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Wilf Davies never leaves the Teifi Valley, works alone and eats the same meal every evening.

A day after defying a Taliban order, women on TV fell in line with face-covering veils.

It includes a "people library" where visitors can book a 15 minutes talk with those in the industry.

Forty years after it opened, the legendary nightclub is credited with changing music and Manchester.

BBC News reporter Daniel De Simone on his courtroom fight to reveal how an MI5 agent abused women.

The royals will join the residents of Albert Square for a Platinum Jubilee street party.

Is it a parent's duty to educate children about different cultures and experiences through books?

Although he disliked the accolade, Roger Angell was hailed for his innovative writing about the game.

The inaugural Kirkcaldy Breakout Festival was due to take place on the Esplanade from 27 -29 May.

Adhya started dancing Bharatanatyam aged nine with a performing arts group in Reading.

The display showcases items from the wireless inventor's radio factory which opened in 1912.

The cartoonist William Heath Robinson became so famous that his name earned a dictionary entry.

The transmitter fire affected 600,000 homes in Teesside, County Durham and North Yorkshire.

A week after finishing as runner-up at Eurovision, the UK singer goes to number two in the charts.

Tom Cruise used Alison Webb's Baginton garden to land his helicopter then returned the favour.

Testimony from the actress, one of Johnny Depp's ex-girlfriends and co-stars, is played in court.

A new exhibition tells the - supposedly top secret - story of the building of the Millennium Falcon.

Six takeaways from the High Court libel trial, which has sparked huge media interest in recent weeks.

The Greek star's Oscar-winning film scores and electronic works created "a new musical landscape".