Stephen Hunt: Last News

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticThe final public concert appearances of Tony Bennett and Glen Campbell helped tell the world what many families of those suffering with Alzheimer’s disease already know: that music memories can be some of the last to go.A new app, Vera, is dedicated to helping dementia patients by creating personalized playlists that stir different parts of the brain and can at least temporarily assist with overall lucidity as well as mood. Universal Music Group announced this week that it is licensing its entire catalog for the app, which is the creation of Music Health, a Sydney-based company.

Manchester City fan is in hospital awaiting surgery for a suspected bleed on the brain after he travelled to Madrid to watch City's Champions League semi-final.Stephen Hunt, a 25-year-old father-of-two, travelled to Spain without a ticket to meet up with some friends, but ended up watching City's semi-final clash with Real Madrid without them in a bar. But after watching the match, he was left hospitalised after an incident that he has 'no recollection of', leaving him with a suspected bleed on the brain, a fractured eye socket, a broken nose and a broken jaw.His mother, Dawn Reid, told The Manchester Evening News that her son only remembered 'waking up in hospital' after she was informed that he was in hospital at around 11:30pm. She said "We heard nothing from 11.30pm to 3.30am.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!It's a sport even Roy Keane gets excited about. His Manchester United star and fellow Corkman Denis Irwin played it as a kid.

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Firefighters have paid tribute to one of their former colleagues - seven years after he died in tragic circumstances.Father-of-two Stephen Hunt was found collapsed inside a shop in Manchester's Northern Quarter whilst attempting to put out the fire in July, 2013.The 38-year-old, from Radcliffe, was pronounced dead later that evening.Seven years later his colleagues are still laying flowers at his memorial in Philips Park and have paid tribute to their lost friend.In a post on Twitter, a spokesman for the Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service said: "Seven years on since FF Stephen Hunt lost his life doing the job he loved, our thoughts remain with his loved ones."Today, firefighters at Philips Park have paid their respects as they