The Competition and Markets Authority has told ticket resale firm StubHub to make website changes.
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Live music
Jimmy Blake
Newsbeat reporter
Hundreds of small music venues across England and Wales will pay reduced business rates, giving them a better chance of staying open.
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The band Milk Teeth puts on self-care sessions for fans before its gigs.
The singer has laryngitis and is told to rest his vocal cords for two weeks.
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As part of a new BBC blog series, Harriet Brown shares what she spent her money on this week.
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Laura Foster
Science Reporter
Scientists team up with group Massive Attack to create blueprint that will 'transform the music industry'.
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The Cambridge pub was under threat for a decade but a petition of 14,000 signatures helped save it.
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The star said throwing flares was "not cool" after fan Stacey Andrew was hit by a flare at a gig.
Read moreLiam Gallagher 'sorry to hear' about woman's flare burns
Singer Liam Gallagher has said sorry and called on audiences to "chill out" after a woman was badly burned when a lit flare hit her at one of his gigs.
Stacey Andrew was injured during the former Oasis star's concert at Sheffield's FlyDSA Arena on Monday.
The 21-year-old from Boston, Lincolnshire, needed hospital treatment after suffering burns to her chest and arm and says she fears she has been "scarred for life".
Reacting to the news, Gallagher tweeted that he was "sorry to hear" what had happened.
He added it's "not cool" and people need to "chill out" with the flares.
Arena operators SIV have this morning offered free tickets to all shows at the venue for a year for anyone providing information that leads to the identification of the person who threw the flare.