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The North Shields artist’s third album, People Watching, shows the musician continues to find inspiration in his troubled roots.

The singer’s new album attempts to recapture the intense art-project pop of her early records.

The Northern Irish songwriter – Bob Dylan’s “secret hero” – on making morally complex music in the time of the Troubles.

As David Sheff’s new biography reveals, decades of suspicion aimed at the provocative artist, musician and widow have obscured her psychology from view.

The BBC reporter talks courting Putin, playing piano with Gorbachev, and the rising tensions of a nation at war.

Alice Vincent’s Hark asks why gender, age and parenthood change the way we listen.

In a time of brutal inequality, can the former prime minister still imagine a better world?

The actor on being a “white dinosaur”, his problem with humanity, and why he wouldn’t play Trump.

Can a musical about flights of creativity survive a setting of earthbound realism?

This generation are desperate to raise their children differently. Why?