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Soggy Rishi Sunak could not have picked a worse day to announce the General Election date, with downpours and blaring speakers drowning out his speech for voters

To end the week, we ask Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods some questions about endings and death.

Trailblazing writer and poet Benjamin Zephaniah has died aged 65, leaving behind a “joyful legacy" of art and activism.

Sleaford Mods have announced the release of their cover of the Pet Shop Boys’ iconic single "West End Girls", with all profits from the track going to Shelter charity.

Esther McVey has been given the job of being the cabinets culture warrior.

The Royal Court Theatre this week revealed new publicity images for its upcoming comedy Mates in Chelsea by Rory Mullarkey. The main poster image is a new collage created by the celebrated artist and satirist Cold War Steve which sits in playful dialogue with the comedy's exploration of British popular culture's long held hyper-fixation with

Toploader are facing criticism after performing at the Tory Party Conference – watch the footage and see the reactions here.

The playwright Carlo Gozzi marvelled at ‘The spectacle of women turned into men, men turned into women, and both men and women turned into monkeys’ in 18th-century Venice, and Jan Morris, visiting in the 1950s, did likewise. It would be more than a decade before Morris went under the knife, but already he was contemplating

WE have a tiny amount of history, Phillip Schofield and I.

The world premiere stage adaptation of I, Daniel Blake which exposes the stark reality behind the cost-of-living crisis headlines will open at…