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Police close in on escaped chimpanzee after countrywide chase

Mojo gives Mick Squalor a complex about his weight.

Dingus Khan massive audience overspill at the Alcove Stage, due to booking mishap.

Essex village relaxes embargo on swan welfare whistleblowers Dingus Khan. Pensioners and small children are treated to bludgeoning live set at Mistley Family Fun Day.

It's been a long wait, but the Dingus Khan 7" single launch party is finally upon us!

The Dingus Khan 'Adopted' mini-tour kicks off in Norwich, to support the release of their new single on antigen records. Betraying our predictably uncoordinated approach to marketing, the 7" will not be available until the tour is over. However, Graeme and Richard from BBC Suffolk Introducing will be giving the single an exclusive airing on their show this Saturday.

We’re going out with a bang… or more accurately with ridiculously action-packed Friday night of light entertainment, courtesy of some of the biggest names on the antigen roster. The rural backwater of East Anglia is the only place to be, as Dead Rat Orchestra return to Colchester Arts Centre for their annual Christmas show with Danish oddball Goodiepal. Support is provided by Lee Ashcroft. Also in Colchester, the mighty Dingus Khan take their onstage antics to Tribal. Further east, Rory and Ned return to Ipswich for a one-off show at the Steamboat.In Norwich, Henry Homesweet makes his newly adopted hometown debut with…

Poor Tom Armstrong… We have kept him in indentured servitude for the last month, producing artwork for a top secret new project, in conditions that would shame a Korean animation workshop. Denied access to sunlight and fuelled only by the thinnest of gruel, he has produced a pictorial representation of the lyrics to the new antigen Christmas single. In keeping with our slack attitude to deadlines, this will be released in March or April or sometime. Update: Or possibly March or April 2015.

Rory and Ned follow up the launch of new album Fighting Music with run of live dates in the South East. This is another great opportunity to witness the trendsetting dance moves of Ned Rundell. On 7 July, he treated the audience at the Oak to some obviously well-practised white boy twerking. His mum looked a bit concerned, but the old men at the bar loved it.

At long last - it's the official launch of Fighting Music, the new album by Rory and Ned. And it's being launched in style with a massive party at Mello Mello in Liverpool. This party has everything you could possibly want from an indoor event...