Mercury Prize favourites Sons of Kemet: “We are surrounded by the rise of fascism”
The London band talk British jazz, politics, and what should happen to the monarchy.
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Government proposes to end payments for surplus solar energy
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Parents view apprenticeships as better value than university
However, the number of young people starting apprenticeships has taken a downturn this academic year.
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