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"It sounded as though someone was being murdered. The police were called out for the first time in five years": Chaos in the Caribbean and the story of UFO's No Place To Run

Just as UFO seemed poised to take the next step up, their ace-card guitarist Michael Schenker quit. Sotook off to the Caribbean and recorded No Place To Run without him

Louder

Back of the net! Steve Coogan film roles – ranked

As Manchester’s finest turns 60, with new film Saipan coming soon, we rank the British comedy hero’s best big-screen performances, from Tropic Thunder and Mindhorn to Philomena and Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa. A-Ha!

The Guardian - UK

Soho's most famous strip club to shut its doors after nearly a century

The Windmill in Soho is believed to be the first venue in London to show naked women on stage and famously kept its doors open during the Blitz

Evening Standard

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Ronnie Scott’s boss warns ‘quiet nights’ plan could kill London’s nightlife

It comes after a ‘vocal minority’ of Soho residents lodged noise complaints

Evening Standard

Who owns London? From old family trusts to businessman brothers, here are the capital's property power players

The capital’s grand land-owning families are being unseated by new money. Here are the major players monopolising the capital’s property market

Evening Standard

West End wars: Who will win the new battle for the soul of Soho?

Soho business leader John James calls out what he describes as Westminster’s “obvious bias” against operators

Evening Standard

"That band was dangerous. People died!”: Michael Schenker on his years with UFO, success and escape, and why he didn't join the Rolling Stones

With guests including Axl and Slash, for his new album maverick guitarist Michael Schenker went back to the songs he recorded first with UFO

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"When all those glamour models were banging at my door, I should have opened it and let them all in": Phil Mogg on 50 years with UFO, life on the road and new band Moggs Motel

Phil Mogg reveals why Moggs Motel doesn't have an apostrophe

Louder

“Pete was an open, innocent person. He suffered a lot in his life, but everybody loved him”: Michael Schenker’s new album features a tribute to late UFO bandmate Pete Way

Michael Schenker’s new album features a cover of UFO’s Too Hot To Handle – and it’s dedicated to late bandmates Pete Way and Paul Raymond

Louder

"We went ahead and did it, and it exploded in everybody's faces. It was embarrassing": How UFO fell apart then found themselves again

After debacles with former guitarist Michael Schenker, UFO returned with a new lineup in 2004 for another shot at the big time

Louder

“Gary Moore was a formidable character and seemed a bit moody, but I respected him as a guitarist”: Neil Carter discusses his near 30-year relationship with the British blues rock great – and why, when it comes to UFO, he’s learned to never say never

Multi-instrumentalist, who’s played his first lead guitar since 1978 on Mogg’s solo album, left rock music to teach woodwind and be a music examiner… but he couldn’t stay away

Guitar World

The latest death notices across Wales as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with their families and friends

Wales Online

Londoner’s Diary: Soho hotting up again with return of sex empire

In today’s Diary: Soho sex club returns / Sopel takes a dig at the Beeb / Difficult second date for Sunak / Idris Elba brings it home / Put prince out to pasture, says author / A fitting tribute at the Proms

Evening Standard

Nick Jones: ‘Soho House? We’re the inclusive members club’

As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton — and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail. By David Ellis

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‘The Beatles? I was more a fan of the Beach Boys’: Peter Blake at 90 on pop art and clubbing with the Fab Four

The groundbreaking artist documented the birth of youth culture and created the most famous album cover in history. Now with a new exhibition, he talks about what inspires him – from corn dollies to music halls

Daily Mirror

Bungling shoplifter caught when cop spotted price tag sticking out of stolen coat

Paul Raymond, 41, stole a £300 jacket from TK Maxx in Worcester and would have sold it on to feed his addiction to "Class A drugs" had he not attracted attention from police

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