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Young musicians take charge of their artistic voice

The album will be available in September on vinyl, CD and digitally, 60 years since the legendary jazz trumpeter’s seminal release 'Kind of Blue'

Tributes paid to the six-time Grammy Winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee

America’s National Endowment of the Arts have bestowed the honour on four outstanding people

‘Taller’ is out today and he says it’s like nothing he’s done before

Van Morrison, Kurt Elling, Courtney Pine and Madeleine Bell among star performers confirmed

There’s a chance to see the Brazilian music legend live in London this weekend

Some lost sixties tapes from the British jazz legend have come to light

Twelve people have died of a rare bacterial infection that has spread in Essex.

The RSPCA has launched an investigation after a French bulldog appears to have been tied to a vehicle and dragged to her death in Merseyside.

Allowing Huawei to help build 5G in Britain would be like letting a "kleptomaniac" into your home, the US ambassador to the UK has said.

Around two weeks of rain fell in just a few hours in parts of England on Tuesday morning, with Kent and Sussex the worst hit.

France is taking extra precautions ahead of a "potentially dangerous" heatwave that is set to hit much of Europe this week. 

Donald Trump has warned Iran that an attack on "anything American" will be met with "great and overwhelming force", with parts of the country facing "obliteration".

She has a record of defending scandal-hit politicians and is a close confidante of US first lady Melania Trump.

The body of a popular YouTube personality has been found almost a week after he went missing.

Britain's best-known fund manager is close to hiring bankers to sell a portfolio of private company holdings as part of a rescue bid aimed at raising hundreds of millions of pounds.

Southern Water is under criminal investigation by the Environment Agency after "serious failures" in its sewage treatment sites and for deliberately misreporting its performance.

Banknote maker De La Rue has announced plans to shut a print line at its Gateshead works, placing up to 171 jobs at risk of redundancy.

US drugmaker AbbVie is aiming to diversify its portfolio through a $63bn (£49.5bn) deal for Botox creator Allergan.

Tottenham have agreed to pay a club record fee of around £65m for Lyon midfielder Tanguy Ndombele, Sky Sports News understands.

Relive how England's World Cup semi-final ambitions took a hit with a 64-run defeat to now-qualified Australia at Lord's.

Derby have granted Chelsea permission to speak to Frank Lampard about the vacant manager's job at Stamford Bridge.

Andre Gomes has completed his £22m move to Everton from Barcelona, signing a five-year deal until June 2024.

Boris Johnson has again dodged questions about a "staged" photograph with his girlfriend, refusing to say when it was taken.

Boris Johnson has tried to divert attention away from his refusal to take part in a Sky News debate, by challenging Jeremy Hunt to guarantee Brexit will happen at the end of October.

Britain's most senior police officer has said she personally looked into admissions of drug use made by the Tory leadership contenders.

A date for the announcement of Britain's next prime minister has been revealed, with the transfer of power expected to be swift.

Six people have been arrested over the theft of more than £22m worth of cryptocurrency, police in the UK and Netherlands have said.

Allowing Huawei to help build 5G in Britain would be like letting a "kleptomaniac" into your home, the US ambassador to the UK has said.

A British man is among the first in the world to trial a male contraceptive gel as part of a two-year international study.

New research suggests that vaccinating boys against human papillomavirus, or HPV, could cut cancer rates related to the virus in men in the long term.