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The Texas festival lists the US Army as one of its sponsors, which some artists have objected to.

BBC Sport assess how Wales can avoid finishing last in the Six Nations as they prepare for their final game against Italy on Saturday.

The watchdog will probe if an officer breached professional standards in his inquiry evidence.

Alexander McCartney, from County Down, has pleaded guilty to 185 charges against more than 60 victims.

"He will not give a penny" and the Russia-Ukraine war will end, claims Viktor Orban after meeting Donald Trump.

The government has announced a further 2p cut in National Insurance for 27 million workers.

The government has announced a further 2p cut in National Insurance for 27 million workers.

The government has announced a further 2p cut in National Insurance for 27 million workers.

Ben Earl played a pivotal role in England's thrilling win over Ireland in the Six Nations on Saturday to deliver on his pre-match prediction.

Questions are being asked of England at the mid-point of the Ben Stokes-Brendon McCullum era, and now they must evolve to achieve the perfect finale, says Stephan Shemilt.

Nottinghamshire Police is ordered to "urgently produce an improvement plan" by inspectors.

The victim, who is not from Northern Ireland, killed herself in 2018.

The duo take their seats on the famous sofa, replacing Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.

The former Tory Party Vice-Chairman Mr Anderson was suspended after he said Islamists had "control" of Sadiq Khan.

The Princess of Wales says she "occasionally experiments with editing" after five agencies removed the image.

It went for £15,000, but was immediately put up for sale by its new owner for double the price.

It went for £15,000, but was immediately put up for sale by its new owner for double the price.

The rate at which prices are rising has dropped from record highs, but still remains above the 2% target.

Some people with cancer are being "completely let down" by not being treated on time, experts say.

Some people with cancer are being "completely let down" by not being treated on time, experts say.