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2 min read Liverpool has been named as the Host City of the 67th Eurovision Song Contest, following a competitive bidding process by cities across England.

legendary musician recalled that he initially wanted to play guitar for the band instead of bass. However, his hopes were dashed after an incident at a show early in his career.McCartney explained that he was good at playing the guitar while “at home,” and bandmate John Lennon’s aunt, Mimi Smith, used to tell him that he was “much better than John.”“Mind you, when I first met John, he played banjo chords,” McCartney remembered.

The BBC confirms. He was 56.Abraham was known for his roles as Bob Carter in the 2001 comedy “Mean Machine” and Konokko in “Formula 51,” a thriller released that same year.

BritBox.“As soon as I read the script I knew how I wanted him to look,” Freeman, 50, told The Post about his onscreen alter-ego. “I could see someone with a skinhead and a beard, weirdly enough.

Two Liverpool drug dealers used a mobile number known as the 'Scouse Kev' line to sell heroin and crack cocaine. Adam Lomax, from Huyton, and Reece Jimoh, from Liverpool, were caught with more than 800 heroin and crack cocaine deals ready to be supplied to users on the street after police tracked them down in Swansea.

"Great people doing a great job for great people.  "That's why they're the best cabbies in the world." Piers, whose media career began on Fleet Street more than 33 years ago, has no doubt had plenty of experience of using British cabs over the decades.  Twitter user BehindTheLife3 added, "I would also say a Liverpool cabbie is also the best in the world".MI5, along with local terror cops, are currently investigating to ascertain whether or not the attack was motivated by terrorism, but it seems likely that it was deliberately timed to coincide with Remembrance Sunday.

Carol Vorderman, 60, stunned last night in an all-black outfit featuring a show-stopping leather midi dress.The former Countdown star had travelled to Liverpool to attend the Football For Change gala.She took to Instagram to share a series of selfies showcasing her curves in the fabulous Bardot dress.Her outfit also featured a statement belt with an oversized gold buckle.Carol, who chose to wear her long locks down, could be seen in good spirits as she smiled for the camera.She also shared a selfie with Liverpool FC legend Jamie Carragher.The TV star said about him in the caption: “Having THE BEST funniest night at @ftblforchange gala dinner... @titanichotelliverpool…“Loads of money being raised...“Jamie C is bloody hilarious @23_carra.”In

the historic house was used as the iconic band’s main practice spot in the late 1950s.Harrison and his family had initially moved into the home in 1949, when he was just 6 years old.

Liverpool's numerous highs and lows over the years, Merseyside has seen plenty of cult heroes arrive at Anfield.From the heroes of Istanbul to players who just liked to run a lot, Daily Star Sport is looking at eight Liverpool cult heroes.Just under six months into his Liverpool career, Malian defender Djimi Traore produced one of the most spectacular own-goals the Premier League had ever seen.In an FA Cup clash with Burnley, Traore produced a spinning backheel to put the ball into his own net and knock the Reds out of the competition.However, Traore was able to recover to force his way back into the first team.Traore's crowning moment came in the 2005 Champions League final when he cleared a late chance for Andriy Shevchenko to snatch the