Kylie Minogue's guest appearance failed to be so lucky for BBC1's The Voice as the programme had its worst results show audience so far.

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Being Modern: Online ticketing

We've all been there: poised, keenly bleary eyed at 6am as the tickets go on sale, ready to choose which price band we want, tap in our details and hey, presto, we're pretty sure we've just got tickets for the next big game/gig/ athletics meeting (hmm, 2012, don't know which meet that might be...).

Rihanna is just one of a number of celebrities who is believed to have been affected by the leaking of confidential flight details

Turbulence over Virgin Atlantic as list of celebrities in 'leak' scandal grows longer

Richard Branson's airline investigates claims that passengers' flight plans were 'sold' to photo agency

Take That star Mark Owen to be a father again

Take That star Mark Owen said he was "thrilled" after he confirmed he is the third member of the band set to become a father this year.

Robbie Williams to become a father

Robbie Williams is to become a father, as he announced his wife Ayda is pregnant.

Robbie Williams finishing new solo tracks

Robbie Williams is finishing off 30 songs for his new solo album.

Robbie Williams shares bed with dogs

Robbie Williams shares his bed with his eight dogs.

Take That's plane struck by lighting

Take That were saved by a quick-thinking pilot after their plane was struck by lightning.

Take That announce latest single

Take That have announced their latest single 'When We Were Young'.

Brown shoe sales soar as men jettison sartorial rules

Snappy dressers follow in Fred Astaire's footsteps and don tan brogues

Robbie Williams' cake apology

Robbie Williams had to apologise to his wife after he ate her birthday cake before she had a chance to blow out her candles.

New Tuesday draw for Euromillions

Camelot is predicting a "sales frenzy" when the first EuroMillions Tuesday draw takes place this week with a jackpot of £85 million.

Music & Me: Bibio

Bibio aka producer Stephen Wilkinson creates the kind of lush, heart-tugging melodies you’re sure you’ve heard somewhere before. Indeed, the gorgeous “Lovers’ Carvings” from his last album is that catchy hum-along summer -drenched song that lights up the Kindle TV advert.

Robbie Williams could be back with Take That for good

Robbie Williams could remain with Take That after their summer tour.

Robbie Williams gets darts lessons

Robbie Williams is receiving secret darts lessons from Phil Taylor to help him beat his Take That bandmates.

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