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As the Edinburgh International Book Festival begins, its director says online audiences and guests will remain important.

The decision to not renew Sarah Rainsford’s visa is an “assault on media freedom”, the corporation says.

The secretive artist claims responsibility for pieces along England’s east coast.

The San Sebastian Film Festival reacts to claims that they are disrespecting domestic abuse survivors.

The UN Safe Spaces Now initiative is backed by Ann-Marie, Clara Amfo and Glastonbury’s Emily Eavis.

The Olympic champion is the latest to be announced for the show.

The jazz singer ends a seven-decade stage career after a final performance with Lady Gaga last week.

Sir Cliff Richard and Benedict Cumberbatch praise the late actress, who has died at the age of 84.

Keith Godwin used to make up stories for his pupils in the 1970s, now they have been published.

Last year’s edition had to take place online, but head-bangers are enjoying the big comeback.

The multi-million dollar production is one of the most expensive shows in the history of television.

The maker of the film Coda says being authentic to the story of child with deaf parents was vital.

Kiwi Chow’s film about the 2019 protests was screened in Cannes – and it has a controversial title.

“There’s no max, there’s no limit” to virtual reality, so is it the future of live music?

Jamie Spears pledges to take part in an “orderly transition” but doesn’t say when that will happen.

The BBC News channel presenter was seen quietly cursing as she struggled to put on her high heels.

The legendary presenter reflects on leaving Radio 1 after 14 years.

She was known for her roles in shows like Worzel Gummidge, Till Death Us Do Part and Sherlock.

The chart-topping musician and another man have been remanded in custody ahead of sentencing.

The Hollywood couple caused a stir last month by saying they didn’t fully bathe their kids everyday.

Proceeds could reach $100m in what is thought to be the most valuable auction of the artist’s works.

Seungri, whose former band Big Bang has sold 140 million records, is given a three-year prison term.

The Batman comics writer says addressing Robin’s sexuality was the “missing piece” of his story.

The six free blockbuster screenings are part of an effort to encourage people to return to cinemas.

The singer is temporarily pausing her successful music career to star in a brand new play 2:22.

The boss of fast fashion retailer Boohoo tells the BBC it is committed to being more sustainable.

Anita broadcasts to thousands every week, playing games whilst talking Tourette’s and mental health.

The image of a lactating nipple had been removed for breaking the social platform’s nudity rules.

Bimini, Tayce, Lawrence Chaney and Jodie Harsh will host on the Radio 1 Drag Day on 21 August.