Scott Kara reviews new album There Is Love In You from Four Tet

A drug thought to be used by Kiwis as a substitute for ecstasy could be banned in Britain after being linked to two deaths.

The source of this surprisingly affecting family drama was the book The Boys Are Back In Town, by English journalist Simon Carr, who worked as Jim Bolger's speechwriter in the early 1990s.

Stacy Gregg marvels at the 'genuine Englishness', reinvented charm and revived glam of Birmingham.

Director Tim Burton and his partner, actress Helena Bonham Carter, team up again for a surreal version of Alice In Wonderland.

Billie Piper plays a prostitute in a new series of Secret Diary of a Call Girl, so she is no stranger to steamy parts.

No one does luxurious, practical outerwear better than the British label Burberry Prorsum, writes Carola Long.

When Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel created the little black dress in the Twenties, she could hardly have foreseen the sexy leather and lace versions which graced London Fashion Week yesterday.

Stylish, wearable clothes which do not demand a model's body or a film star's lifestyle: that was what several designers delivered at London Fashion Week yesterday.

Gilles Peterson brings his diverse DJing tastes for a one-off show in Auckland.

Susan Zinkin divorced her husband in 1962 but was forbidden from looking for new love for almost 50 years.

Leaders in the local fashion industry remember British designer Alexander McQueen who died last week.

Jude Law and Rachel Weisz have scooped the acting honours at this year's Whatsonstage.com theatre awards, voted for by the public.

Writer and former jockey Dick Francis, famous for his horse racing-based crime novels, has died aged 89.

Alexander McQueen was a wonderful example of the successful blend of art and commerce, writes Lisa Markwell.

Detectives are investigating an incident in which Prince Andrew allegedly struck a police officer while driving into Buckingham Palace.

The sheer drama, grandeur and exhilarating bravery of McQueen's designs and fashion shows may never be surpassed, writes Carola Long.

Fashion blogger Isaac Hindin Miller on the death of British fashion designer Alexander McQueen.

British fashion designer Alexander McQueen has been found dead at his London home, aged 40.

It took four years of complex legal wrangling, nearly bankrupted an ailing Hindu guru and has cost the British taxpayer tens of thousands of pounds.

Swinging London will take on a whole new meaning for the capital's ageing baby-boomers, who are soon to get their own outdoor playground.

A jealous woman who killed her former lover by lacing his curry with an ancient poison has been convicted of murder.