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Five Brits who were captured by Russian-backed forces have been released and said they were welcomed onto a plane by ex-Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich.

The Last Dinner Party, Sleaford Mods and Keane are set to perform at this year’s BRITs Week in aid of War Child.The event, which has been running since 2009, will see artists perform one-off gigs in intimate surroundings. Since its inception, the event has raised £7million for War Child, to help children whose lives have been devastated by war.BRITs Week for War Child will take place in the weeks around The BRIT Awards 2024 on March 2, with artists playing in venues across the capital and beyond.

Peter Kay has suggested that he has been banned from presenting at the BRIT Awards following his feud with Liam Gallagher.The comedian hit headlines in 2010 after calling the former Oasis frontman a “knobhead” while hosting that year’s ceremony.Gallagher was collecting the award for British Album of 30 Years, which went to Oasis’ ‘(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?’, when the musician threw his microphone into the crowd. Kay then said to the audience: “What a knobhead.”Writing in his new biography TV: Big Adventures On The Small Screen, Kay reflected on the incident, writing (via The Mirror): “Liam Gallagher won an award.

Aitch has discussed his plans for new music, revealing that “there’s definitely going to be a lot of music” this year. Watch our video interview with the rapper above.Aitch’s debut album ‘Close To Home’ was released last month. Speaking to NME on the red carpet of The BRIT Awards 2023 – where he picked up the award for Hip-Hop, Grime And Rap Act – he told us that fans could expect more new music soon.“I’ve been in the studio a couple of times since the album, but I have literally been touring since my album dropped,” he told NME.

Sugababes have discussed the “incredible” reaction to their previously unreleased album ‘The Lost Tapes’, and their plans for new music. Watch our video interview with the group above.Speaking to NME on the BRITs 2023 red carpet, the trio reflected on the reaction to the recent project.

Roma after leaving Chelsea to join the Italian club in the summer.Abraham, 23, waved goodbye to the Blues after being deemed surplus to requirements by Thomas Tuchel at Stamford Bridge.Roma forked out £34million to prise the England striker away from west London, and he is already performing well as the focal point of Jose Mourinho's attack.In his first six outings for the Giallorossi, he has registered three goals and two assists - including the winning strike in Thursday's 1-0 victory over Udinese.And amid Abraham's impressive form out in Italy, we've taken a look at seven other Brits who thrived while playing abroad.After nine years at Liverpool, McManaman joined Real Madrid in 1999 at a difficult time for the Spanish club, who were

Arlo Parks delivered an emotive performance at last night’s BRIT Awards – you can watch it below.Parks, who won the first award of the night for Breakthrough Artist, later delivered a stunning performance of ‘Hope’ on a stage surrounded by sunflowers.

Little Mix have made history to win the Best British Group award at this year’s BRITs.The group became the first British female group in history to win the award and used their speech to thank “all the incredible female bands” in the industry, both past and present.The group have been nominated seven times in total and have won three awards (including tonight’s win) over the years.In their acceptance speech, the group said: “Guys, we have just made history!”They added: “We have been together for 10 years…it’s been the best years of our lives. We have gone through so much.

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Daily Star meets four Brits who died and returned to tell the tale of what they witnessed on the other side...In 2006, David Ditchfield, from Cambridge, was saying goodbye to a friend at a train station when his coat got trapped in the train doors as it set off. It led to an encounter with otherworldly beings and changed his life forever, as the 61-year-old explains...“I was pulled along the platform, then under the tracks with the train hurtling above me,” says David.