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Hallelujah, it's Alexandra the (almost) great Burke

18.11.09
It is impossible to imagine the passionate, likeable Alexandra Burke doing anything other than carrying on emulating her pop idol Beyoncé.... more

Jo Whiley's Band Aid

11.11.09
DJ Jo Whiley explains how her sister's disability inspired her to organise the Little Noise Sessions in aid of Mencap... more

David Gray: a master of his craft

15.09.09
Less afraid than ever of his more popular moments, David Gray transformed Babylon into a genuinely heart-tugging acoustic lament... more

CDs of the week

11.09.09
This week sees the release of The Resistance by Muse, Jay-Z's excellent CD The Blueprint 3, David Gray's long-awaited album Draw the Line and Yeah Ghost by Grammy nominee Zero 7 ... more

'Doctors who waltz in from EU putting our patients at risk'

24.08.09
Medical leaders called for rules to prevent GPs from the EU 'waltzing in and out' of the UK to work without having proved they are fit to practise... more

January tranfer window - the verdict

14.01.09
Who did the best business and who faces a tough second-half of the season? We round-up all the moves...... more

New man at the helm of go-ahead Eversheds

11.09.08
Fast-expanding Eversheds, one of London's leading law firms, has appointed a new boss... more

'Call me Tim' is dim when it's time for P45s

21.08.08
The departure of Tim Parker from City Hall can be seen as a salutary lesson for any business heavyweight fancying their chances at the top of local government... more

Lawyers must take heed on fat-cat fees

27.05.08
It was not just the newspapers that had a field day last month when a High Court judge described fees charged by one of the top five "magic circle" law firms as "astonishing"... more

DVDs of the week

29.04.08
World War II-era spy thriller Lust, Caution is exquisite on every level, St Trinian's is a surprisingly jolly comedy and Out Of The Blue lives up to the title.... more

Off the record

11.04.08
After losing the backing of his record company, Tom McRae is organising his own roadshow to help other musicians, Madonna launches her 11th album and there are great new bands on the scene.... more

Sack BAA's tame DfT officials, say MPs

03.04.08
Senior civil servants should be disciplined or sacked if they are found to have colluded with airport giant BAA over Heathrow expansion, says a senior Labour MP... more

What makes a man a mass murderer?

13.03.08
If Out of the Blue doesn't answer all the questions about the worst mass murder in New Zealand's history, its recall of a terrible tragedy is both powerful and moving.... more

Madness to kick-start cancer charity concerts

10.03.08
Madness are to play an Albert Hall gig to kick off a series of concerts for a cancer charity.... more

Pop goes 2007 - music review of the year

21.12.07
From Mika to Mozart, our music critics present their guide to a vintage year with a look back at the best albums.... more

A hard Gray's night

19.07.07
David Gray was fitfully brilliant as he played to 500 fans at St John's in Westminster. But among a dozen classic songs, there was also plenty of pedestrian material, says Andre Paine.... more

Madonna stars in global eco extravaganza

10.04.07
Madonna, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Razorlight are among the acts which have signed up to play in the Live Earth concert at the new Wembley Stadium on 7 July.... more

Your ultimate guide to summer festivals

04.04.07
Glastonbury sold out in 90 minutes, but all is not lost. There are dozens of other fantastic music events, says David Smyth. And you can still get tickets - just.... more

Off the record: David Smyth

16.03.07
David Smyth ponders over Starbucks' move into the music business, the coffee company's imminent signing of Paul McCartney, and Steven Seagal's upcoming Shepherds Bush Empire gig.... more

Melody men who won't let you down

27.02.07
Paul Connolly takes a look at the latest albums from singer-songwriters Richard Swift and Patrick Wolf.... more

CDs of the week

16.02.07
This week's CD releases include Yoko Ono, post-rockers Explosions in the Sky and a memorial album to the late jazz trumpet virtuoso Maynard Ferguson.... more

Critic's Choice: Pop

26.09.06
Tom Baxter's intimate gig in Maida Vale's cosy Amadeus Theatre should offer something a little more sophisticated than your average rock gig.... more

Restless spirit on song

07.09.06
On record, Irish singer-songwriter David Kitt's music can seem placid, but live he really comes into his own, says Claire Allfree.... more

Scissor Sisters hire hawks for crowd control

18.08.06
Hawks are being recruited to scare off the Trafalgar Square pigeons, allowing glam rockers the Scissor Sisters to perform a free open-air concert.... more

Free Scissor Sisters gig

11.08.06
The Scissor Sisters are set to perform a free open-air concert in Trafalgar Square. The glam-rock band have been given permission by Ken Livingstone to take over the square next month.... more

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