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After Bryan Ferry, Johnny Marr and John Cale, Stuart Braithwaite of Mogwai joins host John Doran to be inducted as a British Master.

As the body count of London’s pet cats rises, the UK’s first investigation into serial animal murder is being spearheaded by an unlikely pair of civilian animal sleuths.

DNA from one of the earliest Britons "Cheddar Man" reveals he was "dark-skinned."

A dismissed steelworker in small industrial Welsh town Port Talbot turns to an unlikely career in fashion to try to make sense of a life beyond heavy industry.

After the likes of David Rodigan, Noel Gallagher and Tricky, it’s time for electronic music pioneer Goldie to get the Noisey British Masters treatment.

After David Rodigan last week and previous episodes with everyone from Mark E Smith and Tricky to Jimmy Page and Viv Albertine, Noisey is now very proud to induct Shirley Collins as a British Master.

David Rodigan discusses how he fell in love with Jamaican music, smoking weed, and the time a member of the crowd liked his DJ set so much they let off a gunshot.

Gerry Adams says Northern Ireland could leave United Kingdom, following Brexit vote.

Leftists in London marched from Whitechapel to the offices of the Sun to protest Brexit.

VICE News went out onto the streets of London, where there was a majority remain vote, to talk to people about the Brexit result.

With voting day looming, and opinion polls indicating the nation is still divided, VICE News parses the two key points of the Brexit debate so far.

In LOCKED OFF we explore the current state of illegal raves in the UK, where young people are breaking into buildings to hold parties until the early hours.