Buzzgrinder — Apparently the land of tea and barren dentist offices is abuzz these days about whether or not illegal downloaders should be prosecuted. And as such, some respected British artists (and Robbie Williams) such as Iron Maiden, Billy Bragg, David Gilmour... more info

ContactMusic — Former TAKE THAT singer ROBBIE WILLIAMS was among a host of stars backing the launch of a lobby group aimed at fighting for the interests of musicians and fans on ... more info

NME — Musicians including Billy Bragg, Radiohead's Ed O'Brien and Blur's Dave Rowntree have said that fans should not be prosecuted for illegally downloading music from the internet. more info

PopSugar UK — Robbie Williams was out in London yesterday to attend the first meeting of the Featured Artists’ Coalition, where bands and musicians like Blur, Kate Nash, Radiohead, KT Tunstall, Billy Bragg, White Lies and Robbie will be speaking out to ensu... more info

PopSugar UK — This year's Comic Relief comes to a crescendo on Friday evening, when a night of comedy for charity takes over BBC1. From Robbie Williams dressing as a girl for a Little Britain sketch, to Kate Moss acting as a te... more info

The Independent — Musicians including Robbie Williams, Annie Lennox, Billy Bragg, Blur's David Rowntree and Radiohead's Ed O'Brien said last night that the public should not be prosecuted for downloading illegal music from the internet. more info

The Mirror — Stars from the music world including Robbie Williams, David Gray and KT Tunstall have united to form a lobby group to fight for artists' rights. more info

ContactMusic — Robbie Williams and members of Radiohead, Blur and Pink Floyd are meeting to launch a group aiming to secure better rights for musicians.The Featured Artists' ... more info

ContactMusic — I had such a great time filming with Matt (Lucas) and David (Walliams), dressed in a pink frock and acting as a slightly odd American child. If they suggested it again, ... more info

BBC News - UK — Robbie Williams is expected to join members of Radiohead, Blur and Pink Floyd to launch a lobby group for rock and pop artists. more info