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A TALENT night at a York pub which had to be cancelled for the second year running on Boxing Day because of Covid has finally gone ahead - and was a…

Phenomenal horn player and colleagues offer intuitive vision. Classical music review by Ian Julier

The 2022 awards see work with climate change being acknowledged and a wife and husband team making the list.   COMPANION (AC) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA Dr Alan Simon FINKEL AO, South Yarra VIC 3141 For eminent service to science, to national energy innovation and research infrastructure capability, to climate change and COVID-19…

The new test could save lives through early detection.

The new test has the potential to save lives through early detection.

Cancer researchers say they have established a new, life-extending treatment option for men with prostate cancer that has spread and become resistant to hormone therapy.

A new kind of prostate cancer treatment tested at Oregon Health & Science University combines a targeting compound with a radioactive isotope to irradiate and kill cancer cells, sparing most normal tissues.

York alt rock band Bull set to perform in York today AN ALT ROCK band from York will be busking in York city centre throughout the day ahead of its UK-wide September tour. Bull, signed by EMI Records, can be found in and around the Shambles Market with a Bull Boutique and friends from Young Thugs Records. The North Yorkshire songsmiths recently released their debut album ‘Discover Effortless Living’ and new single ‘Eugene’, described as "a mini-symphony of self-flagellation whic...

Normal text size Very large text size It was on New Years Eve 2019, with the horror summer not yet done and a global pandemic still to come, that Greg Mullins saw something once thought to be fire-fighting legend: a blaze so big it generated its own lightning storm. As a kid, watching his father rush off to fight fires and then signing up himself to his local brigade at 13, he’d heard the stories of such phenomena. “But none of us expected to see one.” On the last night of 2019, ...

YORK alt-rockers Bull close out their breakthrough year with a new digital EP. Out now on EMI Records in conjunction with York label Young Thugs, it combines the new title track with Bull’s three 2020 singles: the fuzz-rocking Disco Living, the noisy pop of Bonzo Please and the summer high of Green.  Billed as a “brilliant slice of indie maximalism”, Love Goo hooks sweet pop melodies onto a ramshackle jangle rock template, with spritely xaphoon lines (a kind of pocket saxophone...