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his escape has triggered alerts at ports and borders around with the uk — with reports of delays because of the increased securtiy checks. prisoner escapes are unusual — there've been just five since 2017. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is outside scotland yard. kate is at heathrow and chris mason joins us from westminster. daniel, what happened?— joins us from westminster. daniel, what happened? daniel khalife was bein: held what happened? daniel khalife was being held at _ what happened? daniel khalife was being held at hmp _ what happened? daniel khalife wa...

The Two Ronnies: The Studio Recordings: Unedited takes from the classic comedy show. The Two Ronnies: The Studio Recordings airs on BBC Four HD at 10:00 PM, Tuesday 26 December. Unedited takes from the classic comedy show

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It was 54 years ago today (January 13th, 1969) that Elvis Presley began his second most famous recording sessions. On the heels of his triumphant 1968 NBC "comeback special" he entered American Studios in Memphis to leave behind the artistic malaise that permeated most of his '60s soundtrack work. Alongside his 1953 to 1955 Sun Records recordings, and legendary '50s RCA Victor singles, Presley's "Memphis" tracks have become known as his most important work, resulting in his massive comeback hit, "Suspicious Minds." At the time, Ame...

Our introduction to the greatest classical pianists and their most essential recordings, complete with links to the original Gramophone reviews. Featuring Martha Argerich, Vladimir Horowitz, Igor Levit and Maria João Pires