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Spending has fallen by 30 per cent over past decade, figures reveal

Band previously claimed 2017 tour marked their final gigs in UK

They plan to donate 40,000 pizzas to those most in need this December

Singer will be the first artist to perform at the ceremony next year

Singer and a 16-year-old girl were killed by the three-car collision in September

'The content of this card is misinformed, utterly inappropriate and actively damaging to the wider representation of people living with dementia,' charity spokesperson says

Woman claimed it was the 'one of the best moments' of her life

'We know there will be vegetarians that are disappointed this isn't a vegetarian product,' says McDonald's spokesperson

The Fifth Harmony alumni carefully avoids being swallowed whole by her very public relationship with Shawn Mendes on her ebullient and pleasurable second album

He's got a nice set of pipes. He gets the songs across. But without imposing any personality on them he's just, well, a singing six-pack

Fine Line expands on the languorous guitar rock that has been Styles' currency since he left One Direction, with copious charm and flickers of ingenuity

Series returns on 26 December

Film coming in March 2020

The generational war fought out over music has other fronts, from festival line-ups to streaming technology, says Roisin O'Connor

Actor would be willing to return in a feature film

Pop star will release the track along with a video made from home movies

Director Noah Hawley fails to find solid ground in the true story of Nasa's Lisa Nowak, whose cross-country dash made headlines in 2007

In the hands of director Alma Har'el, the film delicately bears its scars and finds peace by acknowledging how childhood pains can make and break us

As 'Betrayal' returns to the stage, starring Tom Hiddleston, Paul Taylor looks at the vast body of art in which people are shown living their lives backwards – to arresting and revealing effect

Symptoms typically last for around two to three days

The group of viruses is the most common cause of stomach bugs in the UK

Joe Barton's Anglo-Japanese fusion thriller flew under the radar like a stealth bomber aiming straight at the hearts of us happy few who stumbled upon it, writes Gerard Gilbert

Those who exercise daily found to have 51 per cent reduced risk of developing the disease

Liberal talk show host was criticised for being friends with the former Republican president

Netflix has added a "terrifying" film that users are branding one of the best horrors of the year.

Video from the comedy music duo features clips of dialogue by the UK prime minister

Artist recently made headlines when another work, a fully functioning solid gold toilet worth £6m, was stolen from Blenheim Palace in England

Smith played Genie in the live-action Disney film

Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend may not have worked together in the studio, but their chemistry is perfectly balanced

Presenter said he is looking forward to "having dinner with my family and being able to put my kids to bed"

Whether he is raging about his heterosexuality on Twitter or posing in his pants, Liam Payne has become the most directionless of his former bandmates. But, as Adam White asks, is this why he's so endearing?

The latest hopeful to be eliminated from the BBC series on why he has no regrets

Actor has to wear a visually arresting CGI suit on set

It could be available in three to five years

Black women who used permanent hair dye had higher risk of developing disease

There are more options than ever which can present a paradox of choice, but getting a little advice can make a big difference, says professional coach Marshall Thomas

Part involved a physical transformation for the actor

'Staggering and gross and sadly, unsurprising,' says Toronto restaurateur Jen Agg

First trailer for Daniel Craig's final outing as 007 suggests all that on-set chaos was worth it

Evaristo became the first black woman to win the literary award when she was given it jointly with Margaret Atwood, but was omitted by name from a BBC broadcast about the Turner Prize

Researchers say needless surgeries could be putting patients at risk and fuelling NHS costs

Happy Gilmore star could compete alongside Robert De Niro and Joaquin Phoenix

Band have previously said they are 'haunted' by the tragedy

Former judge's comments come in the wake of Gabrielle Union's departure from the show

Rapper's albums including 'Watch the Throne' and 'American Gangster' are back on the streaming service

'It's definitely brought us closer together emotionally,' Donna Francis-Smith says

'There are decent men out there,' British-born novelist said