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Olly Alexander has said he respects fans’ right to boycott Eurovision over Israel’s inclusion, but feels some of the language used against contestants has been “very extreme”.
From small batch wine tasting to nose-to-tail cooking, Vicky Jessop has the must-try spots in the coastal Devonshire town
Longer sentences and court backlogs push 25% of prisoners in England and Wales into shared cells, adding to drug-use and violence
Organisers of this year’s environmental conference hope cooperation on green issues could help ease global tensions
Lost documents prevented victims from finding out the truth, official inquiry told
The British actor stars as a cocky US tennis pro in Guadagnino’s new hit film. But, he says, he was happiest living off grid in a van for his next film, La Chimera
An absorbing study of the radical left makes a convincing case for their cultural victories but romanticises the Jeremy Corbyn years
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"It just killed the energy."
Clever, principled, and relatable, Dr Lisa Cameron is exactly the kind of person our political system needs. Which is why her horrific tale of the bullying and abuse she suffered inside the Scottish National Party – which culminated in her defection to the Conservatives last October – is such a tragedy.
Martin Kemp thinks he only has around 10 years left to live, but after battling two brain tumours, he views every day as a "bonus".
As well as God's Own Country and The Crown, the Emmy winner has appeared in a host of other shows and films.
Exercise and fitness do not have to be gruelling to be worthwhile.
The Eurovision Song Contest, a music kitsch-fest watched by some 200 million people, kicks off in Malmö, Sweden on Sunday with its "turquoise carpet" gala, in what fans say is a wide-open year with half a dozen countries having a shot at the title. Bookmakers have Croatia, Switzerland and Ukraine as the top three favourites to win, while streaming data from Spotify suggests a strong chance for the Netherlands, Italy or host nation Sweden. "This year is so exciting because there are four or five countries who really have a good shot at winning," William Lee Adams, editor of Eurovision fan site Wiwibloggs, told Reuters.
Kevin Spacey has admitted he "hooked up" with aspiring actors, but insisted he had never promised them help with their careers, or done anything illegal.
Almost a year since he resigned as prime minister, five years since he led his party to election victory, 23 years since he became a member of parliament and with more water under the bridge than flows over the Niagara Falls, and at last Boris Johnson has hit on an issue that can unify us all.
As they toured the media studios on Friday, Conservative spokesmen argued it was not surprising that the party was losing ground.
The Pop Idol winner talks ageism, Y2K nostalgia, politics and his new album Light It Up.
Jeremy Piven feels "lucky" that he was never a child star and that his big break in acting came later in life.
One of the world’s most prestigious crime writing awards, co-founded by acclaimed author Val McDermid, has been riven over claims it perpetuates an “old boys’ network” after the authors selected for this year’s longlist were revealed to be all white.
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