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Björk has shared a new collaboration with Iceland’s Hamrahlíð Choir – listen to the acapella ‘Cosmogony’ below.The track is the first teaser of the choir’s new album ‘Come and be Joyful’, which is due out on December 4.‘Cosmogony’ is Björk’s latest collaboration with the choir that she was a member of as a teenager.

Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington – have shared a new live album taken from a performance on their final run of dates in 2014.‘PSYCHIC LIVE JULY 17 2014’ captures the electronic duo’s performance at that year’s Dour Festival in Belgium, recorded by their longtime live engineer Vince Galloway and mastered by Rashad Becker.The band performed six tracks from their sole studio album ‘Psychic’, including fan favourites like ‘Paper Trail’, ‘Heart’ and ‘Metatron’.Stream ‘PSYCHIC LIVE JULY 17 2014’ below

straight to your inbox every day, freeManchester United forward Mason Greenwood has again been left out of the England squad.England boss Gareth Southgate named a 29-man squad for the upcoming UEFA Nations League games against Belgium and Iceland and a friendly against Republic of Ireland.The United players included in the squad are Marcus Rashford, Dean Henderson and Harry Maguire.

Our Gay Couple City Weekend Reykjavik Iceland – Road Trip Part 1. Traveling the huge European island Iceland works best by doing a road trip along the coast once around the whole island.

Sigur Rós have announced that they will release their 2002 orchestral piece – ‘Odin’s Raven Magic’ – as an album this December.Based on a piece of medieval literature called ‘Hrafnagaldur Óðins’ – or ‘Odin’s Raven Magic’, if you prefer – the album was created in collaboration with Icelandic musicians Hilmar Örn Hilmarsson and Steindór Andersen, while the record also features Icelandic choir Schola Cantorum and Paris-based L’Orchestre Des Laureats Du Conservatoire National.Hilmarsson explains:

Members of Sigur Rós have called on the Icelandic government to end the country’s so called “double jeopardy tax laws”, a system via which people and businesses – including the band – can be pursued twice over the same unpaid taxes.Various members of Sigur Rós were charged with tax evasion in their home country last year over incorrect tax returns that were filed between 2011 and 2014, and which collectively resulted in 151 million Icelandic Krona (just over £945,000) of taxes going

Sigur Rós have called on the government in their native Iceland to review the country’s tax laws as they prepare to face a second “unjust and draconian” trial over tax evasion.The band say they are facing “potential financial ruin” as a result of another major court case over their lingering charges of tax evasion.

Aldi, Sainsbury's,  Lidl, Iceland and  Waitrose  have all issued warnings about food items.

Her Majesty on Instagram and revealed, "It was an incredible honour to have the opportunity to photograph HM Queen Elizabeth II on behalf of the Canadian Government for her official Canadian Portrait that has been released today.

Queen Elizabeth has been photographed for a new Canadian portrait.