Former One Direction star Payne died in October after falling from a third floor balcony in Argentina.

The Apple TV+ series follows an american football coach, Ted Lasso, played by Jason Sudeikis, as he tries to manage a British football team.

The 33-year-old will star in Joe Orton’s Entertaining Mr Sloane.

An election for the largely ceremonial role is expected towards the end of October.

The singer, 32, who rose to fame after starring in the Disney Channel program Hannah Montana, is best known for her hit song Flowers.

The rap group, which is made up of O hAnnaidh, Naoise O Caireallain and JJ O Dochartaigh, shared a post on Instagram announcing the news on Tuesday.

In a post on Instagram, Torode confirmed he was the person alleged to have used racist language but said he had ‘no recollection of the incident’.

Palestine flags and the Irish tricolour were seen among the crowds as the band played the last slot before headliners Biffy Clyro.

The group will return to their roots for five sold-out shows at Heaton Park in their home city.

The new album has been described as ‘some of his most personal music yet’.

Ed McVey stars as the mysterious Tom Ripley, a role that has been played by Matt Damon and Andrew Scott.

The 85-year old actor, best known for Fawlty Towers, will take audiences behind the scenes of his European tour in John Cleese Packs It In.

The US rock band said he would be ‘deeply missed’.

Capaldi performed a 35-minute surprise set at the Pyramid stage earlier this month, two years after being unable to finish his set on the same stage.

The 63-year-old will be interviewed by journalist Fintan O’Toole at Dublin’s 3Arena.

The 72-year-old opened the 59th edition of the Swiss music festival with a homage to the 28-time Grammy winner who died last year aged 91.

Rhian Teasdale says she feels it is ‘powerful’ for artists to speak up.

The statement apologised for the group’s “deplorable behaviour” after frontman Bobby Vylan led crowds in controversial chants.

Musicians, actors and sports stars took their seats at Centre Court on Wednesday.

Rapper Bobby Vylan, of rap punk duo Bob Vylan, on Saturday led crowds on the festival’s West Holts Stage in chants of: “Free, free Palestine” and: “Death, death to the IDF”, before a member of Kneecap suggested fans “start a riot” outside his bandmate’s upcoming court appearance.