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Labour’s new arts strategy includes growing government culture spend to match the European average and boosting primary school arts budgets.

The new relationship will give the radio station’s listeners access to behind-the-scenes, unique events and ticket offers.

Peter Doig’s assertion that a desert landscape painting wasn’t painted by him has been accepted by a US court following claims to the contrary by the painting’s owner.

A two-year partnership with the abbey, currently undergoing a £6.3m restoration, will see Warts and All Theatre company build connections between the community of Northampton and the historic building.

A €290m Italian government scheme, designed to remind young people of the value of culture, will enable them to buy books, tickets for concerts, theatre and the cinema, museum visits and trips to national parks.

Regeneration plans for London will see a warehouse that is home to more than 100 artists demolished to make way for a pedestrian bridge into the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

The plans would see a permanent 400-seat auditorium built at the historic house near Market Harborough to replace a temporary theatre, which is currently home to the Nevill Holt Opera Festival.

A former city college in Inverness will be converted into a mix of studio space and housing in a joint venture between the council, an artists’ studio provider and a retirement home developer.