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Audiences have a remarkable chance to hear the composer’s epics in his 200th anniversary year. Two British maestros explain why the Marmite composer is worth it

A study where researchers had unprecedented access to the anonymised tax records found that capital gains were concentrated in a handful of postcodes.

Research shows 51% that took part permanently adopted the change, while 89% still operating policy one year on

Photo: Chris Saunders Richard Hawley has laid out plans for his 10th studio album....

The Government released a list of 524 businesses that failed to pay employees the national minimum wage

Darlington FC fans have been criticised after posing for a picture with a flag which was emblazoned with the face of notorious killer Raoul Moat.

Here are 7 shows that defined the noughties, with groundbreaking presentations of anime, graffiti, club culture and a famous pickled shark.

Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind at Tate Modern is an engaging overview of the polarizing artist’s career, but her career didnt end post-John Lennon and Fluxus.

Joanne Smith, 57, was forced to spend months living in a hotel after her Gateshead council house was flooded with sewage water and now claims her new home is full of black mould thats making her ill.

Callum Hodgson threatened to "blow up" his mother's home following a feud with his step-dad. The 19-year-old appeared at Newcastle Magistrates' Court and pleaded guilty to the offence