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Guto Harri is not expected to appear for the rest of the summer after making the gesture on air.

Tributes are paid by Bollywood stars to the film, TV and theatre veteran.

Danish Siddiqui, an award-winning photographer with Reuters news agency, is killed on assignment.

Filming is in full swing in Glasgow city centre for the new Indiana Jones movie.

Steve Jones and Paul Cook are suing Johnny Rotten for the use of the band’s songs in Pistol.

The Grantchester actor on the emotional toll of playing a dying father and why he doesn’t mind fame.

A new Amy Winehouse film, narrated by her mum, is being released on the tenth anniversary of her death.

Other stars to have taken part include Tom Hardy, Dolly Parton and Sir Elton John.

Lisa Shaw’s widower wants people to have the choice of which Covid-19 vaccine they get.

James Bowen wrote six books about his pet Bob who he chanced upon while battling drug addiction.

The Bafta-nominated Ruth Madeley says the driver also refused to take her to an accessible entrance.

Jonathan Barton, a teacher at the now closed Ballet West, appeared on 16 sex assault charges including rape.

A former Liverpool goalkeeper appears on The Masked Singer reality singing television show as a giant penguin.

A closed hearing took place to decide if the actor’s lawyer should be disqualified from the case.

Organisers of the annual fundraiser extol the “kindness and generosity of the Great British public”.

The US model says she’s struggling to go outside because it “doesn’t feel right”.

Olivia Rodrigo, 18, meets US President Joe Biden, 78, to promote youth Covid vaccinations.

The star recalls two historic concerts in Havana, and reveals her demand before reforming Blondie.

Backlash for “cultural appropriation” on the video-making app may mean no viral dances for a while.

The music industry is weighted against artists, who see “pitiful returns” from streaming, MPs say.

The pop star tells a US court “I’m angry”, as a US judge rules she can now hire her own lawyer.

Artist of the Year Yasin convicted in a case against a criminal gang that drew national attention.

A new film, The Summer of Soul, will explore the Harlem Cultural Festival and why it was forgotten.

Sammy Kimmence, boyfriend of Love Island star Dani Dyer, defrauded his victims out of £34,000.

Bookseller is one of the first major chains to state policy for shops, but its stance attracts a mixed response.

Roy Moore loses his attempt to sue comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, who duped him on his TV show.

The Scottish government strikes a one-year deal with Cosla to waive charges for school music lessons.

The Oscar-winning star says the streaming service’s executives think the show is “no longer relevant”.

Artist Morag Myerscough created the colourful piece which has been placed over Hertford Street.