Danielle Deadwyler and Viola Davis were tipped to be nominated for best actress, but missed out.
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Entertainment reporter
The singer and his dancers discover on live TV that the stage didn't just go in one direction.
The singer and his dancers discover on live TV that the stage didn't just go in one direction.
Some users get an error message on Ticketmaster, others are kicked out of the 500,000-strong queue.
Danielle Deadwyler and Viola Davis were tipped to be nominated for best actress, but missed out.
All Saints singer Shaznay Lewis says "female artists have suffered" as a result of recent changes.
Doctors have doubts about the vitamin sweets being advertised on Instagram by Kourtney Kardashian.
Disney cuts the episode from its streaming platform amid concerns over the Chinese territory's laws.
The unpaid roles advertised by Liverpool City Council "look like and smell like a job", unions say.
The singer and his dancers discover on live TV that the stage didn't just go in one direction.
Some users get an error message on Ticketmaster, others are kicked out of the 500,000-strong queue.
Danielle Deadwyler and Viola Davis were tipped to be nominated for best actress, but missed out.
All Saints singer Shaznay Lewis says "female artists have suffered" as a result of recent changes.
Doctors have doubts about the vitamin sweets being advertised on Instagram by Kourtney Kardashian.
Disney cuts the episode from its streaming platform amid concerns over the Chinese territory's laws.
The unpaid roles advertised by Liverpool City Council "look like and smell like a job", unions say.
Some users get an error message on Ticketmaster, others are kicked out of the 500,000-strong queue.
Danielle Deadwyler and Viola Davis were tipped to be nominated for best actress, but missed out.
All Saints singer Shaznay Lewis says "female artists have suffered" as a result of recent changes.
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Entertainment reporter
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By Claire Hamilton
Political reporter, BBC Radio Merseyside
Richard Sharp says he did not help Boris Johnson with a "huge facility" ahead of his appointment.
Lucy Frazer has been appointed secretary of state for the revamped Department for Culture, Media, Sport.
Frazer is a former barrister who has been MP for South East Cambridgeshire since 2015 and housing and planning minister since October last year.
She has previously served brief spells as solicitor general for England and Wales and transport minister.
While a student, she also succeeded fellow future Conservative minister Gavin Barwell as President of the Cambridge Union.
Her replacement as housing minister will be the 15th person to hold the position since the Conservatives took office in 2010 and the 5th in the last eight months.
Lucy Frazer will take over from Michelle Donelan as the new Secretary of State for Culture, Media, and Sport. Frazer formerly served as levelling up minister.
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BBC News
The former culture secretary, Nadine Dorries, said it was "sad" that her former department was set to be broken up.
Dorries, who was replaced by Michelle Donelan when Liz Truss became prime minister, said the department has "tragically lacked profile of late despite being the most effective in Whitehall":
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Entertainment reporter
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Newsbeat reporter
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