The prize, which has been running since 1992, when it was won by Primal Scream’s Screamadelica, aims to champion the album format as well as new music in Ireland and the UK across an eclectic range of genres.

The former TV host was sacked in July after an investigation into historical allegations of misconduct upheld multiple accusations against him.

Sabrina Carpenter and Ariana Grande collected three wins each while Mariah Carey won the Video Vanguard award.

Dent, 51, and Haugh, 44, will join the amateur cooking competition series, The Sun reported.

Keating, who began his career in the boyband Boyzone in 1993, took the main stage at the Chelmsford music festival on Saturday afternoon.

The 76-year-old Eurovision star spoke to the Times ahead of the release of her memoir If Only You Knew.

Boyzone have had six UK number one singles and five UK number one albums.

Gleeson, 42, best known for About Time, now stars in the mockumentary series The Paper, a spin-off from the American sitcom The Office.

The Heeler family are coming to the big screen.

Speaking on the New Heights podcast, Kelce reflected on the past week since the couple announced their engagement.

A joint post announcing their engagement received millions of likes from around the world.

Cyrus, 32, rose to fame after starring in the Disney Channel programme Hannah Montana, is best known for her hit songs We Can’t Stop and Flowers.

Judge Bruno Tonioli has confirmed he will be stepping back from the new series due to scheduling conflicts.

The actress will reprise her role in the eagerly anticipated sequel.

He is the first member of the original films’ cast to join the show.

The Hell’s Kitchen star said: “Grateful and so appreciative for the incredible team at The Skin Associates and their fast reactive work on removing this Basal Cell Carcinoma, thank you.

Here we take a look at the key moments leading up to the couple’s engagement.

The singer said she coped through ‘denial and a lot of tears’.

The bands pulled out of the Victorious Festival in Portsmouth after The Mary Wallopers claimed they were ‘cut off’ for displaying a Palestinian flag.

The Mary Wallopers were performing at Victorious Festival in Portsmouth when they claimed they were ‘cut off’ for displaying a Palestinian flag.