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People can gather together to watch events across the bank holiday weekend.

Stirling's effort to be named the UK City of Culture 2025 came at a cost of over £50,000, of which £40,000 was a grant from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

Chelsea have been operating under a licence since Roman Abramovich was sanctioned by the UK Government

Public libraries, galleries and museums are among the venues that are due to benefit from the money, the Government has said.

Britain will give statutory powers to a new technology regulator so it can enforce pro-competition rules and prevent tech giants including Google and Facebook from using their dominance to push out smaller firms and disadvantage consumers. “The government will introduce legislation to put the Digital Markets Unit on a statutory…

But it remains unclear when exactly the changes will come into force, as the DCMS says the necessary legislation will be introduced ‘in due course’.

Broadcaster proposes almost doubling staff outside capital and becoming ‘northern-based’

Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries recently described BBC's current funding model as "completely outdated"

The Government has set out its plans to sell the broadcaster

One Tory MP says ministers could ‘do best’ by leaving C4 ‘alone’

Rebecca Ferguson said: "I dedicate to all the women whose voices have been silenced by NDAs"