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More than 100 musicians including Sir Elton John, Liam Gallagher and Ed Sheehan have spoken out against the decision to stop visa-free travel in Europe following the post-Brexit trade. Top artists have signed an open letter claiming they have been "shamefully failed" by the government which has stopped musicians being able to tour Europe visa-free in an open letter published

The Rolling Stones are reportedly making their own chocolate bars, and theyll be available next week.  The rocknroll legends opened their own flagship merch store in central London last year. Who doesnt love chocolate? Its a genius merch idea. According to The Daily Star there will be two flavours to choose from. You could soon be eating a Rolling Stones milk chocolate bar, called ‘Brown Sugar’, or a dark chocolate bar called ‘Cherry Red’. The latter was inspired by the lyric “ my f...

Wednesday, January 20, 2021 When youre counting the pounds, every little penny helps. So take a look at these free products and money-saving services that are available to parents, new mums and struggling carers because you might be eligible for some help.  Alice Gerwat of Magic Freebies told The Sun: "Baby product companies always have freebies on offer to make it cheaper and easier to try before you buy.  "We always have at least a couple of baby freebies on the site, and weve seen everyth...

Jordanna explained: “We knew we were on to something but with Grant working up to 80 hours a week already and a wedding to organise, it caused arguments.” In order to progress, the couple then put £15,000 on credit cards and got loans from grandparents. Grant said: “The first run of games got us some great reviews on Amazon but we needed more money to make more games.  “We struggled to secure a business loan so we ended up using credit cards. It was a risk, especially as we were only...

Just what our Saturday nights need - a bit of Ant and Dec. The Geordie duo got fans excited as they posted a teaser pic filming Saturday Night Takeaway. Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly shared the photo posing with a clapperboard during filming the promo for the new series. They wrote online: "Dapper clappers at your Saturday Night service. A lil’ peek from promo filming to

Keep the faith, Paloma fans. The musician has a new docu-film coming out about her life in BBC Two project As I Am. The one hour feature follows the singer over a year as she navigates her way through life as a singer-songwriter and first-time mum. Allowing unlimited access to Paloma and showing her in all her shades as an international pop star in the public eye to a woman

Everything is Figureoutable according to American entrepreneur, positivity pro and bestselling advice author Marie Forleo. The expert optimist joined the Chris Evans Breakfast Show with Sky to talk about mental positivity, overcoming a recent healthscare and looking forward for all of us.  She told Chris: “Right before the holidays I figured out that I had a tumour the size of

Good news! Maybe we can pretend it's still the nineties. If you loved CBBC back in the day, chances are you'll remember the Really Wild Show starring Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan.  The two were household names, and a reunion would be the first time in many years that the duo have worked together. The nature show ran from 1986 and ended back in 2006.

Tuesday, January 19, 2021 Hows this for a trip down memory lane? The cast of the classic comedy The Brittas Empire are reuniting (virtually) later this month.  Its to mark the 30th anniversary of the leisure centre sitcom. Get your diaries out as you wont want to miss this.  Itll take place on Thursday 28th January at 8pm. Its being hosted by Em-Con for free via Facebook Live. It was set up by Em-Con and the Chris Barrie Fans group. The reunion is expected to involve many of the cast. The o...

Tuesday, January 19, 2021 While we’re stuck at home, why not take a look at some mind-blowing never-been-seen-online objects from the Science Museum Group Collection. With over 100,000 jaw-dropping objects to devour, their photographs have been put online for your perusal as they digitise their impressive collection. There’s artwork, tools, video games, astronomy, firefighting and printing to keep your brain occupied during lockdown and beyond. You have the ability to zoom in on the intrica...