5 h. ago Brian May says Queen will NEVER perform at Glastonbury due to political differences with the organisers

It will no doubt come as a relief to his wife, Anita Dobson, who revealed she had pleaded with her husband of 26 years to stop touring because, 'I want him home,' she said.

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30 h. ago Trump insists Greenland is crucial for national security after Denmark talks

Talks fail to solve ‘fundamental disagreement’ over Arctic island controlled by CopenhagenDonald Trump reiterated on Wednesday that the US needs Greenland and that Denmark cannot be relied upon to protect the island, even as he said that “something will work out” with respect to the future governance of the Danish overseas territory.The remarks, which came after a high-stakes meeting between US, Danish and Greenlandic officials, indicate that fundamental differences remain between how Washington, Copenhagen and Nuuk see the political future of the island. Continue reading...

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41 h. ago Queen's Brian May says 'life won't be the same again' in heartbreaking death statement

Queen guitarist, Brian May, has been flooded with support after announcing the death of his close friend and colleague, who sadly died on Monday

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44 h. ago Berwick Bank wind farm secures 'monumental' UK contract backing in huge Scottish energy boost

The contract for difference results deliver the biggest single procurement of offshore wind energy in British and European history.

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58 h. ago SNP warns Scottish snub in UK wind contracts would be 'devasting' for economy and green jobs

Scottish wind developments will find out on Wednesday if they have been successful after bidding for a UK government contract.

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63 h. ago Brian May overwhelmed with support after sharing heartbreaking death tribute

Queen guitarist Brian May has announced the heartbreaking news that his long-time colleague, Jen Tunney, has passed away peacefully and shared an emotional tribute on Instagram

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1 week ago Queen’s Brian May admits health struggles leave him unable ‘enjoy anything’

Queen legend Sir Brian May shared a candid New Year message with his 3.6 million Instagram followers, emphasising that good health is essential to enjoying life after enduring a stroke in 2024 and heart attack in 2020

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2 w. ago Brian May says it's 'hard to enjoy anything' in glum New Year message

Queen legend Sir Brian May has sent an emotional New Year message to fans emphasising the importance of good health after suffering a stroke in 2024

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2 w. ago Too much doom and gloom? Nature's fightback provides a beacon of hope

Bold conservation action has been making a difference, says the RSPB. Politicians should take note

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3 w. ago 'I'm a psychotherapist and this is how to handle difficult family conversations at Christmas'

Psychotherapist Mg Anderson shares expert advice on dealing with political differences and tensions at Christmas gatherings, including conversation starters and deflection techniques

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3 w. ago Brian May to play unreleased Queen song that ‘no one has ever heard’

The 78-year-old songwriter will play Not For Sale (Polar Bear) for the first time on Monday

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3 w. ago Brian May to broadcast unreleased Queen track that ‘no one has ever heard’

The 78-year old songwriter will play Not for Sale (Polar Bear) for the first time during a special festive broadcast on Planet Rock on Monday.

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3 w. ago Brian May confirms Queen will release a previously unheard track for Christmas

The song, written by May, was originally recorded in 1974 during sessions for the band's second studio album, Queen II, but failed to make the final track-listing.

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4 w. ago How do I talk to my conservative grandsons who dismiss my politics as fuzzy thinking? | Leading questions

You could try showing them the depths of what they don’t know, says advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Knowing what they’re missing could be a path to mutual respectRead more Leading questionsHow do I talk to grown grandsons who have different political beliefs and dismiss mine as fuzzy thinking, since I am old? They are conservative and believe they “pulled themselves up by their bootstraps”. They didn’t. They had parents and family and help with university. They are lovely men and kind to me, but I cannot converse with them on the issues of the day. They have had setbacks, but nothing that makes them realise how very difficult life can be. I want to tell them that they cannot always control life, and also that I disagree with them. What can I say?The reader’s letter has been edited for length Continue reading...

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