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.
Album Setting Sons celebrates the band's 40th anniversary.
Alessi's new music is coming to London for a special fundraiser.
The independent event features acts from around the world.
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
With the section editor Janice Morley
In a major exhibition to mark the 350th anniversary of the painter's death, 35 of his works have gone on show in an immersive experience where lighting technology reveals new depths.
Thomas Easterbrook - won the 10 years and under section, for his shot of a hummingbird
It explores the process of surviving child abuse and confronting the memories head on.
Up on the facade of the Mountview drama academy in Peckham
Set on a windswept Scottish Isle, it follows a young girl cut off from the world, until a chance encounter with a dying whale, changes her perspective
At the Orange Tree Theatre
This time, putting the focus on Lions, more than 70 of the world's top wildlife photographers have come together to offer work to the collection.
The play is told through the lens of a Nigerian chef and her fiancé arguing about which jollof rice should be served at their wedding.
The duo are over in the UK for a concert here in the capital to launch their new album, 'Looking for happy'.
Showcasing new and emerging musical talent
The first statue of the first woman in Parliament has been crafted at a factory in Limehouse.
Robyn Denny's greatest pieces are exhibited by his former print publisher Bernard Jacobson.
Good Heart Yute is on at the Soho Theatre
At the National Theatre set in 1950's South Africa
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
