Mountain singer Leslie West dead at 75 as brother claims his ‘heart gave out’

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Adele’s boyfriend Rich Paul was left feeling “spooked” after the singer hinted at their plans to have a baby next year during a TV interview, according to reports.

Sam Hunt and his wife Hannah Fowler's divorce appears to be on hold. Fowler on Friday filed for divorce from the country music star ahead of the arrival of the couple's first child citing "inappropriate marital conduct," multiple reports said. However, Fowler withdrew her complaint hours later.

This Morning has received audience complaints through Ofcom for a segment involving candle and reed diffuser making which sparked fire hazard concerns.The programme received 62 complaints on February 16 over the controversial topic.The segment aimed to entertain young children whilst their parents or guardians work from home and told viewers "not to despair".Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary passed over to presenter Georgina Burnett as she hosted the demonstration.She began by offering some ideas for candle making, saying that it was "easy" to get into candle making while Dermot joked that he had "cupboards full" of candles at home.Burnett promoted an eco-friendly way of up-cycling rubbish to use for candle holders, such as an old jam jar, a wine glass or a brick for a "rustic" feel.She then went on to begin the demonstration by suggesting that the wax can be heated up in water or in the microwave to 70 or 80 degrees celsius. Burnett then went on to explain that viewers can add dye and scents to their creations if they so please, before demonstrating how to put a candle wick into a container."I can't believe how easy that is," commented a shocked Alison Hammond.Dermot added: "Probably best to do with older kids, isn't it?"Georgina then said: "I think, the older kids when the heat is involved.

Premier League referees are not robots.Underneath the mechanical arm actions, the black costume, and that obvious bias each and every last one of them has against your team, they can actually be a bit of a laugh.Indeed, some are even capable of sending themselves up in hilarious fashion.And none more so was that evident than around 20 years ago when the top-flight's top officials were invited to take part in Soccer AM's infamous Crossbar Challenge. For anyone not familiar with possibly the most popular sketch in the cult show's history, the aim is simple - hit the crossbar from the halfway line.

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Google Maps can be a treasure trove of fascinating things you wouldn’t otherwise ever get to see.Sometimes they can be beautiful, sometimes shocking and sometimes very sad.In the case of a find in the Krasnoyarsk Krai region in Russia, the last option on that list applies. Internet users have labelled the camp "the most depressing place ever”, the Independent reports and rightly so as it likely saw hundreds of thousands of people sent there to live, work and possibly die in some of the grimmest conditions possible.

Russian President Vladimir Putin decide to launch a nuclear attack on London, towns, cities and villages would be flattened.In the horror photos, millions of houses would be destroyed and hundreds of miles of wasteland would emerge with Scotland perhaps becoming one of the safest places to live in the UK in the terrifying scenario.A map released by Nuclear Secrecy shows that should Russia decide to go full force in a potential World War 3 and release the largest ever bomb designed by the USSR – the Tsar Bomba – on the nation's capital then the highlands might just be the safest place to turn to.According to the map, fatalities could top around six million, with the same amount suffering from devastating injuries further afield, writes The Express.The initial fireball radius, if the centre of London was the focal point, would reach around 6.1 kilometres, while moderate blast damage will stretch out further to 32.6km.A thermal radiation radius, where anyone in its wake would suffer from 3rd degree burns, hits around 73.7km, while a further light blast damage radius hits around 91.8km.This will see glass windows can breaking, causing many injuries in a surrounding population who comes to a window after seeing the flash of a nuclear explosion.That would hit as far as parts of Oxford, Cambridge, and Peterborough.The fallout from the potential attack would hit as far as Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds, as nuclear effects will travel in the wind – as it did when the Chernobyl nuclear plant exploded.This could leave Scotland, and Ireland and Northern Ireland, as the safest places to go.It comes as the UK's health secretary confirmed yesterday, (February 22), that the British government considers Russia to have already begun its

Phillip Schofield has chastised a This Morning caller during a love dilemma phone-in.The 59-year-old presenter appeared alongside Holly Willoughby and agony aunt Deidre Saunders during a phone-in on the latest episode of the ITV show.The second caller was named Steve, who shared the dilemma that his best friend of seven years had recently confessed his love for him.Steve said he didn't feel the same way, leading to an awkwardness in the friendship.As Steve admitted he had been avoiding his best friend since, Phil admonished the caller for his actions.Phil said: "No. No.

