内容摘要："And then you can go: 'Yeah, but I saw them five years ago in Sefton Park on a tiny stage'.

"And then you can go: 'Yeah, but I saw them five years ago in Sefton Park on a tiny stage'.

Now aged 89, Mr Ortega remains famously reclusive but still pops in, according to Mr Maceiras."He's a presence, a physical or moral presence, absolutely every day."

Acclaimed Russian ballet choreographer, Yuri Grigorovich, has died aged 98.Described as one of the greatest choreographers of the 20th century, he was artistic director of the Bolshoi Ballet from 1964 to 1995, which he is said to have led with an iron fist.Grigorovich's productions of the Stone Flower, Ivan the Terrible and Romeo and Juliet redefined Soviet ballet. Praised for revitalising male dance, he created parts for men demanding exceptional strength and artistry.

Born in 1927, a decade after the Bolshevik Revolution, his work was steeped in the traditions of classical ballet.His uncle, Georgy Rozai, had studied under the legendary Vaslav Nijinsky and the young Grigorovich went on to dance as a soloist with the Kirov Ballet in Leningrad before turning to choreography.

His departure from the Bolshoi in 1995, amid disputes over performers' contracts, led to the first ever dancers' strike at the theatre in its 200-year history. During a scheduled performance, a dancer emerged to inform the audience the show was cancelled, leaving a stunned silence.

Following the Soviet Union's collapse, the Bolshoi faced instability. Grigorovich moved to Krasnodar to found a new ballet company. He returned to the Bolshoi in 2008 as a choreographer and ballet master."It's self-doubt and self-hatred mixed with ego and delusion and audacity.

"So it's very difficult to put your finger on what it feels like in the moment, other than you're supposed to say, 'I'm very grateful'. And I am."2000s indie heroes Bloc Party won the outstanding song collection prize, while Berwyn's fierce and personal debut Who Am I, was named best album.

Best contemporary song was won by Sans Soucis for Circumnavigating Georgia, while best song musically and lyrically was won by Orla Gartland for Mine, beating the likes of Lola Young, Raye and Fontaines DC.Mine is a quiet but hopeful ballad about overcoming a traumatic experience that Orla said "really affected my relationship with intimacy".