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Entertainment editor Toyin Owoseje rounds up the celebrity stories of the week

IBTimes UK film critics Alfred Joyner and Amy West take a look at the big movie releases this August.

Woman was arrested at Birmingham Airport by officers from the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit

Israeli PM under pressure from right-wingers to react to High Court upholding demolition order in West Bank

The father of the Colorado movie massacre gunman James Holmes has pleaded for his son's life.

34-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of killing casual employee at Pendle Skips

German football legend and Bayern chief slams the door shut on a possible Muller move.

Professional hunter and landowner are charged with poaching offences.

Former head of diversity at Google in Europe is facing pointed criticism aver "misogynistic" museum.

Benitez also confirmed he is still open to the possibility of signing David de Gea.

Italian Civil Aviation Authority says airport activities resuming after departures' suspension.

Nathaniel Clyne is blocking Wisdom's path to regular game time at right-back.

Dr Martin Tajmar says "Our test campaign cannot confirm or refute the claims of the EmDrive."

Birkin asks for her name to removed after footage shows reptiles being 'crammed into pits and hacked to death'.

The piece of grisly political theatre is taken directly from Isis's playbook.

One in 523 adults became insolvent in the 12 months leading to June, the lowest rate since 2006.

Chief inspector of prisons said jail had 'deteriorated significantly' and faced 'severe problems'.

Tottenham are interested in signing Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez this summer.

Second diss track from Drake who also responded to Mill's ghostwriting claims on Charged Up.

News emerges after reports suggest that Durham's police will also be more lenient on marijuana users.

Star Trek actor reportedly signed multi-picture deal with Warner Bros that includes follow-up movies.

Russian president tells Dutch leader he hasn't had enough access to the investigation.

Hacking Team's belief it did nothing wrong it a damnation of the company and the entire surveillance industry.

Princess Diana's former hairdresser speaks out against Middleton's decision to not dye her locks.

Hacking Team's under fire CEO David Vincenzetti gives his side of the story following a massive data breach.

Sri Lanka to become first country to have universal internet access through Google's Project Loon.

Campbell had been heavily linked with a move to the side since January.

Federica Mogherini said the nuclear agreement with Iran could transform relationships.

A total of 3,000 Vietnamese children are thought to be exploited in the UK.