38 h. ago Cliff Richard says he ‘could be dead next year’ ahead of forthcoming tour

‘I don’t want to try and be 18 anymore,’ said the musician

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49 h. ago Cliff Richard, 84, admits 'I could be dead next year' as the music legend shares sad update ahead of new tour

The hitmaker, who turns 85 in October, said he was unsure if the gigs would be his 'farewell tour' because he does not look too far into the future and 'could be dead next year'.

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54 h. ago Cliff Richard says 'I might be dead next year' as he shares sad tour update with fans

Iconic singer Cliff Richard says he may have to quit touring after being on the road in 2025 as he tells fans 'I might be dead the next year'

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9 d. ago Gameshows, Cliff Richard and Stalin’s most hated play: the British culture sent behind the iron curtain

A thaw in relations during the Cold War led to some surprising collaborations between the two nations, involving everyone from Laurence Olivier and Rudolf Nureyev to Gilbert and George. As relations ice over again, what can we learn from this artistic detente?One of the biggest TV hits of the 1960s was Double Your Money, a  kind of low-fi precursor to Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. Its presenter, Hughie Green, was a titan of family entertainment who drew audiences of more than 8 million to the ITV gameshow, in which contestants chose whether to double their prize pot between questions.It was, of course, all about the cash, even if TV-rich in those days involved maximum winnings of £1,000 (about £18,000 in today’s money). The show’s baked-in avarice made the entry in the TV Times for 7pm on 8 November 1966 surprising: “Double Your Money visits Moscow with People to People the first ever western quiz game in the Soviet Union.” Continue reading...

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1 week ago Who's in the Royal Box at Wimbledon? Ellie Goulding, Sir Cliff Richard and Sir Stephen Fry among famous names at Centre Court on day 11

More stars take in the action at the All England Club as the tournament reaches the semi-final stages

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2 w. ago Injured David Beckham and his mum Sandra join the royal box as Rochelle and Marvin Humes join Eddie Redmayne, Sam Thompson and of course Cliff on day 1 of Wimbledon

The former footballer, 50, continued sporting his hand in a bandage as he took his seat in the Royal Box after recently undergoing surgery on his injured wrist.

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2 w. ago Rochelle Humes is the epitome of chic as she joins husband Marvin, Sir David Beckham, Eddie Redmayne with wife Hannah Bagshawe, and of course

The stars were all out in London's heatwave on Monday to attend the first day of Wimbledon. 

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