Now playing Next Culture news West End hit 'King Charles III' hits Broadway Following sell-out runs in both the Almeida Theatre and in the West End last Autumn, award-winning play ‘King Charles III’ has made its Broadway 09/11/2015
Now playing Next Culture news Seal says new album 'Seal 7' was cathartic Seal is releasing his first album in five years, the first since his divorce from Heidi Klum. His seventh studio album, simply entitled ‘Seal 7’, it 09/11/2015
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Now playing Next United Kingdom Cameron and Al-Sisi talk tourism in Downing Street discussions The Sinai plane crash appears to have dominated controversial talks between British Prime Minister David Cameron and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah 05/11/2015
Now playing Next United Kingdom British film archive prepares "long lost" Disney rabbit for Christmas Film archivists at London have rediscovered a long-lost Walt Disney animation from 1928. “Sleigh Bells” features Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, a character 05/11/2015
Now playing Next Business Series UK holiday company shares hit by Egypt travel restrictions Holiday company shares have been hit by Britain’s move to suspend flights to and from the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh – a decision criticised 05/11/2015
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Now playing Next Economy New destinations seek to get in on the act at World Travel Market The tourism industry’s leading global event includes some 250 new exhibitors this year. At the 2015 World Travel Market in London, upcoming tourist 04/11/2015
Now playing Next Economy Poor clothes sales hit Marks & Spencer's profits Marks and Spencer has reported disappointing sales in clothing and homeware. Several factors have been cited for a 1.2 percent decline in general 04/11/2015
Now playing Next Economy Osborne takes UK's EU reform demands to Berlin Taking his message to Germany on Tuesday, Britain’s finance minister has outlined reforms sought by the UK ahead of its referendum on ongoing 03/11/2015
Now playing Next Economy Activision Blizzard to buy 'Candy Crush Saga' owner King The group behind the popular Candy Crush Saga mobile games is to be bought by video game maker Activision Blizzard in the industry’s biggest deal of 03/11/2015
Now playing Next Culture news At 70, Rod Stewart still going strong with new album Seventy and still going strong – Rod Stewart has launched his eagerly awaited album ‘Another Country’. The singer, who came to prominence in the late 03/11/2015
Now playing Next Economy Standard Chartered bank to cut workforce by 17 percent The London-listed bank Standard Chartered is to shed 15,000 jobs by 2018 – the result of turbulence in Asian markets where it does most of its 03/11/2015
Now playing Next Business Series HSBC quarterly profits exceed expectations Europe’s biggest bank HSBC has seen profits jump by a third in the third quarter, to $6.1 billion (5.5 billion euros). The results, which exceeded 02/11/2015