Stars of sumo head to London's Royal Albert Hall - and noodles sell out

Stars of sumo head to London's Royal Albert Hall - and noodles sell out

They're getting through 70kg of rice a day and the wholesaler has run out of noodles. Yes, sumo returns to London on Wednesday.
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The Brit Awards and Mercury Prize are leaving London for the first time - what does it mean for UK music?

Back in 1977, the Beatles became the first act to be honoured for their outstanding contribution to music at a London ceremony that would later become the Brit Awards.

'Brilliant, beautiful, extraordinary': Oscar-winning star Diane Keaton dies

Actress Diane Keaton, who starred in films including The Godfather and Annie Hall, has died aged 79.

'Perhaps I'm not scared enough': Tom Hollander on AI actor Tilly Norwood

Tom Hollander says he's not worried about AI actors replacing real ones and thinks the creation of synthetic performers will only boost the value of authentic, live performance.

Drake's defamation lawsuit over Kendrick Lamar's diss track dismissed by judge

Drake's defamation lawsuit over Kendrick Lamar's diss track Not Like Us has been dismissed by a federal judge.

Gregg Wallace suing the BBC for 'distress and harassment' following sacking

Gregg Wallace is suing the BBC and one of its subsidiaries for causing him "distress and harassment", after being sacked from the corporation in July.

The film fighting back against abuse and 'cheap laughs' at Tourette's expense

When John Davidson was 10 years old, he experienced his first symptoms of Tourette syndrome - small facial tics and eye blinking.


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