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Legal wrangling meant that frontman Richard Ashcroft received only £1,000 for the track
The BBC series investigates an attack on a British army unit in Afghanistan, and its repercussions
Jed Mercurio, creator of Bodyguard and Line of Duty, says TV can be both complex and popular
A new film's vision of a world without The Beatles anticipates the end of the line for a generation
Mykonos exhibition juxtaposes present-day work with ancient artefacts, revealing common sensibilities
Christophe Honoré stages Puccini's work as an opera about opera and divas
Buy-to-let exodus, how to live like a rock star and never mind the tennis, admire the flowers
The Nashville singer's London gig was a low-budget affair, though her singing was strong
A pilot stranded in an icy wasteland and a retelling of the 1986 nuclear disaster
New album is a vivid overview of the music that shaped the US artist's bold visual style
This new four-disc boxed set from L'Archicembalo promises an invigorating listen
From 'Wank Wednesday' to threesomes in the shower, the porn industry's new recruits tell all
Presented by Lisa Hilton, this three-parter is a story of chicanery and filibuster
The pictures showed everything from the construction of the autobahns to the wonders of steamship travel
The composer's Fifth Symphony gets its world premiere
The arbiter of taste's postwar styling is celebrated in an exhibition in his former London home
A very big house " preferably Jacobean " was once de rigueur. But today's musicians have different aspirations
The best of our coverage on this landmark moment of human endeavour from a trip to space camp, to Earth-bound tips for leaders and Nasa's next Moon mission
Julien Pebrel's pictures capture the country's natural beauty and cultural complexity
The collective's new album is an ode to the 'City of Gold', Johannesburg
A collaborative album that combines devotional music with industrial aspects
The Californian bends the language of folk to her own ends on a richly rewarding album
Recorded in London's Temple Church, this jazz-inflected choral music has a modern touch
The latest move to curb swearing seems destined to fail and reflects a long history of double standards
As 'Jaws' is re-released, we look at one of cinema's greatest directors
