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Lyndon Larouche has snuffed it. https://twitter.com/chuckstvns/status/1095426071699357697

He looked and sounded dreadful when appear he appeared at Glastonbury in 2017.

He's presenting the Six O'clock News tonight, for the first time in over a year.

Boris Johnson doesn't look at all well in recent footage. Nothing trivial, I hope!

Most likely due to Pat Smear of the Foo Fighters having also been in The Germs.

The FA Cup 3rd round replay on BBC1 will be still in the first half of extra time by then. Not going well for her, is it?

That article only covers a small number of the significant sessions she made. Clydie King, usually together Venetta Fields and Sherlie Matthews, were the go-to backing for many Los Angeles recording sessions for the majority of the 1970s. They were not always credited, or simply credited as The Blackberries. Other acts she definitely worked with include Captain Beefheart (on 'Clear Spot'), Tim Buckley (on 'Greetings From LA'), Gene Clark (on 'No Other'), and possibly Stevie Wonder (on 'Music Of Of Mind' - uncredited). There's also some other less worthy acts she backed up - she's on Leo Sayer's 'Endless Flight' (available from a charity shop near you) and possibly also a James Last album (he recorded 'Best Kept Secret' in LA with the usual LA session crew, and Venetta Fields is pictured on the back cover).

Oddly Warner Brothers do own the rights and back catalogue of the old His Master's Voice record label, and even pressed up some classical CDs on that label recently to be sold exclusively through HMV stores.

April 1945 saw the deaths of three prominent world leaders - FDR, the Italian chap, and the one who stole Chaplin’s moustache.

John 'Captain Jack' Lyle dead at 98 https://www.stripes.com/news/us/tuskegee-airman-john-captain-jack-lyle-dead-at-98-1.563534

Mr Bongo is apparently still in hospital in Morocco, and the coup seems to be over.

Same for me - I'm with giffgaff who use O2 as their provider. Again it started a few months ago.

Dean Ford of Marmalade, apparently. Nothing official yet.

Here's mine. Going for a road racing motorcyclist as a joker paid off last year, so doing it again! 1. Conor Cummins (road racing motorcyclist) 2. Johnny Clegg 3. John McCririck 4. Yoko Ono 5. Clive James 6. Leah Bracknell 7. Fernando Ricksen 8. Genesis P-Orridge 9. Peter Lorimer 10. Ali Bongo (President of Gabon) 11. Willie Nelson 12. Lee Kerslake 13. John Prine 14. Dick Gaughan 15. Peter Tork 16. Shane McGowan 17. Brian Wilson 18. George Alagiah 19. Stirling Moss 20. Jimmy Greaves

Teletext is still going?