Fans of the iconic indie band Arctic Monkeys are still puzzled over the lyrics of one of the band's most celebrated tracks.

The 1994 track retains its place as the ultimate British song ahead of the long-awaited Oasis tour this summer.

The Britpop legends shared their first single in more than a decade ahead of a new album nearly 25 years in the making.

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If you were to ask any self-proclaimed Arctic Monkeys fan which song they think is the best – or most important – you’d likely spark one of the most divisive debates ever. You might get the early ...

The planet’s oceans, forests, and soil are well-known carbon sinks. The Arctic Boreal Zone (ABZ) is a particularly important one: for many centuries now, its tundra, coniferous forests ...

Those voters are not alone. Arctic sovereignty and national defence have become big issues for many people across the country during this campaign. "I love seeing the unity, the way ...

Vice-Admiral (Ret’d) Mark Norman is a former vice-chief of the defence staff. Canada is an Arctic nation. It’s about time it started acting like it. Unlike the Scandinavian countries and ...

Arctic Monkeys fans are finally discovering the origins of the band's name – despite one member thinking the moniker is "ridiculous." Formed in Sheffield in 2002, the four-piece group has ...