Posted on the general board by Bill Zero:

New single to be on 6Music this Monday

They just mentioned on BBC 6 Music that they will be giving 'You Have Killed Me' its first play on Monday night on the Evening Sequence with Tom Robinson, which starts at 7pm, UK time.
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Update: 02/04 22:16 GMT: comment posted by an anonymous person:

for those of you not in the uk, you can listen to the show live here

http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/

top right of the page.

Belligerent Ghoul sends the link:

Smiths Rarities Album on the Way - albumvote.co.uk

Former band members of The Smiths may hand over rare tracks for new compilation album. Morrissey, Marr and Co have previously refused to hand over the tracks to Warner Bros because of them releasing compilations albums without their approval. However, Planet Sound reports that Rhino Records, who own the US publishing rights, are in talks with the band over releasing an album later this year.

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An anonymous person sends the link to the show info on startickets.com which currently lists an on sale date of Feb. 11 and ticket price of $41.25.

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Belligerent Ghoul sends the link:

Sanctuary running out of cash - The Guardian

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Struggling record group Sanctuary warned yesterday that it would run out of money by the end of next month if its proposed £110m cash-raising fails.

The company, which represents acts such as Morrissey, Joss Stone and Elton John, has debts of £170m. In a last-ditch effort to stave off bankruptcy, it has convinced Evolution Securities to underwrite 220m new shares at the equivalent of a third of the current share price. The issue price values Sanctuary's existing share capital at less than £1m.

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Sanctuary said if shareholders do not vote in favour of the capital-raising, "the company's cash requirements would exceed the amount available under its existing facilities with the bank by the end of March 2006". Although Sanctuary would attempt to secure new funding, it warned this would likely be on "significantly worse terms" and involve the loss of key clients and employees. "There is also no guarantee that the bank would not seek to place certain companies in the group, or the company itself, in some form of insolvency proceedings."