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Young carers, performers and activists are amongst those recognised by the awards.

Arts groups say venues are cutting down on productions and some pools are being heated less.

The panel praises French author Annie Ernaux for her "courage" exploring gender, language and class.

The actor denies inappropriately touching a 14-year-old boy at a Manhattan apartment party in 1986.

An ex-court of appeal judge has been asked to investigate potential breaches of code of conduct.

Raymond Allen created the character of Frank Spencer while working as a cinema cleaner in Ryde.

Simon Thomas praises staff for delivering his daughter eight weeks early after his wife fell ill.

National Museums Scotland wants people to share stories of the influential artist and designer.

"He is a changed child," says the mother of one of the children involved in an eight-week workshop.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney says Eric Weinberg allegedly lured women to photo shoots.

The Breast Cancer and Me exhibition is taking place in Nottingham.

Label boss Simon Williams, who helped propel Coldplay and Keane to fame, reveals his own struggles.

The 60th anniversary of The Beatles' debut is marked with a gig at Sir Paul McCartney's childhood home.

Filming of Rust will resume in January, with Hutchins' husband on board as executive producer.

Richard Harrison says the rediscovered BBC radio recording is the only one to feature Peter Sellers.

Universal boss Donna Langley is the first British woman to run a Hollywood studio.

Festival director Tricia Tuttle says the opening and closing films were chosen to uplift audiences.

Kendrick Lamar has taken home six awards including artist of the year and album of the year.