11 h. ago Take That stars reveal 'scary' moment Jason Orange told them he was leaving the band

Take That became a threesome after Jason left the band back in 2014

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14 h. ago Where Jason Orange is now and why he left Take That as band's journey from Manchester to stardom explored

It's almost 12 years since Jaosn confirmed his Take That exit

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15 h. ago What Robbie Williams has said of reuniting with Take That and why he left as band's documentary airs

The singer features in archive footage in Netflix's look into the band's 35-year journey

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37 h. ago Charli XCX says goodbye to ‘Brat’ as she explores the cost of pop stardom in new mockumentary

Charli xcx plays herself in ‘The Moment’, a meta mockumentary about the challenges of fame

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51 h. ago The hotel that adds a 'new dimension' to 50 years of a United super fan's journey

Lindsay Roe talks about Hotel Football and his fifty year journey supporting the Manchester team

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57 h. ago Victoria Beckham breaks cover as she parties with Spice Girls at Emma Bunton's 50th birthday after Brooklyn's bombshell statement left her 'devastated'

Victoria Beckham spent the weekend partying with her Spice Girls bandmates, days after her son Brooklyn left her heartbroken with his bombshell statement.

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4 d. ago Will Andy Burnham stand as an MP and what would a challenge to Starmer look like?

Could an opening at a Greater Manchester constituency mark the first step of a long journey to Downing Street for the ‘King of the North’?

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5 d. ago Champions League review: Bodø/Glimt stun again as McKennie leads a Juve revival

Arsenal remained on top of the Champions League on the penultimate matchday of the group phase, which also featured a targeted Jude Bellingham celebration• Jonas Gahr Støre, the prime minister of Norway and the recent recipient of a Nobel peace prize-related missive from Donald Trump, took in a Champions League match on Tuesday. Bodø/Glimt’s stadium is more than 700 miles from Oslo but the prime minister’s long journey proved well worth it. Bodø beating Manchester City 3-1, a first-ever win in the group stage, was Norway’s greatest club football triumph since Rosenborg beat – and knocked out – mighty Milan from the competition in December 1996. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Take That's Jason Orange makes heartbreaking confession in new Netflix doc

Netflix's miniseries includes never-before-seen footage and recordings of the stars opening up about some of their lowest points.

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8 d. ago First look at new Netlix Take That documentary featuring rare home movie footage

Take That look fresh faced a fancy free in a first look at their new Netflix doc premiering next week. Using never-seen-before footage Gary, Mark, Howard, Robbie and Jason are seen frolicking around the world, backstage on and sunning themselves on holiday during their 90s pomp. The lads talk about the pressure they felt in the first trailer and fans hope ex member Jason Orange may get involved.

Culture

2 w. ago London leaver: 'I left my band the Holloways and then quit Archway to follow my heart to rural Austria'

London had always been a shock to Alfie Jackson’s system, but after five UK indie number one singles as a stalwart of the city’s music scene, the musician was more than willing to follow his girlfriend home to her native Austria

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3 w. ago How Jesy Nelson overcame trolling hell that left her 'suicidal', split from her Little Mix bandmates and rocky romances to become a role model for her children

She was once a quarter of the UK's biggest girl band, touring the world and performing in front of thousands of fans each night.

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3 w. ago The dark, cold journey 8,000 Greater Manchester pupils could make when schools go back

The journeys will give children resilience, in all likelihood, but it won't give them the right frame of mind to learn. Ethan Davies reports on what 8,000 young people might have to go through - and tells you what you can do to make it better

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3 w. ago The dark, cold journeys 8,000 Greater Manchester pupils could have to make when the schools go back

The journeys will give children resilience, in all likelihood, but it won't give them the right frame of mind to learn. Ethan Davies reports on what 8,000 young people might have to go through - and tells you what you can do to make it better

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