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'Epstein is rolling in his grave laughing': Artist reveals why he photographed convicted paedophile - and Donald Trump
Andres Serrano says he doesn't set out to be a controversial artist - but he's certainly proved to be one during his career.
Henry Cavill suffers injury while training for Highlander film
Actor Henry Cavill has suffered an injury during training ahead of filming for the remake of the Highlander film.
Netherlands joins Ireland in threatening to boycott Eurovision if Israel takes part
Netherlands has joined Ireland and other countries in threatening to withdraw from the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest if Israel competes.
Ireland will not participate in Eurovision if Israel is allowed to take part
Ireland will not participate in the Eurovision Song Contest next year if Israel is allowed to take part, RTE has announced.
Lineker ends Ant and Dec winning streak at TV awards months after antisemitism row
Former Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker has won the best TV presenter prize at the National Television Awards - months after he left the BBC following an antisemitism row.
Sir Elton John 'so proud' of Watford FC as new kit marks 50 years since he became chairman
Sir Elton John has said he is "so proud" of Watford FC as the football club released a new kit marking 50 years since he became its chairman.
Banksy artwork that could have been worth millions scrubbed off wall outside court
A new Banksy artwork that sprung up at the Royal Courts of Justice in London is being scrubbed off.
Sam Fender and Pulp among Mercury Prize nominees - as full shortlist revealed
Sam Fender is among the artists in the running for this year's Mercury Prize as the ceremony heads to his home city - with Pulp also shortlisted for their big comeback, and Wolf Alice breaking a record.
TV presenter Jay Blades pleads not guilty to two rape charges
TV presenter Jay Blades has pleaded not guilty to two counts of rape.
BBC chief tells MPs 'we may see more things coming out' after talent 'scandal'
BBC director-general Tim Davie has told MPs that "we may see more things coming out" after being asked for assurance there will not be another "scandal of BBC talent abusing their position".

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