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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Ronnie Wood in emotional return to pal Jimi Hendrix's flat - 'it's so strange' (opens the original)
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At number 23 Brook Street, the very creaky floorboards of Jimi Hendrix’s old flat in London’s Mayfair are groaning as Ronnie Wood excitedly bounds around. The Rolling Stones rocker is giving me a personal tour of his paintings of the late musician, now hanging in what was once Hendrix’s front room. In one, Hendrix sits against a vivid, burnt-orange background, dressed in a wide-brimmed black hat and flared trousers. “Jimi was hard to draw and had a difficult face to capture like Mick, but I thin
Steven Bartlett praised for act of kindness after charity donation (opens the original)
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He is one of Britain’s most famous entrepreneurs - but Steven Bartlett has shown a softer side to his character during a speaking event in Australia. The Dragons Den star was talking alongside American author and motivational speaker Tony Robbins - when he was made aware of a young man in the audience. Lumore Bullmore’s had lost his father when he was just 12 - so to raise money for a suicide awareness charity, he had vowed to cycle from Australia’s Gold Coast to Sydney - a gruelling 1,000km (62
The inside story of the 'sixth Spice Girl' who would 'sit by herself at lunch' (opens the original)
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Munching on toast in the front room of their vocal coach’s house, the newly-formed Spice Girls were still a long way from pop stardom. Broke and yet to land a record deal, they spent their days not only rehearsing together but also learning how to survive in the cut-throat music industry. “They couldn't afford to go out to get lunch,” says voice coach Pepi Lemer, before adding: “I do remember a conversation that I had with them to tell them to be aware of their power….I just wanted to kind of ma
The night David Bowie was born in a room above a pub and shunned real name (opens the original)
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Up a rickety staircase above the Victoria Tavern in west London is a small function room, the sort of place you might hire for a birthday party. It is difficult to imagine that such an unassuming room gave birth to David Bowie but it was here in 1966 that the 18-year-old singer was introduced to the world. Just months earlier he had still been Davie Jones, struggling for a hit and searching for the identity which would eventually make him a superstar. The upstairs room was then known as the Gaie
'My epic mission to track down dog which mauled me as Mirror praised by judge' (opens the original)
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For the last three years, every dog walk has been more or less the same. My eyes are forever darting down side streets, or across the road. If I hear something running up behind me, my stomach lurches. There was no rational reason to be afraid. The dog which viciously attacked me in 2023 had been seized and could no longer come bounding around a corner. But the psychological scars of that awful evening, which left me in hospital, stayed with me long after my own wounds healed. Now, at last, it f
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