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Kiss bring out their first new material for ten years and Lethal Bizzle has a rollercoaster of a third album.2009-10-02T14:30:18ZMichael Essien proud of World Cup qualification
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Michael Essien is revelling in the "fantastic feeling" of qualifying for the World Cup finals2009-09-07T14:00:51ZCitigroup warns cash may dry up at United Utilities
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23725044-citigroup-warns-cash-may-dry-up-at-united-utilities.do
Falling water bills may be good news for householders, but they may turn out to be extremely expensive for some stock-market investors2009-07-28T12:56:49ZWoo hoo! Blur are back on track
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/music/review-23708024-woo-hoo-blur-are-back-on-track.do
Just 170 souls were allowed to secure the green wristbands money couldn’t buy to see Blur play their first London show in nine years.2009-06-15T23:00:00ZKidnapped British man is beheaded by al Qaeda
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A Briton kidnapped in Africa has been beheaded by al Qaeda terrorists demanding the release of radical cleric Abu Qatada from jail2009-06-03T06:23:11ZKilling ordered by leader who admires eighth century warlord
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23703026-killing-ordered-by-leader-who-admires-eighth-century-warlord.do
The killing of a British hostage in North Africa dramatically underlines the continuing threat of al Qaeda to Britons around the world2009-06-03T08:35:26ZKassé Mady Diabaté sings with warmth
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There was a real rapport with the band and the atmosphere was as cosy as a Senegalese club in Kassé Mady Diabaté's show.2009-04-06T23:00:00ZAmadou and Mariam bring magic from Mali
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The ecstatic audience reaction to Amadou and Mariam shows the blind husband and wife duo have won an enthusiastic fan-base on the UK scene.2009-02-26T00:00:00ZCDs of the week
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The Prodigy's new record almost works, Matt Duke's album is nice but won't change the world and Oumou Sagare is empowering.2009-02-20T10:33:24ZCDs of the week
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The View's latest has the swagger of those who already have a number one album tucked into their filthy jeans and Janet Mason's record has clever themes.2009-01-30T14:51:46Z50 ways to have fun in 2009
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Priscilla on stage, Blur reunited, Michael Sheen as Brian Clough — we bring you the highlights of London’s arts calendar for the coming months.2009-01-02T10:12:38ZThe best of the best
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Who do the experts consider to be the actor, dancer, playwright or conductor at the very top of their game? We asked our critics to give their highly subjective views.2008-12-30T11:47:14ZBest CDs of 2008
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From funk to fado, our critics round up the albums of the year.2008-12-19T10:13:46ZPowerful lessons from Stars of Africa
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This was a prestigious gig to celebrate the 50th anniversary of VSO and the Stars of Africa represented three generations of African artists.2008-11-27T00:00:00ZCDs of the week
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Beyoncé Knowles, Nickelback and Tom Jones all return with new albums of varying success.2008-11-14T00:00:00ZAlbarn and pals make it up in Africa Express
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It's taken Africa Express three years to reach London. But Koko's star-studded and surprisingly ego-less marathon was worth the wait.2008-10-22T23:00:00ZOff the record
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African music is about to be very big in London — and it’s all thanks to Damon Albarn, says David Smyth.2008-10-10T10:52:58ZCDs of the week
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Joan Baez continues to keep her hand in with protest songs, Metallica won't gain new fans and Glasvegas bring out the debut album of the year.2008-09-05T12:03:36ZCDs of the week
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The Subways harmonise well but nothing stands out as the song to take them to the next level and Dirty Pretty Things need a bigger budget.2008-06-27T10:35:59ZAfrica's timely brush with tradition
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Angaza Africa is an elegant, elegiac showcase; revealing how African artists come to conceptualism from different values and references.2008-06-03T23:00:00ZMusical roots
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Back to the Source was about the African roots of the banjo - echoing the sentiments of Otis Taylor's recent album.2008-04-28T23:00:00ZJazzing up ancient songs
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Born in Memphis Tennessee, Dee Dee Bridgewater has a strong, cool voice and independent spirit that is ideal for a jazz performance.2008-03-30T23:00:00ZDVDs of the week
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Will Ferrell and Jon Heder team up in the brilliant Blades of Glory, and Primal Scream's debut live DVD are among this week's offerings.2007-08-06T23:00:00ZGolden voice of Africa
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Mali's musical ambassador Salif Keita saluted his audience before a roaring performance at the Roundhouse.2007-05-03T23:00:00ZCDs of the week
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Macy Gray's fourth album, Tennessee's Kings of Leon, a jazz pianist from Ghent and Mali's top ngoni player all release albums this week.2007-03-30T15:09:40ZRebel sound of the desert blues
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With twanging guitars, handclaps, and basslines as agile as a beetle in the sand, Tinariwen's music suggests the limitless space of the desert.2007-03-25T23:00:00ZAfrica puts the West in the dock
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A ground-breaking movie, Bamako is thought-provoking and unique in the often fraught annals of African film-making.2007-02-22T00:00:00ZWho'll be the stars of the arts in 2007?
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Our critics introduce the names to watch out for over the next 12 months - the ones you won’t have heard of before, the ones that you’ll suddenly see everywhere – and the one the critics will love best in 2007.2007-01-02T11:49:56ZThe cultural highlights of 2006
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From the triumph of Frost/Nixon to pop divas demanding equal opportunities, and a West End song and dance, our critics reflect on 2006.2006-12-29T12:41:51ZMagnum force
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Magnum Photos was set up in 1947 to 'feel the pulse' of the times. And a new exhibition of the agency's work shows it has done just that, says Fisun Guner.2006-11-23T00:00:00Z