Yoko Ono, 87, suing John Lennon's former assistant for $150,000

The Prime Minister is expected to revoke all coronavirus regulations that restrict public freedoms in England when he lays out his vision for the future on Monday.

ITV's new drama Trigger Point saw Lana (played by Vicky McClure) seek advice from a clinical psychologist to process her recent loss. Although the storyline was as gripping as ever, one thing that fans couldn't get a grip of was the "poor audio quality".Many viewers took to Twitter to discuss the poor quality of the sound, with one writing: "Having to keep putting the volume up this week as they mumble their way through the episode this week.

RAF pilot is suing the Ministry of Defence for more than £200,000 after claiming his heavy body armour ruined his sex life. Louis Warburton, from Hook, Hampshire, said the protective clothing he had to wear while serving on peacekeeping missions in Mali had caused nerve damage and impotence.The 30-year-old, who flew Chinook helicopters in service of the UN-backed Operation Newcombe, claims the equipment weighed a staggering 20kg.Warbuton said the gear squeezed his thighs which led him to suffer from extreme pain and numbness due to his sciatic and femoral nerves being injured, reports the Telegraph.

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Love Island favourite Chloe posed with the filter on as she ditched her fabulous blonde locks and opted for a slightly darker look while she posed up a storm for the fun-filled clip.

New Zealand defender Meikayla Moore can count herself to be the unluckiest defender on the planet after scoring a perfect hat-trick of own goals after three moments of terrible misfortunate.The 25-year-old lined up for her country against the reigning World Champions as part of the SheBelieves Cup group stages in California this weekend - and got off to the worst possible start.Following a cross from Sophia Smith after just four minutes, Moore tried to guide the ball out for a corner but it beat Erin Nayler to hand the hosts the lead, to begin a horror first-half for the centre-back.Less than two minutes later, Sofia Huerta's cross was aimed towards Margaret Purce - but she missed the ball and it hit the ill-fated Moore in the face and again beat the keeper.With the scoreline remaining 2-0 for another 30 minutes, Moore was again the victim of fate as Purce charged down the wing before aiming a low cross into the box.Despite being desperate to make no further mistakes, Moore tried to clear the ball with her left foot and it beat Nayler in the net - to her horror.To spare her blushes, head coach Jitka Klimkova thought it was best to remove Moore from the action after just 40 minutes, with Rebekah Stott taking her place.Following those three bouts of bad luck, Moore has received plenty of support on social media, having earned fans for her previous performances for both her country and club sides.One Twitter user wrote: "Keep your head up, bad days happen! You’ll bounce back and be stronger."With a second adding: "Lots of love, Meikayla. Keep your head up, you're a fantastic footballer."A third continued: "Meikayla Moore had 3 first-half own goals.

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Loose Women star Brenda Edwards, who shot to fame on The X Factor in 2005.The British entrepreneur, author, director, DJ and founder of the online urban music platform SB.TV was 31 years of age.The entrepreneur's passing was confirmed by his company SB.TV, which soon resulted in an abundance of moving tributes from friends, fans and loved ones.Ty Sports, the co-founder of @NeverAFoul took to the social media platform and penned: "The death of Jamal Edwards is truly devastating. One of the true pioneers of the music scene. Starting off SBTV and becoming so successful at such a young age."He continued: "Was raised just a few miles down in Luton.

Paul McCartney has reflected on meeting John Lennon and their songwriting partnership in The Beatles.Lennon, who died in 1980, would turn 80 on October 9 and, ahead of the milestone birthday, his son Sean hosted a two-part programme looking back at his life.In the second part, which aired on BBC Radio 2 earlier tonight (October 2), Sean spoke to his brother Julian and McCartney.In McCartney’s segment, he recalled when he first realised Lennon was special.

Beatles scholar believes they have solved a decades-long mystery of the inspiration behind John Lennon‘s ‘Grow Old With Me’.The song was released a month before the legendary artist was shot dead in December 1980, and it was known to have been influenced by a film about baseball that Lennon saw during a visit to Bermuda earlier that year.Kenneth Womack told The Observer he had watched dozens of films before realising that the key inspiration was A Love Affair: The Eleanor And Lou Gehrig Story, a 1978 movie about a baseball player who died after battling a rare nervous system disorder.“I wanted to know what film had inspired him to compose such a beautiful song,” Womack explained.

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Sean asked him about a picture of him and John writing together.He divulged: "Yeah, that was a picture Linda had taken. And it really gave me hope, that picture."Before the Peter Jackson thing, that was one little picture I held onto.

You, like me, might be getting ready to celebrate the 80th birthday of a very important person born in Merseyside exactly eight decades ago. And if that’s the case, I’ll pass on your birthday greetings to my mum this weekend.

Yoko Ono is taking her late husband’s former assistant to court… again.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterPatti Smith, Jackson Browne, Natalie Merchant, Rosanne Cash, Taj Mahal and many more artists will be featured in the 40 th annual John Lennon Tribute Charity concert presented by Theatre Within, the non-profit organization that has presented the concert since 1981.

John Lennon was said to be “physically sick” from nerves before performing with Elton John at a 1974 show in New York’s Madison Square Garden after the Beatle lost a bet with Elton.Elton worked extensively with Lennon on his 1974 ‘Walls and Bridges’ album, providing backing vocals and piano on the lead single ‘Whatever Gets You Through The Night’.Despite not being a firm favourite of Lennon’s, Elton convinced him to release the track – and wagered that they would have to perform the number together if it topped the Billboard Hot 100.When the song went on to bag the top spot and became a massive hit, Elton revealed that Lennon was then faced with battling his nerves before the pair performed it in November 1974.Opening up to Sean Ono Lennon

Paul McCartney has told John Lennon’s son Sean that he was “so happy” to have reconciled with his Beatles bandmate before his death.McCartney and Lennon fell out when the Beatles split in 1970 but had mended fences before John was tragically shot and killed in December 1980. And speaking to Sean for BBC Radio 2’s John Lennon at 80 series, Paul smiled: “I always say to people, one of the great things for me was that after all The Beatles rubbish and all the arguing and the business, you know, business differences really … that even after all of that, I’m so happy that I got it back together with your dad.”It really, really would have been a heartache to me if we hadn’t have reunited.

Paul McCartney has spoken of his relief of managing to reconcile with John Lennon before his Beatles bandmate was shot dead in 1980.Speaking to Lennon’s son Sean for a new BBC Radio 2 documentary to mark what would have been the late singer’s 80th birthday, McCartney recalled how the pair fell out when the Beatles split in 1970.Despite their feud, they are believed to have reconciled before John was shot dead by Mark Chapman in New York in December 1980.McCartney told Sean: “I always say to people, one of the great things for me was that after all The Beatles rubbish and all the arguing and the business, you know, business differences really… that even after all of that, I’m so happy that I got it back together with your dad.“It really,

Sir Paul McCartney has said it would have been a “heartache” if he had not reunited with John Lennon before his death.

Sir Paul McCartney has admitted that he would have struggled with “heartache” if he had not reconnected with John Lennon shortly before his death.

Radio Times in honour of the 40th anniversary of his death, he writes: “‘After all the arguing, I’m so happy I got it back with your dad,’ he tells Sean.“‘It really would have been a heartache to me if we hadn’t reunited.’”He also spoke to Sean about a picture taken by his first wife Linda of the duo writing songs together during the 60s.Paul said of the image: “‘That picture gave me hope.