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The Wordsworth Trust says the future of the Grade I listed Rydal Mount is now secured.
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The Wordsworth Trust says the future of the Grade I listed Rydal Mount is now secured.

However, the government's position is now unclear, saying it "no longer has a preferred option" for what to do next.

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The final part of the sci-fi trilogy is set to be one of the biggest blockbusters of the year.

Optometrist Jack Lupton, from Malvern, says seeing his painting in a gallery is "pretty phenomenal".

Vivian Panka is the first black actress to play the character full-time in in the UK production of Mean Girls.

The new wave pranksters plan a final visit to the UK, with detours to their favourite TV show sets.

The nine-strong longlist of places will receive a £60,000 boost of funding to develop a full bid plan.

The Academy Award winning US actor won his third Oscar on Sunday, but skipped the ceremony to visit Ukraine.

The Radio 1 Breakfast host was joined by a special guest on the latest leg of his charity challenge.

The star has spoken about the viral images that appeared to show her marrying partner Tom Holland.

Best-selling spy author whose workaday secret agents were a world away from the glamour of James Bond.

Wuthering Heights star Martin Clunes plays the former BBC newsreader in a new Channel 5 series.

Hours after winning best actor, Jordan joins an exclusive list of famous faces to celebrate an Oscar victory with a burger.

The six-episode series, based on the long-running US variety show, will launch on 21 March.

The US president is suing for defamation over the way Panorama spliced together parts of a speech he made.

Luton's Olivia Lynn says her nan, who loved Dolly Parton, inspired her to take up country music.

Organisers of Manchester's No Art festival offer to refund tickets, after choosing a venue 50 miles away.

He will replace Richard Osman, who has presented House Of Games for the last nine years.

The King admits "trying to get a hang of it" while having a go at being a DJ during a visit to Manchester.