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The Mary Poppins and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang star said that while he "could go any day now" he felt he was "going to be alright". The actor made the comments as he duetted with Coldplay's Chris Martin in the band's new music video.

The assets of MagicWorks, whose shareholders have included Adam Clayton and Kylie Minogue, are to be sold to a new holding company which plans to launch interactive TV channels in the US, Sky News learns.

A BBC review into Tim Westwood's alleged behaviour at the corporation is complete but will not yet be published for fear it could "negatively impact any criminal process".

The Scott Trust, which owns The Guardian, will become one of the largest shareholders in the six-year-old start-up, a deal first-reported by Sky News.

News of Sabrina Carpenter's headline slot at BST next summer comes amid reports her relationship with Irish actor Barry Keoghan has come to an end.

Chappell Roan is among those set to headline the festivals next August Bank Holiday, along with rapper Travis Scott.

Swift posted on social media to announce the book, which coincides with the end of the mammoth Eras Tour, which has become the highest grossing tour ever, according to data from Pollstar in 2023.

Apologising in a written statement, Myrie blamed the error on "several administrative issues" and said he will not be taking part in paid external events for the "foreseeable future".

MasterChef presenter John Torode has said he has found the recent reports about co-host Gregg Wallace "truly upsetting".

The episode of the animated series included a scene referencing the 1989 protest crackdown. The airline says the content "does not reflect" its standpoint.