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belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Charlotte McLaughlin |Naomi Clarke
Girl group Remember Monday will represent the UK at the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest with the song What The Hell Just Happened? The country music girl group will be hopeful that they get a better result at this year’s edition of the international competition in May in Basel, Switzerland, than the UK has had during the last two years. Join the Belfast Telegraph WhatsApp channel Stay up to date with some of Northern Ireland's biggest stories
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msn.com | Naomi Clarke |Lisa McLoughlin
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msn.com | Naomi Clarke |Lisa McLoughlin
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independent.ie | Naomi Clarke |Kerri-Ann Roper |Hannah Roberts
The British star, 32, also secured artist of the year; dance act; song of the year for her track Guess featuring US superstar Billie Eilish; and she was awarded the songwriter of the year trophy that was announced earlier in the week. Charli has had an impressive 12 months which saw the infectious electronic-pop tracks on Brat soar up the charts and inspire a trend, with fans embracing the “brat summer” cultural movement which promoted self-love, positive body image and sultry style choices.
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1 month ago | 
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Naomi Clarke |Kerri-Ann Roper |Hannah Roberts
British singer-songwriter Charli XCX has secured an early win at the Brit Awards. The star, full name Charlotte Aitchison, 32, is this year’s most-nominated artist, with her song Guess, featuring US superstar Billie Eilish, taking the gong for song of the year. Join the Belfast Telegraph WhatsApp channel Stay up to date with some of Northern Ireland's biggest stories
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1 month ago | 
independent.ie | Naomi Clarke |Kerri-Ann Roper |Hannah Roberts
The star, full name Charlotte Aitchison, 32, is this year’s most-nominated artist, with her song Guess, featuring US superstar Billie Eilish, taking the gong for song of the year. She beat names like The Beatles, Dua Lipa, Coldplay and Sam Ryder to win the gong at the event, which is being held at The O2 arena in London, hosted by actor and comedian Jack Whitehall. We need your consent to load this Social Media content.
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2 months ago | 
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Naomi Clarke |Kerri-Ann Roper
Dear England, the award-winning play about Gareth Southgate’s time as the England football manager, will embark on a nationwide tour across England later this year. Written by stage and screen writer James Graham, Dear England had a sell-out run at the National Theatre before it transferred to the West End in 2023, securing best new play at the Oliver Awards last year. Join the Belfast Telegraph WhatsApp channel Stay up to date with some of Northern Ireland's biggest stories
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2 months ago | 
independent.ie | Naomi Clarke |Kerri-Ann Roper
Written by stage and screen writer James Graham, Dear England had a sell-out run at the National Theatre before it transferred to the West End in 2023, securing best new play at the Oliver Awards last year. It will now take to the road for a 16-venue tour, kicking off in Plymouth on September 15, with stops in major cities including Newcastle, Liverpool and Birmingham, until the tour comes to a close on March 14 2026.
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2 months ago | 
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Naomi Clarke |Kerri-Ann Roper
George And Mildred and Man About The House star Brian Murphy has been remembered as a “wonderful” actor by his fellow classic sitcom stars Jeffrey Holland and Vicki Michelle. Murphy died aged 92 at his home in Kent on Sunday morning with his wife, Hi-de-Hi! actress Linda Regan, by his side, his agent said. Join the Belfast Telegraph WhatsApp channel Stay up to date with some of Northern Ireland's biggest stories
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2 months ago | 
independent.ie | Naomi Clarke |Kerri-Ann Roper
Murphy died aged 92 at his home in Kent on Sunday morning with his wife, Hi-de-Hi! actress Linda Regan, by his side, his agent said. He also starred as Nora Batty’s (Kathy Staff) neighbour Alvin Smedley in Last Of The Summer Wine, and appeared in a host of other TV shows, including comedy series The Catherine Tate Show, Benidorm and This Is Jinsy.
