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Writing a novel is notoriously difficult, but technology may give the writer a helping hand.

He was one of the members who started the soul band that had massive hits like Celebration.

Three sports photographers explain what goes into getting the best shots of the day at the Games.

The star, who hasn’t performed for years, held two Q&As to raise cash for a young woman with cancer.

Paris St-Germain are in talks with Lionel Messi’s representatives about the Argentina forward joining the Ligue 1 club following his Barcelona exit.

The Canadian actor’s latest film sees him play a different kind of “naïve and innocent” character.

An expert says he is “pretty sure” the works are by the artist “or they are very good fakes”.

The playwright talks to Newsnight about the impact of cancel culture and his latest production Leopoldstadt.

The former Verve singer had been due to play in Portsmouth later this month.

No posters, pop-up performances or flyers as a socially-distanced Edinburgh Fringe gets under way.

The Friends actor has elaborated on why she has “lost a few people” who have refused the jab.

The star’s music has been out of print for most of the last two decades, after her death in 2001.

The UK’s biggest LGBT pride festival usually takes place every summer in the capital.

The agreement comes as technology and media giants battle to dominate the global streaming market.

Music festivals are among the events in the UK that will be protected if they are forced to cancel.

One band explain what it’s been like trying to tour in France in the age of Covid and Brexit.

The epic Twitter saga of a 19-year-old that attracted thousands of followers hits the big screen.

Band Tankus the Henge negotiates touring in France, their first trip there since Brexit rules were imposed.

Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds is ‘very, very excited’ to be co-owner of Wrexham, with the new season fast approaching.

The Bronze Age sword had been in private hands since being discovered on the shores of the River Erne in County Fermanagh in 1952.

Kenyan manga artist Shin explains his passion for Japanese comics and what it takes to make a great one.

The director of Anything Goes likens her cast to athletes as the Covid-defying production opens.

An open letter from 11 prominent organisations calls on the US rapper to help fight misinformation.

Antonia Kinlay lost her role in a BBC TV adaptation of one of JK Rowling’s crime novels.

Johnson, who had a 1999 hit with Get Get Down, had been in intensive care with the virus.

Older people watched more linear TV while on-demand is big hit with younger audience.

Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey and Lorde all rely on his advice. Now he’s making a statement of his own.

Aisha Jawando takes over from Adrienne Warren in the title role in the musical Tina.

Ugo Monye will join Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty and 13 other stars when the show returns next month.

More than 4,000 viewers complained that events were misleading and caused unnecessary distress.