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If you are looking for pure festive escapism with a guaranteed happy ending, check these films out.

The year 2020 was an eventful one for two dancing partners who began co-habiting at the age of 90, then had their Covid jabs.

As a young boy, Fahim saw a piano on screen in a refugee camp. "What I saw captivated me," he said.

The sitcom included a scene which referenced the Black Lives Matter movement.

The actress also appeared in Coronation Street, So Awkward and Waterloo Road.

The former soap favourite, 93, will play the mother of a son with Down's syndrome.

Craig Revel Horwood made it to the cookery show's final in 2007 but was beaten by Nadia Sawalha.

Big-name fashion designers and models pay tribute to the late star, who has died aged 50.

The US model lost the baby she was expecting with husband John Legend earlier this year.

Australian celebrity chef Pete Evans has been criticised for spreading misinformation to his followers.

BBC Sounds podcast Press X To Continue chooses its best and worst of gaming in 2020.

The film industry is hoping it will be high-profile rather than low-key after such a tough year.

Channel 4 will use deepfake technology for its alternative to the traditional Christmas broadcast.

The Queen's Christmas Broadcast will also be broadcast in the higher quality format.

The two men in charge of the Queen's art collection leave after the pandemic hit royal finances.

One of Britain's best-known models of the past 30 years dies suddenly, days after her birthday.

The 73-year-old starred as Freddie Boswell's brassy mistress in the hit 1980s TV sitcom.