Uri Geller: Last News

From the wild moorland in the north to the magical caves you’ll find in the south, one thing’s for certain - the Peak District is full of stunning places to visit. Among the national park’s natural wonders are dozens of picturesque villages, each one with its hidden gems.

's spoon top is more storied than one might think.In 1973, a young man named Uri Geller appeared on the BBC’s The Dimbleby Talk-In. The self-proclaimed telepath demonstrated to a beguiled audience his supernatural abilities to bend forks, spoons and knives with focus alone, and soon became one of pop culture’s most bemusing figures.

John Lennon’s iconic sunglasses at action for £40,000.The news of the auction emerged in recent weeks, with the glasses as well as a number of other Fab Four memorabilia items going under the hammer at Farleigh Golf Club in Surrey yesterday (July 31).In the end, the blue-tinted spectacles were picked up by the television personality, international spoon-bender and self-proclaimed illusionist Geller, 77, for a tidy sum.Speaking to the BBC, Geller said he was “elated” with his purchase and that his plan is to display them in his own museum in his hometown of Tel Aviv, Israel.“John Lennon and I were very good friends while we were living in New York in the 1970s,” claimed Geller, who also owns a lock of the Beatle’s hair and a sketch that he once made of a UFO (via Sky News).“I knew I had to buy these glasses whatever. I would have gone up to £500,000,” Geller continued.

Uri Geller has released a recording of the national anthem of “the most mysterious country in the world, Lamb Island”. Called ‘My Island’, the song is performed by Geller himself.Not officially a country, Lamb Island is a small cluster of rocks in the Scottish Firth Of Forth, owned by Geller since 2009.

Uri Geller has warned Vladimir Putin he'll use "every last molecule” of his mind power to prevent a nuclear attack on the UK. The spoon-bending psychic has penned a stern open letter to the Russian President - who ordered an ongoing military invasion of Ukraine back in February - and told the tyrant if he resorts to nuclear weapons, "your missiles will backfire on you".

Uri Geller has issued a warning to Russian president Vladimir Putin, saying he will use ‘every last molecule of my Mind Power’ to prevent him from launching a nuclear attack.The spoon-bender and TV personality waded into international politics on Tuesday with a video he posted to Twitter, highlighting a letter he said he had sent to the Russian powers that be.Published with the caption ‘Read my warning which I sent to the Kremlin’, the 75-year-old stood in front of a screen showing Putin and a nuclear mushroom cloud.Discussing international nuclear powers, the illusionist, who bought a Scottish island where he believes witch bones are buried, shared his worry that Scotland was at risk, due to its naval bases.‘This is serious stuff and I have a warning for you, Putin,’ he added.Geller then approached the camera to loom closely into the lens, continuing: ‘I urge you all to read my warning, all of you, and I’m serious about it.

Scotland cap in the Euro’96 battle with the Auld Enemy at Wembley. That one ended in heartbreak - no thanks to a questionable spot of psychic sorcery from Uri Geller moving the ball just as Gary McAllister struck a second half penalty.