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“The combination of music and sex was something I had never encountered in any other group”: How the Rolling Stones married sex, blues and rock’n’roll and launched themselves to notoriety

The story of the exhilarating early ’60s birth of the Rolling Stones

Louder

“Massive. Exploring. Space travel.” After ELP’s Tarkus inspired the purchase of a Hammond organ, Elephant9 have defined and refined their experimental sound with help from across the Norwegian music scene

Latest album Mythical River has artistic tributaries including John Paul Jones, Motorpsycho, Hedvig Mollestad Trio, Dungen, Red Kite – and also coffee

Louder

“Carol Kaye taught me real hard, telling me, ‘No, no, you’re playing the notes but you’re not playing the feel’”: Gene Simmons names 6 bass players who shaped his sound

The Kiss icon explains how Ronnie Wood is a better bassist than guitarist, why he can’t recall anything John Paul Jones played, and what makes him the Burger King Whopper of bass players

Guitar World

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‘It looked like corned beef’: life inside a Welsh amputation ward – as diabetes gets worse

Patients are coping with unbearable pain and clinics fill up faster than they can be staffed. What can be done about a health crisis worsening at breathtaking speed?

The Guardian - UK

Why Yes, Selma Blair Is Wearing a Necktie Made of Braided Blonde Hair to Schiaparelli

Schiaparelli is to thank for this unexpected accessory.

Marie Claire

The World According to Maurice Burton: Britain's first Black cycling champion

Following the recent release of his book charting his life story, Maurice Burton talks about his life in cycling

Cycling News

London man charged after police raid ‘workshop printing fake £20 notes’ in Essex

Paul Jones, 49, of Elmington Estate, Camberwell, appears at Southend Magistrates’ Court

Evening Standard

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How to watch Jools’ Annual Hootenanny — stream the New Year's music special from anywhere

Guests include Rod Stewart, Joss Stone and Raye as Jools Holland hold his Annual Hootenanny which airs on, yes, December 31.

WhatToWatch

Mold-A-Rama and the space shuttle over Earth: A space age toy story

The space shuttle reentered orbit this fall after a 15-month retirement, and this time it was bright blue. The new orbiters are identical to the first ones pulled out, but this time are from Chicago.

Space

Carla Bley obituary

Jazz musician and composer whose prolific output was deliriously entertaining, bewildering and bewitching

The Guardian - UK

Coroner discusses conduct of inquest into Gore boy’s death

At least nine parties will be called by the coroner today in a hearing to discuss the circumstances surrounding the 2019 death of a Gore three-year-old.

Newsroom.co.nz

Quest for answers over three-year-old's death

Paul Jones hasn't let up in his drive to get answers over his three-year-old son's death – but in spite of multiple investigations, the truth appears to be no closer.

Newsroom.co.nz

Coroner orders inquest into controversial Gore death

The inquest comes following an extensive years-long Newsroom investigation into the mysterious death of Gore three-year-old Lachie Jones.

Newsroom.co.nz

Police announce review into handling of Gore toddler case

For the past three years Newsroom has been investigating the mysterious death of a Gore toddler who police ruled drowned accidentally. Now, they will review their handling of the case – which one expert describes as 'pathetic'.

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US detective calls NZ police investigation ‘pathetic’

A US detective comes out swinging against an NZ investigation into the death of a young boy in Gore.

The Independent UK

Britons tell of ‘terrifying’ and ‘traumatic’ experiences amid Rhodes wildfires

Thousands of holidaymakers have been rescued from fire-hit parts of the Greek holiday island while others are having to cancel planned trips.

The Independent UK

Thousands of Britons rescued from Rhodes as flights continue arriving in UK

Holidaymakers spoke of their ‘traumatic’ and ‘miserable’ experiences, having to leave their hotels and sleep in schools, airports and sports centres.

The Independent UK

More Britons returning from fire-ravaged Rhodes on repatriation flights

Hundreds of people have already landed at UK airports after parts of the Greek island went up in flames.

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The Independent UK

Britons tell of Rhodes evacuation trauma as more repatriation flights scheduled

Hundreds of people have landed in the UK after parts of the popular Greek island were ravaged by wildfires.

The Independent UK

‘Trauma’ for couple on honeymoon who fled Rhodes fires amid screams and smoke

Claire and Paul Jones, both 36, were celebrating their honeymoon on Rhodes, Greece, when they were evacuated due to the wildfires.

Daily Mirror

'If I had joined the Rolling Stones maybe Brian would be alive', says Manfred Mann star

Paul Jones rose to fame as the frontman to Manfred Mann in the 1960s, but had the chance to join legendary rock band the Rolling Stones just as it was starting out

Manchester Evening News

Moment driver's new car becomes SWARMED by bees - even inside the boot

"It wasn’t funny at the time, but now looking back at it it was absolutely hilarious"

Newsroom.co.nz

The Boy in the Water: Episode 4 out now

Listen now to the latest episode of ‘The Boy in the Water’, the number one new podcast about a small town harbouring a big mystery, from award-winning investigations editor Melanie Reid.

FourFourTwo

‘Dear Nigel Martyn…’: Rediscovering the childhood letters I wrote to footballers in the '90s

Matthew Ketchell sent dozens of letters to Premier League footballers in the 1990s – almost 30 years later he has unearthed the replies

ABC News

ACT horse trainer Barbara Joseph reflects on a 48-year long career in horse racing

As a horse mad young woman, Barbara Joseph was once prohibited from entering the member's area at race meets. A lot has changed in the 48 years since, but she says more is needed.

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