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Fan to reunite with star who avoided Top Of The Pops thanks to lift in mum’s car - AOL (opens the original)
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A music fan who helped The Wonder Stuff to avoid performing on Top Of The Pops by offering a lift to the band’s singer in his mother’s car is to be reunited with the star. Mark Galbraith, then 17, had gone to see the indie band in Carlisle in March 1994 with his friends. After the gig, they were approached by the band’s singer Miles Hunt to ask if any of them could drive him to a hotel to help him disappear and avoid performing on the TV show. The band had been promised a day off before their ma
Fan to reunite with star who avoided Top Of The Pops thanks to lift in mumâs car (opens the original)
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A music fan who helped The Wonder Stuff to avoid performing on Top Of The Pops by offering a lift to the bandâs singer in his motherâs car is to be reunited with the star. Mark Galbraith, then 17, had gone to see the indie band in Carlisle in March 1994 with his friends. After the gig, they were approached by the bandâs singer Miles Hunt to ask if any of them could drive him to a hotel to help him disappear and avoid performing on the TV show. The band had been promised a day off before th
Enter Shikari announce hiatus which âmay end with extinctionâ (opens the original)
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Rock band Enter Shikari have announced a hiatus which they say âmay end with extinctionâ. The band, which formed in 1999 as Hybryd, are due to tour the UK in November, and mainland Europe and America next year, and said they hope to play some of their favourite places âone last timeâ. A statement from the St Albans-founded band read: âAs of December 31, 2027, Enter Shikari will fall dormant as a recording and performing entity. This dormancy may eventually end with an eruption back int
MPs recommend BBC charter renewal is scrapped and licence fee extended beyond TV (opens the original)
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The Digital, Culture, Media And Sport Committee (DCMS) has recommended that the BBC extends the licence fee to cover services other than TV and that the charter review is scrapped and made permanent. The DCMS recommendations come ahead of the Government finalising its proposals for the next BBC royal charter later this year, which will set out how the corporation will be governed, regulated and funded from 2028 onwards. In its recommendations, the DCMS said the BBC needed to be more independent
MPs recommend BBC charter renewal is scrapped and licence fee extended beyond TV - AOL (opens the original)
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The Digital, Culture, Media And Sport Committee (DCMS) has recommended that the BBC extends the licence fee to cover services other than TV and that the charter review is scrapped and made permanent. The DCMS recommendations come ahead of the Government finalising its proposals for the next BBC royal charter later this year, which will set out how the corporation will be governed, regulated and funded from 2028 onwards. In its recommendations, the DCMS said the BBC needed to be more independent
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