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Ncuti Gatwa triumphs at the Rose d'Or Awards, a day after winning a Scottish Bafta.

The TV journalist and Sky News political editor Beth Rigby are among four people taken off air.

The ballad When Love Is Gone is being added back into the movie after it was cut for cinema release.

As the show celebrates its 60th anniversary, Radio 1 Newsbeat hears from Corrie's dedicated fan base.

It says Will My Puppies Make Me Rich? (working title) could lead to "serious dog welfare issues".

The Contagion director will work with producers Jesse Collins and Stacey Sher on the 25 April event.

The Australian pop pioneers gave away more than 7,000 records before making their new album.

Google has released the UK's most searched-for terms during a year unlike any other

The oldest known version of the Holy Family, hung in a town planning office, was thought a copy.

Ncuti Gatwa, Glenda Jackson and Outlander are among the winners at the Bafta Scotland awards.

Pantomime producers are finding creative ways to make sure the show does go on despite the pandemic.

The comedian, who died in October, will get the statue in Lytham he used to joke about, his widow says.

The watchdog suggests streaming services like Netflix could get a slice of the PSB market.

The Tenet director is unhappy that some major 2021 cinema releases will also be released on HBO Max.

A parliamentary inquiry into music streaming is told that songwriters can't pay their rent.

Parklife festival is pushed back to September and will be preceded by a New Order gig in Heaton Park.

The top bid was £23,000 for an original piece of work by artist Tracey Emin.

The TV journalist has said sorry for an "error of judgement" while celebrating her 60th birthday.