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British actor, writer and director Noel Clarke is best known for his 2006 film Kidulthood and starring in Doctor Who.

A law enforcement source said it was unclear whether the rapper was experiencing a potential overdose or was in mental distress.

Tonight, Harry Kane's Bayern Munich will begin their defence of the Bundesliga title live to 1.4 million subscribers on the That's Football channel on YouTube, run by the renowned Manchester United fan Mark Goldbridge.

The announcement comes after a big hint from Paul McCartney, who shared a carousel of images containing the numbers one to four on Instagram.

The 70th Eurovision final will take place on 16 May at Wiener Stadthalle arena in the Austrian capital.

Lawyers for Sean "Diddy" Combs filed a request for an acquittal or retrial in July. Now prosecutors have issued their response to the judge, saying he "masterminded every aspect" of "freak off" sex sessions detailed during the trial.

Editor-in-chief of The Observer, James Harding, a former head of the BBC's news and current affairs programming, says establishing the corporation's independence is critical "if we want to build confidence in shared facts and respect for the truth".

Caroline Flack, best known for presenting ITV's Love Island, died in February 2020. A coroner ruled the star - who also won Strictly Come Dancing - took her own life after discovering she was definitely going to face a trial.

Liam Og O hAnnaidh, who performs under the name Mo Chara, is accused of displaying a flag in support of Hezbollah on stage at a Kneecap gig in London in November last year.

Britpop, out in October, will be Robbie Williams's first album of original songs in almost 10 years - and comes following the biopic Better Man, in which he was portrayed as a monkey, released in 2024.