6 h. ago Alan Davies at Cambridge Theatre review: a bold, unflinching look at past demons

The comedian’s first tour in a decade doesn’t shy away from tackling the hard subjects

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8 h. ago Football Manager 26 review: big, bold and ambitious... despite a few teething troubles

It’s less polished than some might hope, but the latest instalment of the hit franchise is still a fun time

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1 week ago The Celebrity Traitors sees banishment left to chance in tied

TV presenter Claudia Winkleman said the banishment would be left to fate after two rounds of voting that ended in equal votes for two players.

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2 w. ago One celebrity murdered and one banished on The Celebrity Traitors

For the episode’s challenge, the contestants were split into halves, one group who went into a forest and another who remained in the castle garden.

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3 w. ago Battlefield 6 review: Big, bold and bombastic war gaming at its finest on the PS5

Electronic Arts has pulled off a stunning new first-person shooter game in Battlefield 6, particularly in the multiplayer modes, as the developer delivers chaotic destruction across large gaming maps

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3 w. ago The Hermes Experiment: Tree album review – vivid voices and bold textures from inventive ensemble

(Delphian)An exhilarating album of new and reimagined works by Errollyn Wallen, Laura Moody and others reaffirms this group’s reputation for fearless musical curiosityThe third album from the Hermes Experiment again shows what a liberating force in contemporary music this ensemble have become. Beautifully thought through and rewardingly eclectic, Tree begins in a melancholy but open style with Islands by Marianne Schofield, the ensemble’s bassist, and ends with the title track by Errollyn Wallen, unfolding over a steady bass like something by Purcell.Clarinettist Oliver Pashley and singer Héloïse Werner contribute their own songs while harpist Anne Denholm-Blair provides a subtly textured arrangement of Nicola LeFanu’s wistful song The Bourne. Schofield is also behind a gorgeous version of Les Rossignols by Élisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, initially halting and ethereal, then coalescing into something approaching its 17th-century original. Abel Selaocoe’s Buhle Bendalo is full of bea...

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3 w. ago Alan Davies claims Jennifer Aniston 'tried to seduce him' but he ruined his chances with an awkward blunder

Alan met the actress when they attended a Royal Gala to celebrate 21 years of the Prince's Trust.

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