A 3-D tribute to Michael Jackson is set to be shown at the forthcoming Grammy Awards, it has been revealed.

Dannii Minogue has revealed that before falling pregnant she feared she might be getting too old to have a baby.

Multi award-winning New Zealand artist Ladyhawke has scored a nomination at the 2010 Brit Awards.

Amid the glut of pop reggae at next weekend's Raggamuffin Festival come two veteran acts with righteous roots.

Caper, a commuting cat who became a local celebrity in Plymouth, England and made headlines around the world has died doing what he loved.

UK politician Nick Clegg, has found himself offside with parenting "guru" Gina Ford, after an interview in which he blasted Ms Ford's advice for parents of newborns.

A strong wind whips through scrub on Sydney's North Head next to a small brick workshop where Jim Frecklington is putting the final layers of varnish on a golden carriage that may one day carry Prince William to his wedding.

A ban on children under 18 using sunbeds in the UK will move a step closer today after the Government agreed to back a private member's Bill.

Director Guy Ritchie is following his ex-wife Madonna into the music industry - by launching his own record company.

Around Britain, the placid calm of urban ponds and watercourses is being disturbed by a rapacious new menace – legions of abandoned pet terrapins.

Britain's financial services watchdog is to hit bankers earning more than £1 million ($2.2 million) a year with new restrictions.

New Zealanders planning to work in Britain for six months or more will soon need an identification card containing their photo and fingerprints.

The final plot to oust Gordon Brown began yesterday not with a bang, but with a cock-up.

A spurned woman poisoned her former lover and his new fiancee by lacing their curry with an ancient poison, the Old Bailey heard yesterday.

Rebecca Gissing is battling temperatures of minus 3C in Manchester and logs on to Facebook to see photos of her family in NZ at the beach.

Millions of people living in southern England and the Home Counties were told to prepare themselves for up to 40cm of snow last night as Britain remained in the grip of the longest prolonged spell of cold weather for 30 years.

British intelligence passed on to US authorities about a Nigerian accused of trying to blow up a Detroit-bound airliner - but he was not singled out as a particular risk, Prime Minister Gordon Brown's office said Monday.