Sketching Britain
Dan Lim joins David Bellamy on a comedy road-trip around Great Britain.
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The food of love
Toby Steinberg feasts on the new series of _Masterchef_. It tastes good.
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Media defence of Shawcross shows need for an “Idiot Quota”
Viral Shah looks at the media's response to the incident which saw Aaron Ramsey suffer a horrendous broken leg at the Brittania.
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Bare your bra for spring
Alexandra Salisbury discusses the 'underwear as outerwear' trend and how to make it work for you
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Xiu Xiu
It’s a matter of love, first of all. Xiu Xiu, the Oakland-based project centred around Jamie Stewart and – until she departed last May for Cold Cave – Caralee McElroy, has struggled, from the first, with love – its tongue-tied impossibilities, its sundering and freezing pains, its horrid, scarring legacies,...
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Plastic Beach
Upon first seeing the cover for Damon Albarn’s third album at the helm of his ever fascinating and groundbreaking band, Gorillaz, I must admit I was immediately captivated. Plastic Beach’s artwork portrays a remote, yet amazingly intriguing island, with a main outcrop of land that looks suspiciously like the result...
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Lights
Within the past year, the British music industry has been subject to an influx of strong female artists, with acts such as Lady GaGa, Florence + The Machine and Little Boots receiving much commercial and critical acclaim. Enter 2010 and cue Ellie Goulding, folktronica singer-songwriter and latest addition to this...
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Good Morning Mother
Unique. Piano-pop. Brash, intelligent indie-pop. The truth is, it’s pretty hard to place Stars and Sons. It’s an odd form of alternative-pop, and at first listen you might just find yourself wondering if Alphabeat, Same Difference and Mika have got together, and then called in Andrew Lloyd Webber for musical...
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Some Kind Of Salvation
Having been championed by Kings of Leon to the point of their being the first band signed to Serpents and Snakes (the record label that KOL launched in 2009), it is safe to say there is a certain amount of pressure resting on The Features as they release their second...
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Champions League – Who Will Triumph?
In the midweek edition of his blog, Jasjit Sansoye looks at the credentials of the four teams who have already guaranteed their slot in the Champions League quarter-finals.
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England experiment in First Test
Robin Jellis looks ahead to the team selection for England's First Test of the controversial Bangladesh tour.
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Warwick start-ups one year on
Nick Ellison, Robert Smith, Steve Barnes, Stephen Leguillon, Velin Djidjev and Oo Nwoye look back on their new companies
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