The xx win Mercury Prize
7th September 2010
Group named winners of Mercury Prize for debut album "The xx". Read more…
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7th September 2010
Group named winners of Mercury Prize for debut album "The xx". Read more…
7th September 2010
Telegraph View: It may attract women but dancing well is difficult. Read more…
7th September 2010
Gillian Reynolds reviews Radio 4's season dedicated to the 70th anniversary of The Blitz plus documentary Uncertain Climate (R4). Read more…
8th September 2010
As a sculptor, she is best known for casts of what are often called "negative spaces". What are these? They are the spaces that objects – tables, houses, etc –... Read more…
7th September 2010
An exhibition marking the Blitz and the Dresden bombings, which took place 70 years and 65 years ago respectively, opens at the London Transport Museum today. Read more…
7th September 2010
Charles Saatchi's pledge to donate his gallery and modern art collection to the public is in jeopardy after talks with the Arts Council broke down. Read more…
6th September 2010
Pity then, that the media are too busy dreaming about Hague, cricket and starlet's dressesBelief is weird. Weirder than the platypus. For one thing, even though belief really... Read more…
30th August 2010
Rightwingers are brilliant at creating snappy-but-misleading nicknames – like fun-size chocolate bars and the Ground Zero mosqueAt this point in human development, I think we... Read more…
23rd August 2010
Millions of Americans are furious about the 'Ground Zero mosque'. But it doesn't existThings seem awfully heated in America right now; so heated you could probably toast a... Read more…
7th September 2010
The Massive Attack frontman elaborates on his recent comments to the NS. Read more…
7th September 2010
As the Home Affairs Select Commitee announces a fresh inquiry, observers say it is a question of when, not if he goes Read more…










8th September 2010
Noël Coward, LondonWith jokes about directors and critics, convergence of fiction and reality, and the 'arthritic contrivances' of theatrical thrillers, you feel the play is as... Read more…
7th September 2010
Nottingham PlayhouseElizabeth Taylor claimed that some of her best leading men were dogs and horses. The same might be said for Lucy Pitman-Wallace's rustic production of Oliver... Read more…
7th September 2010
One of the most enjoyable shows of recent years was La Clique, the circussy variety show that began life at London's Leicester Square Hippodrome, before they were asked to leave... Read more…
8th September 2010
Burr Steers may bring it back from limbo Read more…