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The artist's management team says he was on his the way to a gig at Keele University.

About 650 esports gamers and 100 spectators are battling it out to win thousands of pounds.

Nearly half of all bus routes are at risk as local councils say they cannot afford to subsidise them.

The NHS also says there has been a 54% rise in the number of victims aged 10 to 19 over five years.

It is 800 years since juries started to determine guilt in England - before then, court was quite literally an "ordeal".

When conservative group Turning Point launched in Britain, things did not go entirely to plan.

Many of our best loved garden plants are there because they were once recommended to heal the sick.

The papers report on allegations against the Topshop tycoon and revelations from the world's richest man.

The plane Cardiff City's £15m signing was on board was based in the UK but registered in the US.

Takeaway owner Sam is reunited with his rescuer 40 years after fleeing Vietnam in a boat

Leonie Leaver is the first woman in Scotland to compete in armoured medieval combat.

Peter Biar Ajak is an outspoken critic of South Sudan and has been detained there since July.

The project posting cards back to the original address aims to "bring joy" in a time of "isolation".

The Daily Telegraph says Sir Philip paid the female employee £1m after groping and kissing her.

The seals need to pile on the pounds before they can be released back into the wild.

Michael Rice, who won the BBC's All Together Now, will fly the flag for the UK in Israel in May.

The UK's competition watchdog will decide shortly whether to give the green light to the proposed tie-up.

A psychologist has had a driving fine quashed after arguing it is impossible to absorb the signage.

The Colston Hall closed its doors in June as part of a two-year £48.8m refurbishment.

The Sports Direct owner confirms a bid for the cafe chain, which has about 121 outlets still open.