Sir Colin Davis, LSO's longest-serving conductor, dies aged 85
Conductor Sir Colin Davis, president of the LSO, who has died aged 85. He was the orchestra's longest-serving principal conductor. Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian Conductor Sir Colin Davis, president of the LSO, who has died aged 85. He was the orchestra's longest-serving principal conductor. Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian
Gay marriage: MPs vote in favour leaves Cameron adrift from Tories
Parliament took a historic step towards embracing full equality for gay people when MPs voted on Tuesday overwhelmingly in favour of equal marriage at the end of a charged Commons debate that exposed the deep rift over David Cameron's modernising agenda at the heart of the Conservative party. The 225-vote majority, greeted with rare applause in the public gallery, was marred for the prime minister
Jonathan Harvey dies aged 73
British composer Jonathan Harvey has died aged 73, it was announced today. His publisher, Faber Music, confirmed that Harvey, who had been suffering from motor neurone disease for some time, died peacefully in a hospice in Sussex on Tuesday evening. Harvey has been composing since the 1960s, during which period he was a prominent disciple of Karlheinz Stockhausen, whose experimentalism and use of
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