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Registration is now open to all for Peace Hospice Care’s Starlight Walk, which returns to Watford on Saturday July 13th 2019.

Programmed by Watford Palace Theatre, the extraordinary open air performance festival will take place from Friday 28th to Sunday 30th June 2019.

Sir Paul McCartney is to write a musical for the first time - an adaption of the 1946 Frank Capra film It's a Wonderful Life.

An app which artificially alters faces to make them look older has gone viral on social media over the past few days, with people rushing to download it and take part in the #FaceAppChallenge.

Prosecutors have dropped a case accusing Kevin Spacey of sexually assaulting a young man at a US bar in 2016.

A judge in the US has ordered R Kelly to remain behind bars without bail after a prosecutor claimed the singer would still pose a danger to young girls if he was set free.

Emeli Sande didn't begin her career with that name.

Care worker Stephen Nicholson has been found guilty of raping and murdering schoolgirl Lucy McHugh after she told him she was pregnant with his child.

The brother of Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi has denied any involvement in the terror attack during his first court appearance.

Knife crime offences hit a record high in 2018-19, up by 8% on the previous year in England and Wales, new figures show.

A no-deal Brexit will plunge the UK economy into recession and could leave a £30bn black hole in public finances, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).

New migrants moving to the UK to work after Brexit will be given unique digital identities and have their visa applications filtered by "automated checks", according to a leaked Home Office presentation seen by Sky News.

Britain's next prime minister will struggle to shut parliament to force through a no-deal Brexit, after an extraordinary intervention from Tory MPs.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of terror offences in Lancashire.

A Cyprus court has ordered 12 Israeli tourists to remain in police custody for eight days after a British woman alleged that she was raped.

A nurse has become an internet sensation after being filmed singing to a boy battling cancer in hospital.

Thousands of patients went missing from mental health hospitals in England last year, NHS figures show.

Dillian Whyte insists he is excited by the prospect of a violent encounter with Oscar Rivas in their WBC final eliminator at The O2.

Leaderboard updates from The 148th Open at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. Watch live on Sky Sports The Open.

Wilfried Zaha has told Crystal Palace he wants to leave the club amid interest from Arsenal, Sky Sports News understands.

Daniel Sturridge has been fined £75,000 and banned from playing football until July 31 after being found guilty of breaching the FA's gambling regulations.

New migrants moving to the UK to work after Brexit will be given unique digital identities and have their visa applications filtered by "automated checks", according to a leaked Home Office presentation seen by Sky News.

The government's flagship digital ID programme, Verify, has been as mismanaged as Crossrail according to a review of major projects, raising questions about the Cabinet Office wasting £212m of taxpayers' money.

The European Commission has fined American chipmaker Qualcomm €242m (£217m) for abusing its market dominance with the aim of forcing British rival Icera out of the market.

An app which artificially alters faces to make them look older has gone viral on social media over the past few days, with people rushing to download it and take part in the #FaceAppChallenge.

A no-deal Brexit will plunge the UK economy into recession and could leave a £30bn black hole in public finances, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).

Debenhams is poised to seek more financial help to see it through to the crucial Christmas trading period just three months after investors were wiped out when the chain crashed into administration.

Stonegate, the company behind Slug and Lettuce, Walkabout and Yates pub chains has agreed to buy the UK's biggest pub owner for £1.3bn.

Water firms in England and Wales are facing demands to ramp up investment in infrastructure and cut household bills at the same time.

Iran has seized a foreign tanker with 12 crew accused of smuggling oil in the Persian Gulf, the country's state TV says.

An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo now constitutes a global public health emergency, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has said.

At least 33 people have died in a fire at an animation studio in the Japanese city of Kyoto.

A Cyprus court has ordered 12 Israeli tourists to remain in police custody for eight days after a British woman alleged that she was raped.

Britain's next prime minister will struggle to shut parliament to force through a no-deal Brexit, after an extraordinary intervention from Tory MPs.

MPs have launched a pre-emptive strike against Boris Johnson, showing the likely next prime minister he is in for as rough a ride in the Commons as his predecessor.

Boris Johnson's claim that EU red tape forces smoked fish producers to pack their products with "plastic ice pillows" has been exposed as nonsense.

New migrants moving to the UK to work after Brexit will be given unique digital identities and have their visa applications filtered by "automated checks", according to a leaked Home Office presentation seen by Sky News.

The British author of a 50-year-old message in a bottle that washed up on an Australian beach has been found - and is at sea again.

Two peckish penguins were removed twice by police after attempting to nest underneath a sushi shop in New Zealand.

Passengers on a busy commuter train to London were held up on Wednesday morning - all because of someone's hair extensions.

More than one million people who have signed up to raid Area 51 in the hope of seeing evidence of aliens have been warned that the US air force "stands ready to protect America and its assets".

Britain's next prime minister will struggle to shut parliament to force through a no-deal Brexit, after an extraordinary intervention from Tory MPs.

MPs have launched a pre-emptive strike against Boris Johnson, showing the likely next prime minister he is in for as rough a ride in the Commons as his predecessor.

An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo now constitutes a global public health emergency, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has said.

The brother of Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi has denied any involvement in the terror attack during his first court appearance.