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Black Sabbath final gig: Fans from around world travel to Birmingham

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Ozzy Osbourne on fame and reality TV

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How virtual reality is transforming art

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Actress Negga 'infuriated' true story behind Loving not widely known

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Being Falstaff... for the 250th time

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Beyonce's other broken records

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Nadiya 'needed police protection'

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