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Are new Banksy works just a bit of fun, or is there a hidden message?
We speak to the writer and curator Ekow Ekshun, and John Brandler, who collects pieces by Banksy.
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Fifth Banksy painting in five days: what does the newest mean?
Two pelicans appeared overnight on the wall of an east London chip shop: the fifth Banksy mural in five days.
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Abbington accuses BBC of turning ‘blind eye’ to Giovanni’s alleged behaviour on Strictly
The politician who led a parliamentary inquiry into reality TV told us the BBC had failed to adhere to its own duty of care policies.
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BBC and Giovanni Pernice statements on Amanda Abbington’s Strictly Come Dancing allegations
We asked Giovanni Pernice and the BBC Director General Tim Davie to respond to Amanda Abbington’s allegations.
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Amanda Abbington on Strictly experience – full interview
The actor Amanda Abbington says she first complained to the BBC about her dance partner Giovanni Pernice within days of starting Strictly Come Dancing.
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Dame Zandra Rhodes looks back on her six decades at the forefront of British style
Dame Zandra Rhodes has been a leading figure in British design for the past six decades – dressing everyone from Princess Diana to Freddie Mercury and Marc Bolan.
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The new Children’s Laureate explains why reading out loud is an ‘act of love’
The novelist and screenwriter Frank Cottrell-Boyce has been named the new children’s laureate. At a ceremony in Leeds today, the author behind critically acclaimed children’s books like ‘Millions’ and ‘Framed’, was handed the prestigious medal by his predecessor Joseph Coelho. Mr Cottrell-Boyce has vowed to use his two years in the role to champion the…
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Naomi Campbell on high fashion discrimination
High fashion and the headlines collide as Naomi Campbell becomes the first supermodel in history to have a retrospective at the V&A. We met its star and yes, she was fashionably late. Minnie Stephenson: It’s very rare for anybody to have an exhibition about their entire life when they’re still alive in the way that…
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Debate: how should the arts be funded as Israel funding boycotts grow?
Barclays has become the latest big corporation to bow to pressure and cut ties with a string of UK music festivals.
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Are TikTok political campaigns winning over the youth?
Likes, shares, engagement: in this general election the battle for hearts, minds and limited attention spans is being fought on social media, not just the doorstep.
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‘Queenie’ author chats BLM and society changes
She’s been described as the Black British Bridget Jones – and now the fictional character Queenie is making the leap from the printed page to TV.
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‘I never read anything like that before’: Benedict Cumberbatch new Netflix series Eric
Now it’s any parent’s nightmare – your child goes missing on a walk to school.
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Scarlett Johansson ‘shocked’ and ‘angered’ claiming ChatGPT ‘imitated’ her voice
She may have played a virtual assistant in the film ‘Her’, but Scarlett Johansson is not happy that ‘Sky’ – one of the voices of OpenAI’s new chatbot – sounds “eerily similar” to her. The chatbot was meant to herald a revolutionary new chapter in the development of Artificial Intelligence – a virtual assistant with…
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One-punch deaths: parents help son’s killer turn life around
It began with a single punch which led to the tragic death of 28-year-old James Hodgkinson.
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Yungblud launches his own affordable music festival
We spoke to Yungblud at The Hawley Arms in London, a pub synonymous with stars like Amy Winehouse and many more. And it is his local.