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Culture minister Sir Chris Bryant told MPs: “Honestly, the department is not going to be abolished.”

Revealed: Sources say bosses at R&A, which organises the annual golf tournament, were quizzed about 2028 event

A petition which sought to change the way the Tour de France was categorised by the government in order to keep it free to watch from 2026 has been responded to

Fast-growing AGC sector ‘frustrated’ by decision to shelve relaxation of ‘80/20’ regulations

Olivier Award-winning actor Julian Glover will feature in The Next Morning, written by James Graham.

The sports minister Stephanie Peacock has asked UK Sport to investigate corruption allegations of unlawful tender made against the British Basketball Federation over a controversial 15-year deal with an American consortium to operate a new men’s professional league from 2026

There remains a ‘high degree of uncertainty’ over whether tens of millions of pounds paid to rugby union clubs and other sports teams during the Covid-19 pandemic will ever be repaid, the Public Accounts Committee has warned

CMA stance moves Britain step closer to outright ban on ticket touts ripping off fans

Tate has announced that it is cutting 7% of its workforce, as the British arts institution grapples with a post-pandemic financial deficit. The move echoes major budget cuts for many cultural institutions globally, including major European museums.

“In any civilised community the arts … serious or comic, light or demanding, must occupy a central place. Their enjoyment should not be regarded as something remote from everyday life.” This was a central statement in the white paper (a statement of policy intent) issued 60 years ago by Jennie…

More importantly, how can we afford to pay for this initiative as well as the increased money Kier Starmer has pledged for defence?