Girl group Ida fuse the perhaps unlikely combination of pop music and opera, for their first Christmas album. Cinematic tracks sit alongside Christmas carols. The band formed while rehearsing on a London production of the musical 'Princess Ida' and has continued ever since. With me now is X and X from the band.
Having followed a corporate career into his 60th year, Joe Rose is now set to release his debut single, after a chance encounter with a record label boss.
The emerging artist, originally from Jersey has just released his latest single called Hit The Ground.
Tramp members club
The Skints
Part of an Indian acting dynasty, Shruti has had huge success in her home country, and is now developing a big following here in the UK
The early May bank holiday will see this year's Queen's Yard Summer Party expand to two days
Marking 35 years since the album's release.
The latest production from Shakespeare in the Squares
The works explore the fragility of human existence and modern day issues - and will be the first time that Londoner's get a chance to see Hikari Shimoda's designs up close.
A film created by Bruce McLean and Gary Chitty commissioned by the Coronet.
The artist Scott Eaton, who was worked with Disney and Pixar has created a series of pieces - using the artificial intelligence he has taught to assist him.
The images reveal details of before and after it was colonised, and how consumerism has changed the fabric of South American society.
The latest trilogy 'The End Of Forever' is a series of heartbreaking love stories
The showcase was funded by lottery money, and aims to preserve, record and present the history of the area, and those who shaped it.
Previously backed by the likes of Banksy and Julia Roberts - the latest drive includes an immersive experience in Soho, to give people a chance to hear accounts from those forced to leave their home countries.
NHS are looking to increase donor numbers by 4000 in the next year for Ro Kell negative.
The Bush Theatre has announced a new season of plays by British and Irish writers.
Reflecting on issues such as repression, rejection and suicide, the play hopes to highlight issues still faced by the LGBT community.
Using burnt wood, the series of site specific sculptures address themes of language and space - with his latest work called The Shock of Objectivity,
Last shown in the 80s, the revival takes audiences back to that decade, as two brothers battle with issues or race and identity, and a political system that is set against them.
James Nicholls takes Tanya Francis through this weeks picks.
Opening at the REJEKT Gallery
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences
