Government launches probe into how footage of Matt Hancock was leaked

‘Someone said that all my followers could fill Croke Park when I hit 90k, now I’ve got one million,’ Lauren Whelan enthuses to us over Zoom. The 19-year-old is staying in her nanny’s house when we chat, and clearly, her TikTok fame hasn’t gone to her head!

Black Midi have announced that they’ll be holding open mic competitions as support for each night of their forthcoming UK and Ireland tour.The London band are set to head out on the road this Autumn in support of their recent album ‘Cavalcade’, kicking off with a gig at Bristol’s Trinity Centre on August 31 and ending at Portsmouth’s New Theatre Royal on November 25.Today (July 14), Black Midi revealed that instead of traditional tour support for their upcoming jaunt they will be hosting an open

CMU’s Pathways Into Music Foundation has teamed up with Help Musicians to run a Fanbase Builder Programme in Northern Ireland. Fifteen artists have been selected who are currently attending weekly webinars on how to build a business around their music.

Irish actor Richard Flood has been delighting fans of Grey’s Anatomy as Cormac ‘McWidow’ Hayes but it turns out, his wife is also a very talented actress.

Vogue Williams has insisted that she would "never ever" appear on Made In Chelsea if her husband Spencer Matthews returned to the E4 series.The Irish presenter, 35, ruled out a cameo on the reality show and admitted that even Spencer, 32, would probably turn down a comeback as they are both at "completely different times" in their lives.

Richard Flood has shared that he had a huge hand in making his Grey’s Anatomy character as authentically Irish as possible. From dropping Irish slang to chatting about naggins, Cormac Hayes is as Irish as they come.

Hollywood A-listers have been flocking to our shores as numerous productions have been filming across the country but none have garnered as much interest as Disney’s Disenchanted.

CMU’s Pathways Into Music Foundation has teamed up with Help Musicians to run a Fanbase Builder Programme in Northern Ireland. Fifteen artists have been selected who are currently attending weekly webinars on how to build a business around their music.

Manori Ravindran International EditorIrish producer Paul Thompstone and Sorin Baluta have launched a new sales agency out of Ireland. The company, Studio Atlantic, launches in Cannes with a World War II feature set to shoot in Belgium this fall.Having specialized in production finance, Thompstone has a large network of funders, including private equity, for high-concept feature films and television.

If you thought that you would finally be able to enjoy TV after the EUROs then you are sorely mistaken as the British & Irish Lions rugby team will be playing in South Africa this summer.

Vertical Entertainment has acquired North American rights to Rushed, an indie thriller directed by Vibeke Muasya that stars Siobhan Fallon Hogan, Robert Patrick, Jake Weary and Peri Gilpin. A theatrical release is planned.

CMU’s Pathways Into Music Foundation has teamed up with Help Musicians to run a Fanbase Builder Programme in Northern Ireland. Fifteen artists have been selected who are currently attending weekly webinars on how to build a business around their music.

Boris Johnson think he is to think that we are going to accept that the case is closed.

Antonia Campbell-Hughes thriller gets sales deal

Celebrities really can’t get enough of Ireland lately, as another big movie and Hollywood A-lister is filming on the Emerald Isle.

Noel Gallagher has declared that Michael Fassbender would be the ideal man to portray him in a biopic.The Oasis guitarist said that the Irish actor would be the perfect choice for a big screen take on his life because he sees the facial similarities between the pair.“I have quite a unique look,” he told the Matt Morgan podcast.“Would anybody want to play me? I don’t know.

medic who treated him in hospital- to ask him out for a drink. Glasgow man David Muir felt sparks fly when he went into the city's Queen Elizabeth hospital for a back problem and met the anaesthetist there.

Scottish Government is spending almost £6million a year on a network of overseas offices in seven countries. Foreign policy is not devolved to ­Holyrood and the UK Government runs embassies around the world.