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Here's the short list of musicians in some of the specialist categories for the world's biggest music awards, the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards!

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Jazz FM had an exclusive first play of the new project from legendary drummer Tony Allen. The album is called ‘Rejoice’ and was recorded with his friend the late great Hugh Masekela.

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Charles Lloyd’s new album '8: Kindred Spirits (Live from The Lobero)', which will be released February 14 on Blue Note Records.

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The New Orleans Jazz Festival 2020 lineup features The Who to Erykah Badu

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'All Rise' will be out this April, seeing the jazz superstar return to original-songwriting

The collection will feature the saxophone legend’s recordings for the Savoy record label

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The Grammy winning bassist has pulled out all the stops for his ‘Moment Revisited’ project

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The British music legend says it’s a reflection of how he puts heart and soul into his music

Medics are trying to trace 2,000 people who have flown from Wuhan to the UK in the weeks since the coronavirus outbreak.

More than 200 patients have been recalled amid concerns a consultant surgeon has been carrying out unnecessary operations at a private hospital in the West Midlands.

England cricketer Ben Stokes has apologised for shouting abuse at a fan on the first day of the fourth Test against South Africa.

More than 100 specially selected members of the public will meet an expert panel in Birmingham on Saturday to discuss how Britain can reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

At least 20 people have been killed after an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.8 struck eastern Turkey.

The number of people killed by the coronavirus has risen to 41 from 26 a day earlier, as the outbreak has spread from China to 11 other countries.

A former teenage drug addict and dealer says it is "nearly impossible" for young men enticed by the gangland crime lifestyle in Ireland to escape.

Hundreds of pieces of plastic have been found in every litre of Antarctic seawater by scientists being followed by Sky News.

Up to 500 job losses are expected at British Steel after a deal over pay and conditions for workers was struck with the Chinese buyer.

Economic activity picked up to hit a 16-month high in January, a survey suggests, signalling a post-election bounce that could kill off an interest rate cut.

The Duke of York's flagship business project has secured a new home close to Buckingham Palace as it seeks to rebuild after a torrid couple of months.

Beijing's Forbidden City, part of the Great Wall and Shanghai Disneyland are among the attractions to close as China moves to contain a deadly virus that threatens to take an economic as well as a human toll.

Over-by-over commentary and in-play clips from the fourth Test in Johannesburg. Watch live on Sky Sports Cricket.

Romelu Lukaku discusses racism in football, leaving the Premier League and life in Italy as he sits down with Sky Sports News reporter Paul Gilmour..

Odion Ighalo and Islam Slimani are two of a number of players Manchester United have looked at as they try to bring in a striker on loan following the long-term injury to Marcus Rashford.

Christian Eriksen is close to sealing a £16.8m move from Tottenham to Inter Milan that could see him earn up to £320,000 per week, according to Sky in Italy.

Unite, one of Britain's biggest trade unions, has backed Rebecca Long-Bailey to be the next leader of the Labour Party. 

The Labour race is set.

Boris Johnson has signed the EU Withdrawal Agreement hours after the bloc's two most senior figures did the same, paving the way for Brexit to happen next week.

Two former parliamentary staff are considering making formal complaints against John Bercow, Sky News has learnt, amid claims the former Speaker "brutalised" staff.

Researchers based in the US and Burkino Faso have won a prestigious prize for their creation of a fungus which kills mosquitoes.

Astronomers have discovered a "vampire" star just 3,000 light years from Earth which is in the middle of a feeding frenzy.

The Metropolitan Police is to begin using its controversial live facial recognition (LFR) technology on a standard basis, despite concerns about the impact of the surveillance software and its legality.

Tinder is adding a range of new safety features including a panic button in case users need to alert the authorities while on a date.