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And pressure on public services seems to resonate. i mean, electric and gas, really, really over the top. my brother works for the nhs and he is, you know, we are both in industries that are not doing particular well underneath this government. but not everyone is convinced labour has the answer. everyone is feeling the pinch, you know, and a lot— of places are closing down. what do you think about the labour party and what they have been saying? not so good. if you remember back in past, you ...

After 24 years, Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt are back. But even they weren't sure it was a good idea.

The duo return with their intriguingly individual take on beats and plaintive vocals<br>

On a cold, grey afternoon in early March, Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt are dressed for wintry weather. There is, however, much to look forward to, with the imminent return of their band, Everything But The Girl, after 24 years in hibernation, and the conversation is thoughtful, bright and optimistic.

Whether it’s the latest instalment of the splattertastic franchise or the return of some electropop greats, our critics have you covered for the next seven days

Everything But The Girl return after a 24-year hiatus, forging a sound that is at once deliciously familiar and enhanced by the weight of experience.

Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt have absorbed the revolutions in dance and electronic music since their previous album in 1999, and shaped them into melancholic, finely detailed stories

Tracey Thorn’s voice maintains its impeccable soulfulness and it feels like no time has passed

ON a visit to Holyrood Palace last week with a group of international visitors from Turkey, Israel and all parts of Europe, I was astonished that…

Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt explain why it took them nearly quarter of a century to make music together again