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Thursday 11 April 2013
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Latitude 2013: Five minutes with... Adam Kammerling
Wednesday 10 April 2013
Adam Kammerling writes. Sometimes he performs his writings at spoken word and rap shows. He occasionally appears at festivals... festivals like Latitude 2013.
The Gatekeepers: A Zero Dark Thirty, with added morals
Wednesday 10 April 2013
A new film gets up close with six ex-heads of Israel's Shin Bet
Latitude 2013: Five minutes with... Mikhael Paskalev
Tuesday 09 April 2013
Norwegian/Bulgarian Mikhael Paskalev makes sharp, summery pop music with an edge, and gives concise answers to questions during interviews. He's playing the i arena at this year's Latitude
Grand National winner Ryan Mania 'bit sore' but on mend
Monday 08 April 2013
After a weekend that catapulted him to fame, and then almost directly into a hospital bed, Ryan Mania spent yesterday patiently awaiting confirmation that he had not used up all his luck in winning the Grand National at the first attempt on Auroras Encore. The young jockey, airlifted to hospital in Newcastle after a hurdles fall at Hexham on Sunday, was expecting to be allowed home last night after a further precautionary scan. Mania's mother, Lesley, described him as "a wee bit sore" but still in high spirits.
Latitude 2013: Five minutes with... Marcel Lucont
Monday 08 April 2013
Marcel Lucont is a self-described 'flâneur, raconteur, bon-viveur', and 'easily the greatest UK-based French comedian around'. Who needs any more of an introduction than that?
Grand National: Katie Walsh carries the hope of redemption for her sport
Saturday 06 April 2013
Battlefront’s death might have occurred in an innocuous canter at home
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Friday 05 April 2013
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Festivals – but not as we know them: the next generation of music weekenders is here
Friday 05 April 2013
Music in a muddy field? No, summer rock has changed
Aintree: Tartan Snow's moment in the sun tainted by disaster
Friday 05 April 2013
100-1 shot wins Fox Hunters’ Chase but all the talk will be of Battlefront’s death
Aintree: Time D'Albain chases Topham Chase glory
Friday 05 April 2013
Peter Bowen could yet retain the John Smith’s Topham Chase today. He saddles two fresh horses, ready to contribute to their stable’s return to form.
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Thursday 04 April 2013
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You can't always get what you want: Rolling Stones' Charlie Watts 'doesn't want to play Glastonbury because of the wind'
Thursday 04 April 2013
Mick Jagger might have his yurt and his wellies at the ready but his Rolling Stones bandmate Charlie Watts says he doesn’t want to play Glastonbury.
Latitude 2013: Five minutes with... Serafina Steer
Thursday 04 April 2013
English harpist Serafina Steer writes heartfelt ballads about love and moths. She's also a major player at this year's Latitude, where she'll be gracing the i Arena. We asked her a few questions and got, well, a lot of answers...
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