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Brian Rudman: Brit fantasy to Hollywood action spin
Week of nostalgia covers antiquated monarchy, yesterday's terrorist and old political battles
Cinemas at war with studios over home screenings
British cinema chains could refuse to show major films in a showdown with two leading studios over home viewing.
Why musicians can't resist the 'king of instruments'
Weighing 150 tons, soaring 70ft into the air and featuring 9,997 pipes, the Royal Albert Hall's 19th-century pipe organ is far from contemporary music's cutting edge.
Rugby: Wales' Henson may be sacked after club fight
Wales coach Warren Gatland may have the final say on a decision which could cost talented but trouble-prone back Gavin Henson a rugby career of any further significance.
Kate wants to visit NZ
John Key has revealed Prince William's bride Kate Middleton wants to visit New Zealand as a priority on her married life agenda, and says the royal ceremony was "a bit like a normal Kiwi wedding".
Fame and fortune ride the bridal train
The wait is finally over. The dress has been revealed, and the hair, make-up and shoes. And it did not disappoint.
William and Kate's magical day
When she joined him at the altar, Prince William whispered to his bride and a smile crept across her face.
Lotus joins forces with Caterham
British sports car brand Caterham has joined forces with household name Lotus.
Bronagh 'beautiful' in navy number
Her outfit was as closely guarded as the bride's, right up until the morning of the royal wedding.
Royal wedding: Latest updates replay
We live-blogged the royal wedding as it happened. You can replay the memorable event by clicking into the box below.
<i>Blogger Bites Back:</i> Sarah Ferguson told to make herself scarce
If not being invited to the wedding of the century wasn't bad enough, The Duchess of York has also been told to make herself scarce on the big day.
Britain revokes wedding invite for Syrian ambassador
Britain has revoked a royal wedding invitation to the Syrian ambassador because of violent attacks on protesters there.
Ugly side of 'parent power' at school
Ten per cent of head teachers in Britain have been assaulted by a parent or carer during the past five years.