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Last update: an hour agoBritish Identity: Fashion designer Ozwald Boateng says people are “fearful of what Britain has become”, warning of a crisis of confidence as debates over immigration and national identity deepen. He spoke at the opening of Tate Britain’s new exhibition, The 90s: Art and Fashion. Arts and Heritage: Liverpool is planning a mural honouring Lord Woodbine, the Trinidad-born RAF veteran and musician who helped shape the city’s music scene and mentored the Beatles. Tate Britain is also set to display Alexander McQueen’s iconic designs. Music: Roger Waters-backed Pink Floyd show LEGACY will tour the UK next June, including Glasgow; Duran Duran’s UK tour starts on October 15, with some tickets still available. Community and Theatre: Noel Gallagher, Johnny Marr and other artists are urging independent mediation in the Garvaghy Road parading dispute in Northern Ireland. Colchester’s Mercury Theatre has earned three UK Theatre Award nominations.
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