James Beattie was appointed Accrington Stanley’s first-team manager with immediate effect yesterday.

Chart show will treat anti-Thatcher song as a news item

A police officer is going ahead with legal action against a petrol station owner after she tripped on a kerb while attending a suspected break-in, despite her father saying she planned to drop it.

Probe has reached the edge of interstellar space, where no manmade object has gone before

The Boomtown Rats, the new wave band which brought Bob Geldof to fame, are to be united once more as they join the many acts of yesteryear who have bowed to the temptation to reform.

Accrington have appointed Leam Richardson as their new manager.

He once fought for his right to party, and in death Beastie Boys star Adam Yauch is fighting to protect his music and image out of the hands of advertisers.

It's possibly easier to come across a rock god than a black cab in London at the moment. First up was Bruce Springsteen, who found out what unplugged really means when his concert at Hyde Park was summarily curtailed after over-running his allotted time.

Punk pioneer John Lydon offered his own unique insight on the banking crisis when he appeared on current affairs programme Question Time.

Former Sex Pistols frontman John Lydon is swapping anarchy for current affairs to appear on Question Time.

It's hard not to feel slightly disappointed by PiL's first new studio album in two decades.

John Lydon, the former Sex Pistol, would have "loved to be a painter", he says in one of a series of interviews with leading punk rockers to be aired in a BBC season entitled "Punk Britannia" next month.

The former Sex Pistol says 'cruel and tortuous' illness left him unaware who his parents were

The NME editor has made a grovelling apology for her campaign against singer Ed Sheeran. Nadia Khomami looks at spats between popsters and the press