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Loose Women's Kaye Adams has revealed that a recent family holiday made her feel like she's "on the way out".

US singer Noah Kahan has outperformed the likes of Taylor Swift and Beyoncé to see his track 'Stick Season' named as the UK’s biggest song of 2024 so far, according to the Official Charts Company. Swift’s 'The Tortured Poets Department' was named as the UK’s biggest album of the year so far, after spending eight non-consecutive weeks at number one having shifted 667,500 chart units, the LP is both the most-streamed and best-selling album of 2024.

Formula 1 star Max Verstappen‘s story is being told through an upcoming set of documenteries.

Police have launched an urgent appeal for help to track down a missing 70-year-old man from Stockport.

Emiliana Betancourt The MacArthur Foundation has announced the recipients of its prestigious “Genius Grant,” a no-strings-attached award given to individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary creativity and potential in their fields. This year’s fellowship recognizes 22 people for their contributions to the arts, sciences and social causes.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer On last week’s Billboard 200 albums chart, Travis Scott’s recently re-released mixtape “Days Before Rodeo” made an impressive leap from No. 106 to the top spot.

While many of our favorite pop stars have supplied the soundtrack of our lives with hit songs and record-breaking albums over the years, they’ve also snuck in something extra into their tunes.

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EXCLUSIVE: Viaplay is launching a collection of eleven documentaries about three time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen.

A new, purpose-built nursery in Stirling has opened to provide high standards of care in all aspects of children's learning and development.

Trains have been cancelled and there has been chaos on the roads with eleven flood warnings and numerous other flood alerts in place in Greater Manchester tonight (Monday). The region has seen almost constant downpours throughout the day.

Biig Piig has shared her first single of 2024, ‘4AM’ – you can listen to it below.The track will feature on the Irish artist’s – real name Jessica Smyth – forthcoming as-yet-untitled debut album and follows her 2023 mixtape ‘Bubblegum’.Speaking about the track via a press release, she said it was “about the after effects of a big night out”.She added: “‘4AM’ is a nostalgic feeling track that’s heavy: the verses are a reflection on the past and someone’s relationships with self, substances or partners. Starting with the lyrics ‘Oh you could have hit me with the bad news first’ is important as it cuts straight to the real feeling of it, and cuts out the glitz and glamour of a situation.”‘4AM’ has also arrived accompanied by the first episode in a series of short films written by Biig Piig to go alongside her forthcoming LP.

Train services from a Greater Manchester borough have been cancelled 'until further notice' after torrential downpours caused the tracks to become flooded.

James Blunt has promised to change his name to “whatever the public wants” on the condition that his debut album lands the Number One spot on the charts.Released on October 11, 2004, the singer’s debut LP ‘Back To Bedlam’ will be celebrating its 20th anniversary next month, with a special reissue to mark the occasion. The album was a success after its third single ‘You’re Beautiful’ became a worldwide hit in 2005, and the record became the highest-selling album of that year, selling over 2.4 million copies.While appearing as a guest on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X, Blunt discussed how the album stayed at the top spot on the charts for a while and shared: “We are re-releasing it here, 20 years on, the new album, and in fact, the label are going to launch a campaign get it back to number one after 20 years.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large LaNeé Griffin has been named senior VP of development and programming at Asylum Entertainment Group, where she will co-run development and production for the company’s joint venture with Tyler Perry Studios. In this new role, Griffin will work closely with Tyler Perry Studios unscripted VP Antoinetta Stallings.

The Amazons have shared a new single called ‘Living A Lie’, which sees them embark on a new musical direction – check it out below.The single marks the first new material from the Reading three-piece since 2022, when they shared their Top Five record ‘How Will I Know If Heaven Will Find Me?’.In the intriguing new track, The Amazons start a new chapter with their musical direction – channelling their frustrations about the past and anxieties for the future to create a sound unlike any of their past releases.While still maintaining the riffs and aggression that first put them on the map, ‘Living A Lie’ sees the band put forward a new level of energy, while frontman Matt Thompson steers his lyricism and vocals into new territory.“I can’t dream, I can’t hide, I can’t look in your eye / Cos it’s clear to me that we’ve been living a lie / Oh, we’ve been living a lie,” Thompson sings after the atmospheric intro, leading to the captivating chorus. Check it out below.Discussing the inspiration behind the new single, the frontman said: “‘Living A Lie’ is an ode to staring at the ceiling in the early hours of the morning – when little fictions turn into hard truths in the stillness of the night.”“We were working on a very different sound before ‘Living A Lie’,” he added.

Countryfile's Adam Henson has candidly shared his experiences of "toughing it out" after facing a "devastating" blow to farming due to Britain's extreme weather conditions.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Korean-made crime-comedy-thriller “I, The Executioner,” a sequel to 2015 hit ‘Veteran,” continued its spree at the top of the South Korea weekend box office. It earned $3.03 million in its third full weekend session, ahead of top-ranked new release “Transformers One.” “I, The Executioner” commanded a 53% market share, according to data from Kobis, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council (Kofic).

LISA is taking over the globe!

Fans of Virgin River have expressed their confusion and frustration over a perplexing aspect of season five, with one viewer confessing it caused them "whiplash".

St Johnstone have made a move to land former Motherwell player Simo Valakari as their next manager.