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Three decades in the life of one of the UK's most successful, and occasionally controversial, stars.

Downing Street dismisses the former foreign secretary's attack on Theresa May's Brexit plan.

Firms have set out how they intend to cut water bills as part of the regulator's five year review.

England's highest Test run-scorer Alastair Cook will retire from international cricket after the final Test against India.

The Celebrity Big Brother contestant admits she "overreacted" when he "punched" her.

"You've got to keep shaking it up," says the star, who is the BBC's second-highest paid broadcaster.

Fans have voiced their fury after being removed from Kevin Hart gigs for using their phones.

The huge white art deco building was constructed in 1938 and was once home to the football pools.

Some of the runners and riders who could take over the nation's most listened-to radio programme.

Protesters argue that many of the 5,500 trees cut down in Sheffield since 2012 are healthy.

Business-focused peer-to-peer lender will use the funds to expand into new markets.

Boris Johnson says the UK will get "diddly squat" from the EU if it sticks with the PM's plans.

The suicide rate among doctors in England is rising, with concerns about whether they can get help.

Paul Houghton lost a leg above his knee but a golf course said he needed a doctor's letter to use a buggy.

The left-wing campaign group says a more open process would usher in a "new generation" of MPs.

Sajid Javid will issue a warning over the "full horror of the scale" of the problem in the UK.

Andy Scott is a man who rescues distressed companies and says that firms don't fail - owners do.

Three forces in England will test every motorist they stop in a clamp down on drivers with poor vision.

Rising numbers of people are disturbing seals, say researchers, who have warned for the unwary.

How hundreds of day trippers were killed when a pleasure steamer sank in the River Thames.