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TWO men and woman have appeared in court over their drunken behaviour in Northwich on St Patrick's Day.

1/1 A teen pair who said they confronted a man after he used a racial slur have been cleared of attempted robbery. Prosecutors claimed Ezekiel Tommy Amusan and Mickaydel Israel Ayee had squared up to their alleged victim – a historian in Oxford for a conference in July 2019 – and asked ‘what he had for them’ then said he had a nice watch. But the two young men – both still under-18 when the incident happened – denied the alleged robbery bid. Oxford Crown Court heard they had challenged the Austrian historian after he had ‘barged’ past them as they walke...

Last modified on Mon 10 May 2021 00.28 EDT I am sitting on the edge of a crowd of several thousand people gathered at Riverstage in Brisbane, and suddenly I’m feeling very nervous. I am about to be part of the latest (and, so far, biggest ever) live rendition of Pub Choir, and the legendary Barry Gibb, the sole survivor of the Bee Gees – who began their performing careers here in Pub Choir’s birthplace – is appearing on a screen above the stage. He tells us the song we’re about to sing is their early hit To Love Somebody, and he promises “it’ll be about as e...

Rolling Stone Menu 500 Greatest Albums Podcast: How Cat Stevens Defined the Singer-Songwriter Era With ‘Tea for the Tillerman’ In the new episode of our series on Amazon Music, Yusuf Islam and his closest collaborators talk about the spiritual journey behind his 1970 folk-rock classic By Michael Putland/Getty Images Tea for the Tillerman hit record stores in the fall of 1970, albums like James Taylor’s Sweet Baby James, the Carpenters’ Close to You, and Bob Dylan’s New Morning were dominating the charts. But this British folk-rocker stood out from his peers imme...