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The Someone You Loved singer is one of the five new acts nominated for awards at the Specsavers Scottish Music Awards which takes place next month.

The journalist, broadcaster and charity campaigner presented a number of programmes on the BBC during her career.

Jonathan Ganesh said he decided to train as a psychotherapist after a friend took her own life.

Relatives of Oladeji Omishore want a judicial review of the decision not to hold a criminal or misconduct investigation in the wake of his death.

The corporation was formed on October 18, 1922.

The DfT held a competition to select four areas where the £300,000 trial will take place.

The Financial Conduct Authority said it wants to help people to invest with confidence.

Wasps and Worcester have both been placed in administration.

The 83-year-old said the broadcaster should look forwards, not back, on its 100th anniversary.

Security minister Tom Tugendhat said the Foreign Influence Registration Scheme embraces ‘open and transparent engagement with foreign governments’.

A look at the funding model’s past as the BBC marks its 100th anniversary.

Women surveyed said symptoms of the perimenopause or menopause put a strain on their family life

More than half of people plan to cut their discretionary spending, such as buying new clothes or dining out, to save money, Barclaycard said.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on the Environment issued a 10-point plan urging the Government to prioritise action on nature and climate change.

The home of Bess of Hardwick has undergone extensive work in recent months.

The corporation marks its centenary on October 18, a century on from when it was founded in 1922.

Which female executives shone in the worlds of private equity and venture capital?

As the BBC celebrates its one hundredth anniversary today (Oct. 18), the broadcaster’s top executives have paid tribute. “The BBC is one hundred today – it’s a time to celebrate, but also to embrace the future,” said BBC chairman Richard Sharp. “I believe its best days are ahead. We have always innovated, changed and adapted. […]

BBC News star Huw Edwards has lamented the prospect of a knighthood after his coverage of the Queen's death, saying that it would "embarrass" him.

Earlier this year the presenter was listed as the highest-paid woman and second highest-paid star at the BBC, just behind Gary Lineker.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has relived the early days of her career, revealing she was branded "b****y useless" and went home with tears streaming down her face.

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