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years for sexually abusing a boy. after yesterdays apology from water companies about sewage in our rivers and seas, im at a beach in devon which has just been given the official go—ahead for bathing. and coming up on bbc news: one of the greatest comebacks. we are reflecting on sheffield wednesdays stunning play—off penalty shoot—out win to secure a shot at promotion. good afternoon. leaders of the worlds most developed g7 economies who are gathered in hiroshima for a summit hav...

northern ireland but arriving late in the day. temperatures, high teens to low 20s and it will feel warm in the may sunshine and the sunshine is stronger this time of the year so there will be high levels of uv. are out for any level of time might be worth considering suncream. similar on sunday, best of the sunshine in england and wales, scotland and northern ireland cloudy and bright, one or two bits of rain and the temperature is similar, its going to be quite a one weekend for most...

New & Noteworthy is Metal Insider’s weekly column highlighting some of the newest rock and metal releases coming out each week.

In Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!, we quiz an artist on their own career to see how much they can remember

Cancer experts have urged for more research to be conducted on a frightening explosion of pancreatic cancer rates among younger women with incidence having risen 200 per cent since the 90s.

Marr’s parents are from the town and they moved to Manchester as a young couple.

On February 20, 1984, The Smiths released their acclaimed debut studio album, via Rough Trade Records – featuring classic tracks like 'What Difference Does...

Morrissey, Marr and co's first LP lives in the shadow of The Queen Is Dead, but it's a strong statement of intent.

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On this day in 1984, four Manchester boys put out an album that would change the destiny of rock and pop music forever.