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(Season 1 Episode 2 of 4): The story of 1995. Britpop: The Music That Changed Britain airs on Channel 5 HD at 3:00 AM, Monday 11 March. The story of 1995

(Season 1 Episode 2 of 4): The story of 1995. Britpop: The Music That Changed Britain airs on Channel 5 +1 at 4:00 AM, Monday 11 March. The story of 1995

The musician passed away on March 2 2023 aged 56 after spending 12 weeks in hospital fighting with all his strength as he suffered an undisclosed illness.

Diagnosed as a teenager with rheumatoid arthritis, the musician hid her condition from her bandmates and friends. But as the pain subsided after the menopause, acceptance of her body grew

Ten years ago, Candida Doyle spoke publicly for the first time about having lived with arthritis since she was a teenager. In a 2014 film about her band, Pulp, Doyle talked about being in denial. It was acceptable for pop stars to have a drug addiction, but not to be ill. Doyle, who plays keyboard for the band, had kept it so well hidden that when a bandmate watched the documentary, her arthritis was news to him. The condition came on when Doyle was 16, a month after her periods started (there

You don't have to be a fan of Pulp to enjoy this gorgeously designed book: if you're nostalgic for the '90s or just a fan of great design, you'll love...

Only six of 21 acts announced so far for the 2024 event in Glasgow feature women.

Pulp's reunion moves into 2024.

Most music fans know Oasis or Blur. But a band called Pulp wrote the best song of the Britpop era if not the best song of the 1990s. 

Pulp drummer Nick Banks on the band's extremely slow rise to the top, featuring Michael Jackson, Glastonbury and a leisure centre in Halifax.