There's something intriguing about reports that Oxfordshire council is likely to switch off its 79 fixed cameras next weekend, and that other counties are expected to follow... more
As they reach their fifth album it’s still not clear whether Goldfrapp are a glorious pop phenomenon or a couple of chancers. Laura Marling and Mary J Blige also have new records.... more
Britney Spears makes a comeback, Unklejam serve up some Seventies-style electrofunk and jazz man Herbie Hancock all feature in the CDs of the week.... more
Keren Ann has had five unsuccessful albums, but her absorbing gig at the Arts Theatre suggested her appeal may yet transcend international boundaries.
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Earl's Court's Troubadour coffee house welcomes a variety of contemporary poets, including Maurice Riordan, in this monthly showcase of the best modern verse.... more
Decades into an illustrious career, Chris Laurence has finally released his maiden album. Jack Massarik was at St Cyprian's Church to hear the jazz star play his top-class music.... more
Introduced as the venue's favourite singer, jazz artist Carol Grimes performed with energy, artistry and passion with her new band at the Vortex.... more
There are not many pop stars who can appeal to gays, lesbians, teeny-boppers and thirty-something men and women. But Pink showed at Wembley Arena why she has such a broad fanbase.... more
This Sunday-section of the London Jazz Festival was reserved for sophisticates who like their jazz long on intelligence, sensuality and melody.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do
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