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Rock band Queen were the star guests at the Last Night of the Proms, giving their first ever symphonic performance of their rock operetta, Bohemian Rhapsody. Sir Brian May and Roger Taylor joined the ...

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Every Tesla bought through the brand’s certified pre-owned scheme gets an upgrade to ‘enhanced autopilot’, whether it had it originally fitted or not. It’s a £3,400 option on a new Model 3 so a real ...

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Zayn Malik gives fans another reason to fall for him all over again with the release of his new single, Break Free, an original track he recorded for the video game Borderlands 4. On Friday, September ...

Spotify free-tier users can now play any song directly, not just shuffle through playlists. Premium subscribers are getting lossless audio, private messaging, and customizable playlist transitions.

Spotify is improving its experience for free users. The service will now let non-paid subscribers pick and play the song they want. These users will also be able to play a song shared by a friend or ...

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump are in the U.K., where the British royals are hosting them on a second ...