For decades, photographer Tim Smith’s images of Bradford’s British Asian “daytimers” dance scene remained largely unseen. Now, some of those shots are taking their place
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Craig Charles’ tribute to ‘city that shaped me’
By the age of 16, Charles was performing at Liverpool’s Everyman Bistro basement venue, which was known for its open-mic events. Within a year, he
The Feeling album recorded in a Sussex shed
The Feeling’s triple-platinum debut album was recorded in a shed in Horsham, according to frontman Dan Gillespie Sells. Speaking to BBC Radio Sussex as the
‘The music transported us to another planet’
In an interview with the Guardian in 2014, Steele-Perkins said he had been commissioned to go to Wolverhampton in 1978 by the Sunday Times magazine
The Kent village that helped shape Audrey Hepburn
Long before she became one of Hollywood’s most celebrated stars, Audrey Hepburn was learning music and dance at a small village school in the Kent
The Celebrity Traitors connections that might surprise you
While some of the celebrities have known each other for 30 years, others have no friends in the castle at all. My Mad Fat Diary
Noel Gallagher guitar sells for £12,000 at auction
The Epiphone guitar was made in 1997 and the auctioneer said it is believed to be one of five identical guitars gifted to Noel Gallagher
Alison Hammond returns home from hospital after rushing off This Morning
“It felt very real to me. I’m really new to panic attacks, so I need to learn more about it,” she added. The Birmingham-born presenter,
Film festival celebrates British-Latino identity
Alongside entries from Latin America are stories made in London for Londoners. Victor Rios, a British-Bolivian filmmaker said the event was a chance “not just
Film festival aims to celebrate British-Latino identity
Alongside entries from Latin America are stories made in London for Londoners. Victor Rios, a British-Bolivian filmmaker said the event was a chance “not just
