‘Land Of Hope And Glory’ and ‘Rule, Britannia!’ will now be sung at BBC Proms

Kid Ink‘s Yuso is like a great Chris Brown song – without the guilt!

After 24 years on A Question of Sport Sue Barker has stepped down from her presenting duties.The show first aired in 1970 with Sue being the longest reigning host in the show's history after she joined back in 1997.Sue is leaving the show alongside her fellow presenters Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell.It is understood the BBC wants to take the sporting quiz show in a new direction.A BBC spokesperson confirmed Sue's departure from the show which first aired in 1970.They said: "We would like to thank Sue for her enormous contribution as the show's longest-reigning host over the last 24 years, and Matt and Phil for their excellent team captaincy."Together they have ensured A Question of Sport remains a firm favourite with the BBC One audience."A

David Attenborough is a national treasure and is well known for his work on climate change. In his documentaries, David brings life from around the world to our living rooms.

Margherita Taylor first presented Countrylife's sister show Countryfile Diaries in 2016.

Conway The Machine has released his new album ‘From King To A GOD’ – listen to it below.The diverse 14-track project arrived on Friday (September 11) and features guest appearances and production from Freddie Gibbs, Method Man, DJ Premier, Mobb Deep‘s Havoc, Lloyd Banks, Dej Loaf, Alchemist, Daringer, Erick Sermon, Hit-Boy and his fellow Griselda rappers Westside Gunn and Benny The Butcher.Speaking on the new album, Conway said: “Typically, when I create an album, I tend to focus on being the best rapper and having the best bars. With ‘From King To A GOD’, I wanted to show growth; how much I’ve grown as an artist and how much I’ve grown as a man.”He added: “I wanted to showcase versatility and show people that I’m not a one trick pony.

Iggy Azalea has an obsession, and she’s fine with sharing it with the world!

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe UK's hospital death toll today climbed by five as new infections continue to spike across the country.Scotland recorded a four-month high in new cases over 24 hours as officials grapple with a second wave of the coronavirus.All five patient deaths occurred at hospitals in England, with Wales and Scotland reporting no new fatalities. Northern Ireland will report its figures later.A total of 244 people have tested positive for coronavirus in Scotland in the past 24 hours - the highest daily figure since May 6.

Leaked documents have exposed the scale of the coronavirus testing backlog as the average results for care homes now take more than three days.

 Naya Rivera  ‘s final moments with her son Josey were revealed in the investigative and autopsy report of the incident released Friday. According to the report obtained by E! News her cause of death has been listed as an accidental drowning at the Diablo Cove in Lake Peru on July 8th, when the actress was reported missing.

Nicola Sturgeon has announced that a further 244 people have tested positive for coronavirus in Scotland in the last 24 hours. The Scottish Government figures confirmed no people died in the last 24 hours, with the death toll sitting at 2,499.

The One Show presenter Alex Jones, 43, has admitted she has some regrets over her parenting book, entitled Winging It!: Parenting in the Middle of Life! The mum-of-two published the project, which marked a move away from her hosting work on the BBC show, in 2018 before she welcomed her second baby, Kit, and after her first son, Teddy, was born in 2017.However, she seemed reluctant to discuss the book when her BBC Radio Wales guest, comedian and actress Helen Lederer, 65, brought it up during their interview today.The Absolutely Fabulous star got onto the subject of Alex’s book while speaking about the literary prize she has organised for female comedy writers.Helen began: “The winner of the unpublished category becomes published, so that’s

A senior union figure has warned unless members working in schools are properly protected Britain is heading for a 'winter of discontent.'

The UK's hospital death toll from coronavirus has climbed by 5 today with new cases surging across the country. 

Boris Johnson has sparked fury after it emerged he is plotting "opt-outs" from human rights laws in certain situations after Brexit.

Squeeze frontman Chris Difford has curated an album inspired by the photography of a nurse working on the front line during the coronavirus pandemic.

Hatebreed have announced the release date for their much anticipated new album ‘Weight Of The False Self’.The metalcore band’s eighth studio album, the follow-up to 2016’s ‘The Concrete Confessional’, was originally slated to drop on May 29 but was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.Hatebreed have now announced that the album will arrive on November 27 via Nuclear Blast Records.

Royal Mail workers.The kind posties returned a letter to the little girl from “the fairies”.It read: “Thank you. You are so kind and courageous to give your dummy to the fairies.“We are proud of you! And we promise to look after it.”As well as writing the sweet note, a Royal Mail worker called Les penned one for the parents too.It reads: “I have enclosed a thank you letter from the dummy fairies to show to your child to say thank you for sending the dummies to them.

coronavirus spiralling out of control in the UK again.Professor Peter Openshaw, professor of experimental medicine at Imperial College London said that a delay of even a few days is potentially "dangerous" as a "trickle of cases" can turn into a "cascade."He said that if people don't abide by the "rule of six" laws that come into effect in England tomorrow (Monday September 14), the country faces going back into a "hard lockdown."Prof Openshaw, who is a member of the New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory Group (Nervtag) which advises the government on the threat posed by new and emerging respiratory viruses, said if the virus is in care homes it will inevitably lead to hospital admissions and deaths.Get the latest updates from

Neil Lennon for Celtic to be allowed to open up their stadium to a limited number of supporters. The Hoops boss feels that they could be at least a third full at Celtic Park after watching Kansas City Chiefs kickstart their NFL season with similar crowd numbers.

Ireland’s Foreign Minister has accused No10 of ‘spin’ and untruths as fury mounts at Boris Johnson's plans to break international law over Brexit.

Sue Barker has said she is “sad to say goodbye” to BBC's A Question Of Sport after it was announced she is stepping down after 24 years.