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  Why we're all flying the union flag

  21 Jun 2012:

  Owen Hatherley: The union jack has been rehabilitated as popular culture has gradually reinvented its symbolism

• Old music: Rudi – Big Time

  21 Jun 2012:

  Henry McDonald: Northern Irish punk didn't fixate on the Troubles – Rudi turned their ire against proto-reality TV

• So the Olympics opening-ceremony soundtrack is radical? Yeah, right

  20 Jun 2012: Suzanne Moore: Danny Boyle's supposedly dangerous playlist is nothing of the sort. It just proves we're a nation of stick-in-the-muds and conformists

• Against Me!'s Laura-Jane Grace opens up about her transgendered life

  20 Jun 2012: Punk singer remembers watching TV and realising she wanted to be Mia Farrow in Rosemary's Baby

• Beastie Boys' Ad-Rock returns to stage for Pussy Riot benefit gig

  13 Jun 2012: Rapper performs DJ set at fundraiser for Russian band, making his first public appearance since bandmate Adam Yauch's death

• Lee Ranaldo – review

  

  10 Jun 2012: As well as a melodic streak to his music, maturity has brought a new reflective mood to Lee Ranaldo, writes Dave Simpson

• TV review: Punk Britannia (BBC4)

  9 Jun 2012: This entertaining documentary makes you hanker for a time when Johnny Rotten could still spoil a jubilee, writes Sam Wollaston

• Pussy Riot are scapegoats for Russia's political crisis

  7 Jun 2012:

  Natalia Antonova: Their 'punk prayer service' offended my religious sensibilities, but Pussy Riot's treatment by Orthodox Christians is horrifying

• Foo Fighters drummer to play Iggy Pop in CBGB film

  6 Jun 2012: Taylor Hawkins cast as Stooges frontman in forthcoming biopic of New York punk venue

• Rewind TV: Revenge; The Queen and I; The South Bank Show

  3 Jun 2012:

  Hysteria in the Hamptons, due deference in Hull and Melvyn Bragg on Sky Arts! A funny old week, writes Phil Hogan

• No future? Punk is still the sound of youth rebellion the world over

  1 Jun 2012:

  Nostalgia alone can't explain its survival, 35 years on from its annus mirabilis in 1977

• Why pop stars won't be attacking the monarchy this jubilee

  1 Jun 2012: Dorian Lynskey: The Sex Pistols led a series of blistering musical attacks on the monarchy. Why don't today's pop stars do the same? Have they gone soft? Or do they have more important targets?

• Readers' panel: Sex Pistols

  1 Jun 2012:

  As the nation prepares to celebrate the Queen's diamond jubilee, some will be marking another anniversary – 35 years since Sex Pistols' God Save the Queen was released. Here, five readers tell us their thoughts on the band's legacy

• Old music: The Electras – Action Woman

  1 Jun 2012:

  The Electras have got to find themselves some action, a little mind distraction – anyone know a woman who might lend a hand?

• Patti Smith: Banga – review

  

  31 May 2012: Patti Smith is reunited with the personnel who helped make her classic Horses album for a new set that finds her as spirited as ever, writes Dave Simpson

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