Wombles songwriter destroys master tapes to avoid The Beatles-style remasters

Stacey Solomon opened up about her time on Loose Women and said she "hates" being a part of any "scandals".The popular ITV daytime show sees the presenters discuss various topics from the cost of living crisis, to motherhood, to royals and celebrities.The 33-year-old said she isn't too keen on the "drama" that can unfold when she and her colleagues touch on topics which provoke angst among viewers.It comes as the mum-of-four spoke about returning to live TV after being on maternity leave with her one-year-old daughter Rose.Stacey admitted she did not miss being at the forefront of the drama on Loose Women, calling it her "worst nightmare"."I hate the drama, I hate the scandals.

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James said: “I did, and I worry about that because I think that dance particularly suited him and it was so impressive for the first week.“I’m just not sure if we'll see Will in the final unless he delivers another 'Week One' moment sometime soon,” James added to Hello! magazine.Will recently opened up about how his father's death motivated him to go on Strictly and “create memories”.Appearing on This Morning last week, Will discussed his journey on the BBC contest with dance partner Nancy Xu.He candidly shared with hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield how "horrendous" it was to lose his father, Bill Mellor, from cancer and how it gave him the drive to sign up for Strictly.The actor said the show has given his mother, Shirley Mellor, something to focus on which is why he grabbed the opportunity to take part in the competition by the horns.Reflecting on losing his father, Will began: "It was a horrendous time for me and my family, as anyone who has lost someone will know. "You're left with memories and you know what, I just thought he lives in me now and I am just going to create memories."I am going to say yes to more things and I am just going to grab life and run with it, and do it in his name."Will explained his father's death has "really changed" his outlook on life.He also opened up about wanting to help his mother deal with her grief through his Strictly routines each week as he hopes to remain in the competition for as long as possible.  "For my mum, she lost my dad, her brother-in-law and her sister-in-law in one year, and it was such a tough time for us all," Will added. "But I was given this opportunity and I thought, I want to do it to create memories and look back and say we did that." Last weekend

She said for some people, “there was the sense of, ‘Well, let’s get her some medicine so she can get better.’”“And there is no better. But it was good for me,” she added.

Matt Hanock is this year's most controversial I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! signing, following his resignation as Health Secretary last year.The 44-year-old politician stepped down from his role after being caught kissing his aide during the Covid-19 pandemic when the nation was under strict social distancing rules.Former contestant Martin Roberts, 59, has now shared his thoughts about Matt entering the jungle as he warned viewers will "see through people who are just putting it on".He said: "Realistically, Matt Hancock is looking after Matt Hancock, isn’t he? However he positions it, that’s the only way you can look at it."Families of bereaved people who I know, some of them put him as the person to blame, they must be absolutely fuming right now."Even if he gave all the money that he got for doing it, in terms of raising his profile, in terms of after dinner speaking or public engagements, he knows that he’s going to be in a good position moving forward.”Judi Dench says partner had to 'cut up her food' due to health declineThe Homes Under The Hammer star went on to say he believes Matt has "thrown the towel in" on his political career, particularly after he was "blanked" by new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak outside Number 10 last month.“I am sure he will be hoping that he gets to put his side of things that we haven’t heard," Martin added to Jeremy Kyle on his TalkTV show.He went on to tell the host that Matt and his fellow contestants will get an idea of how they're being perceived on the show simply by how long they last.He cautioned: “People see through people who are just putting it on.

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May Sumbwanyambe, playwright of Enough of Him, visited Perth Sheriff Court to share the story of Joseph Knight and the historical precedent he set in winning his freedom there in 1778.

Peering through the solid metal fence in the searing heat of the Republican Stadium’s away end stood an intrigued young football fan following the team he was growing to love.

Jurgen Klopp was a relieved man to finally give Calvin Ramsay his Liverpool debut - and it might be just in time as another injury threatens to leave them short of cover for Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Octopus Energy recently sealed a deal to buy Bulb, its collapsed rival which has been run with billions of pounds of UK Government support for nearly a year. Over the weekend, Octopus announced it is taking on Bulb’s 1.5 million customers after the firm was placed into special administration in November 2021.

A man has died after he reportedly tried to rescue his dog from drowning in Aberdeen.

A man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder after a 53-year-old was found seriously injured in a West Lothian Street.

Successful Halloween events took place in parks across South Lanarkshire and hundreds of children took part in the fun.

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A Lanarkshire councillor who helped save her local A&E has spoken out about her “terrifying” 10-hour wait for treatment at the hospital.

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Sir Paul McCartney's brother Mike McCartney was The Beatles original drummer but lost out on the gig of a lifetime. Younger sibling Mike, 78, has revealed that he was the first person to pick up the sticks behind two of the eventual Fab Four - Paul and John Lennon - when they started out as The Quarrymen, but after he broke his arm at Scout camp he was left with nerve damage which meant his drumming days were over. When asked if he had been The Beatles original drummer in an exclusive interview with BANG Showbiz, he replied: "Yes.

I know you’ve all been sitting there, jittery and sweating, waiting for the big Wombles remasters. I don’t think there’s a person among us who doesn’t wish we could listen to those records with a new, digitally beefed up bottom end.Well, the bad news is, the one person who doesn’t want that to happen is songwriter and producer Mike Batt.

Paul McCartney says biggest Beatles feud was between John Lennon and George Harrison The Wombles released four albums in the 19702 that spanned a string of smash singles including The Wombling Song, Remember You’re A Womble and Wombles Everywhere. Mike smashed up the masters of the band he masterminded as a series of The Beatles’ albums have been remixed and expanded by Giles Martin, son of late Beatles producer George Martin. Re-releases have so far included Sgt.