RuPaul's Drag Race: UK Versus The World, which aired on BBC Three on February 22, will go down in herstory – but whether that's for the right or wrong reason is up to you.The entire world has been left gobsmacked that front-runner Pangina Heals, representing Thailand, was eliminated after Blu Hydrangea, of Drag Race UK fame, won the lip-sync against Baga Chipz.The uproar has been so loud on Twitter than current and former stars of the show have been forced to get involved to tell people to calm down and get a grip – and rightly so.This is supposed to be a light-hearted television show, full of incredible costumes, campy humour and just the right amount of backstabbing (or maybe not, as we saw this week). It's really not that deep.Fresh from the shock of Pangina Heals eliminating the last-remaining Canadian queen Jimbo, the episode opens with the Thai queen admitting she's "at peace" with her decision.

UberEats driver after finishing a grueling 12-hour shift in A&E. The woman, says in the TikTok video that she is a nurse and had a hankering for a McDonald's breakfast after a busy night. She then shows screenshots of messages she says the male driver sent her on the UberEats app and it's clear to see why they would make her feel uncomfortable.One reads: "You’re single married you have a boyfriend?"Another states: "I give my number for you thinking maybe one day".She adds: "He kept calling me from different mobile numbers, and he was lingering outside my flat.

Leslie West, known best as the frontman and guitarist for rock bandMountain, died on Tuesday. He was 75 years old.

has confirmed. West had gone into cardiac arrest on Monday and never regained consciousness while in the hospital, according to .«The iconic guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and storyteller has left a legacy that to this day is celebrated by peers and fans across The World,» publicist Steve Karas said in the release.

Leslie West, the singer and guitarist for the rock band Mountain died on Tuesday at the age of 75, according to his brother, Larry West Weinstein.The cause of death was cardiac arrest, according to reports from Rolling Stone and The New York Times.West's brother alerted fans to the musician's declining health in a Facebook post shared earlier in the week. RIP: Leslie West, the singer and guitarist for the rock band Mountain died on Tuesday at the age of 75, according to his brother, Larry West Weinstein'I am asking for all your prayers,' he wrote.

Mountain singer Leslie West has died at the age of 75.

Singer Leslie West has died at the age of 75 after his "heart gave out", it is confirmed.Leslie's brother Larry West Weinstein revealed the heartbreaking news that Leslie's health was in serious decline just before Christmas in a Facebook post.In the Facebook post, Larry wrote: "I am asking for all your prayers. [West’s wife] Jenni is by his side in Florida but it’s not looking good."Thanks Jenni, he wouldn’t have made it this far without you."His heart gave out and he’s on a ventilator.

Rolling Stone that the musician passed away on Wednesday morning (December 23). West entered cardiac arrest on Monday (December 21) and was rushed to a hospital near his home in Daytona, Florida.

Leslie West, guitarist and vocalist for pioneering hard rock band Mountain, has died on Wednesday morning. He was 75.

reported Rolling Stone.On Tuesday, his brother, Larry West Weinstein, wrote on Facebook that West’s heart stopped and he had been put on a ventilator, according to the LA Times.He is survived by his wife Jenni Maurer, whom he married onstage at a 2009 concert commemorating the 40th anniversary of Woodstock.West laid down authoritative guitar riffs and chesty yowls in Mountain, a thundering power trio rounded out by Felix Pappalardi on bass and Corky Laing on drums. The band’s contribution to the canon was the archetypal “Mississippi Queen,” a growling blues-rock number featuring pounding cowbell that went to No.

Chris Willman Music WriterLeslie West, the singer and guitarist for the hard rock band Mountain, whose fame was cemented by a performance at Woodstock, died Tuesday, according to his brother, Larry West Weinstein. He was 75.In a Facebook post on Sunday, West’s brother had alerted fans to the musician’s declining health, writing, “I am asking for all your prayers.

Leslie West, the mammoth guitarist whose ringing guitar tones and gravelly voice propelled the rock band Mountain, has died at 75. His death was confirmed by Dean Guitars, but no cause was given.