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The stunning creation popped up in the village of Fenwick, East Ayrshire, to mark Remembrance Day on November 11.

It has been three years since Roddy Frame last graced a London stage, but despite living in musical wilderness in the charts and on the stage he still has a devoted fan-base with the show selling out within hours of it going on sale. Cadagon Hall, a beautiful venue in the heart of Sloane Square, it is perfectly suited to Roddy’s stripped back acoustic show. Tonight's show promises highlights from both Aztec Camera and Roddy’s solo career. The Scottish singer-songwriter opens the...

Sam Bailey wanted to encourage her students to appreciate the sacrifice made by war heroes both past and present

Stoke four-piece All The Best Tapes have released an early, TLE-exclusive stream of their new album - Apex Emotion. The follow up to 2014's eponymous debut will see official release on Friday, so that's a bonus 48 hours to enjoy this latest slab of self-proclaimed 'Thrash Jazz'. Apex Emotion is a dense listen, lead by soaring guitars in the Chon mode, and underpinned by an urgent aggression the band have picked up in their three years away. Listen to the...

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The first edition of 'Swell’s Night Guide Through the Metropolis' by The Hon F L G, could fetch thousands of pounds at auction

Arch Hades has become an unlikely internet sensation after posting bitesize poems about her heartbreaks on the internet. Hades, 26, has gained international acclaim after sharing her “heartache, loneliness and pain” on the social networking site, Instagram. The poems, which describe the “bittersweet and often intense reality of complicated relationships that don’t end in happily ever-afters”, struck a chord with a growing fanbase that now number in the tens of thousands. Hear phenomenal popularity over the space of just a...

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The International Deptford Heritage Festival will pay homage to Kath Duncan 100 years on from key civil and LGBTQ rights battles with a production of the play Liberty. Red Blouse Theatre, a local radical theatre company first formed in the 1930s and newly re-formed for the festival, will stage the production of a highly acclaimed play that tells the story of Duncan, one of the most significant Scots and UK civil rights activists of the past 100 years, whose campaigns...