way to “embrace diversity”.

Women had been noticeably absent from major news outlets after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan.

The Cruel Intentions star says her multiple sclerosis has improved thanks to a stem cell transplant.

Isaac Bowry is from a Manchester council estate and wants to show that “dancing is for everyone”.

A woman says the US singer-songwriter abused her when she was 12 – a claim he says is untrue.

Vicky McClure, Adrian Dunbar and Martin Compston are nominated for the National Television Awards.

James Newman was sued over a hit song he wrote before coming last at this year’s song contest.

Sharon Latham travelled the world with Noel Gallagher after she joked about photographing his band.

A council paints over a new mural due to “sensitivities” around Ava-May Littleboy’s death in 2018.

Some businesses have criticised the scaled-back festival, despite an end to social distancing.

The Aphrodite statue was used in The Beatles set in the first live satellite broadcast in 1967.

The Competition and Markets Authority calls for stronger laws to tackle illegal ticket resales.

Athletes attended a concert at London’s SSE Arena, Wembley, to mark their return from Tokyo.

The journalist finds nightly news “taxing” and says it’s “fair” viewers see a change in presenters.