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Rachel Joyce's The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is on stage in the West End until 18 April.
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Rachel Joyce's The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is on stage in the West End until 18 April.

Claire Lynch's novel was inspired by the lesbian women who lost custody of their children in the 1980s.

The singer revealed the impact of losing his former bandmate while discussing his upcoming album.

The author's 21-month-old son died in January after complications during medical procedures at a private hospital in Lagos.

A court heard that an art consultant working for the TV hosts took "secret and unauthorised profits".

"I love you so much," Victoria says, two months after her son posted about the family breakdown.

The star's fourth album finds him in limbo, second-guessing both his relationships and his career.

A court hears that an art consultant working for the TV hosts took "secret and unauthorised profits".

Seven high-profile claimants allege the Daily Mail's publisher committed "grave breaches of privacy" - something it denies.

The festival's Friday headliner Richard Ashcroft will take to the stage early so fans can watch the Scotland v Morocco game.

YouTuber KSI buys a minority stake in Dagenham & Redbridge and says he wants to take the sixth-tier club to the Premier League.

He alleged that Spacey, who has denied the allegations, assaulted him on two separate occasions.

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The grime artist failed to stop after his BMW hit Nepali student Yubin Tamang, 20, in Ilford.

Pokopia, a game mixing Animal Crossing and Minecraft, has been a surprise hit with critics.

The portrait shows Sir Elton with husband David Furnish and their teenage sons Zachary and Elijah.

Stephen Cavanagh, from Liverpool, is facing 17 charges of fraud linked to fake concert tickets.

The novelist and presenter says: "With the writing, there comes a point where you have to hand it over."

Longcross Studios near Chertsey is to get new sound stages and flexible backlot facilities.

A Tourette's campaigner involuntarily shouted a racial slur while two black actors were on stage.