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Seven doctors who treated Michael Jackson in the years before his death will not face charges, US investigators say.

Musician Plastic Bertrand apparently admits to a Belgian newspaper that he did not sing on signature hit Ca Plane Pour Moi.

Sir Winston Churchill's entire archive of papers is to be published electronically in libraries, allowing full public access.

Sky's 3D television station is to start on 1 October with a mix of films and sport, the broadcaster has announced.

Director Sofia Coppola's comeback is among the 22 films competing for honours at the Venice Film Festival.

Model Lara Stone, who married comedian David Walliams in May, takes legal action against the French edition of Playboy magazine.

ITV successfully holds onto the UK TV rights for the next two Rugby World Cups, it is announced.

Outnumbered child star Daniel Roche - who plays naughty Ben Brockman in the BBC comedy - is to play the lead role in a new adaptation of Just William.

A Jewish art collector's heirs sue Hungary for the return of art worth more than $100m (£64.1m) seized in World War II.

The BBC's news coverage of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland has improved significantly over the last year, the BBC Trust says.