内容摘要：Modality Mid Sussex said it had recruited more staff, improved patient access and strengthened patient support in response to the CQC's findings.

Modality Mid Sussex said it had recruited more staff, improved patient access and strengthened patient support in response to the CQC's findings.

The all-nighter, on 8 August, is being planned by organist Anna Lapwood, who said the idea had been several years in the making."I spend a lot of time at the Albert Hall in the middle of the night, practising, and I find it fascinating that the building is still just running overnight," she says.

"There are always people there - cleaners and security guards - a bit like A Night At The Museum."So we talked about how fun it would be to be able to invite people into that space, both physically, but also the abstract space of being in an iconic building in the middle of the night."Her programme will include YouTube pianist Hayato Sumino, Russian cellist Anastasia Kobekina and Norwegian ensemble Barroksolistene, whose "Alehouse sessions" aim to recreate the atmosphere of a 17th Century English tavern.

Lapwood says the artists are all connected by an enthusiasm for "messing around" with music, citing Sumino's viral video of the ""There are various moments where we're hoping to do some collaborations," she reveals. "But the logistics of this are all very, very complicated, not least trying to figure out everyone's sleep schedules!"

This summer's season is the first since the departure of Proms director David Pickard. He has been replaced by Hannah Donat who, as director of artistic planning, had shaped the festival alongside the controller of BBC Radio 3, Sam Jackson.

"I think of the Proms as the classical music equivalent of Wimbledon," she says."Working their way around the property, the team were met with faeces, filth and, round every corner and room, more dogs."

"As an industry, hairdressing is in a very difficult situation, it's in crisis."Anne Cole and her husband Martin should know - they have owned Klickers hair salon in Rugby since 1980.

But because of this crisis, the pair will turn off the hair dryer for one final time on Saturday after deciding to close their Regent Street salon, with the "economic situation" forcing them out."We're not employing apprentices," Ms Cole said. "It's a dying art."