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Robert Plant’s Saving Grace review – self-effacing superstar still sounds astonishing

Playing a mix of traditional folk and radically rearranged acoustic Led Zeppelin classics, the former Zep frontman is in fine voice – but also happy to step out of the spotlight

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The Brand New Heavies review – acid jazzers are as slick and funky as ever

While their hits from their 90s hip heyday are now more likely to be heard on Magic FM’s drive-time slot the band’s punchy melodies can still get the party started

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Waxahatchee review – warm, rousing anthems about embracing change

Katie Crutchfield and her band bask in a rolling sound with smoky twangs and divine harmonies, creating affinity among her fans by leaning into the lessons of mid-30s life

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Simple Things festival review – trance, slow jams and toilet-rattling rock

Various venues, BristolIt’s overambitious, but this festival remains a welcome alternative to generic lineups and corporate sponsorships – and there are stellar sets from L’Rain, Evian Christ and more

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‘You can get home for the 10 o’clock news’: UK ravers fall in love with daytime clubbing

As the rave generation hit their 50s, Day Fever club event is a big hit at London debut after success in Sheffield

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Lankum’s Daragh Lynch on making the album of the year: ‘We finally nailed what we wanted to be’

Guardian writers have voted False Lankum 2023’s best record. The band’s guitarist explains how they overcame Covid, boredom and their ‘gruelling’ creative process

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Lankum review – more like an exorcism than a gig

The Dublin doom-folk favourites crown a momentous year with a magnificent assault on the senses and a set rich in hypnotic tales of woe

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An 80th Birthday Concert for Bert Jansch review – moving homage to 60s folk guitar hero

Pentangle’s Jacqui McShee as well as Robert Plant, Bernard Butler and Sam Lee were among stellar acts celebrating the late musician in impressive style

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‘How did I find the lump? I was masturbating’: Lauren Mahon on sex, breasts and the Big C

After a cancer diagnosis, 9 in 10 people experience sexual dysfunction. But the presenter of You, Me and the Big C is determined to change everything

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Weed-choked pavements anger residents as ‘rewilding’ divides UK towns and cities

Councils are letting grass and weeds grow to increase urban biodiversity. But many people are unhappy with the result

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Julie Byrne review – elegiac ache and nuanced feelings

Two years on from the death of her friend and musical collaborator Eric Littmann, Byrne tours the album they were working on together, in a performance of mesmerising beauty

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Anti-Tory coalition leaves party reeling and ministers at risk after polls disaster

In Hertfordshire’s towns, as across so much of formerly ‘true blue’ England, the appetite for change proved decisively strong

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‘Stupid!’ Uproar in Romford as hoodies banned in shopping areas

The symbol of antisocial behaviour is back in the limelight as one London borough outlaws it

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Gary the 'pr**k' goat breaks into homes, steals underwear and headbutts anyone in his way

Gary the goat is described as a 'pr**k' who has caused carnage in the local town and needs foam pool noodles put on his horns to prevent him piercing kids' footballs - but nothing can stop him

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The Comet Is Coming review – a blast of jazz from another world

Hang on to your internal organs as saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings and friends whip up the loudest free jazz frenzy you’ll hear all year

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Piri and Tommy review – infectious, candy-striped pop fun

The duo explore their dizzying rise to fame in a sunny set of dance songs – occasionally drowned out by the singing of devoted fans

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Alabaster dePlume review – a rabble-rousing, spiritual jazz adventure

Spoken word and ambient improvisations move from abstraction to anti-fascist anthems in the celebrated bandleader’s inspiring set

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Beside the seaside: Jay Rayner’s 10 best value places to eat around the British coastline

Oysters in Essex, cheese toasties in Scotland, cod and chips in Cornwall, Jay Rayner on the restaurants, pubs and seafront kiosks worth eating at this summer

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Lorde review – a magnificent night out

By turns tearful and rocking out, the New Zealand star is on a roll with cathartic cuts from 2021’s Solar Power, including a stirring performance in Māori

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St Vincent review – Annie, get your scream on

O2 Academy, OxfordAnnie Clark unleashes extraordinary vocal power and guitar work as she kicks off the UK tour for her cathartic latest album, Daddy’s Home

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'We're forced to risk jail and grow our own cannabis to stop terrifying seizures'

TOWIE star Amy Childs wants to persuade Boris Johnson to make the drug more widely available on the NHS after being moved to tears by six-year-old Jorja Emerson’s plight

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Hard-up carers tell of 70-hour weeks as they call for Real Living Wage pay hike

Campaigners spoke of struggling with soaring bills and the cost-of-living crisis as they took their fight for a rise in the hourly rate to Parliament Square

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