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Sir Elton John has said that ending Aids by 2030 is possible and doable as his charity launched a new initiative.The Elton John Aids Foundation on Thursday launched a three-year fund, worth 125 million dollars (101 million), to tackle the growing rates of HIV infections in vulnerable communities.Speaking about the Rocket Fund to Good Morning America (GMA), Sir Elton said: We still have work to do but that's why I'm launching this, we really want to end the Aids situation by 2030, we think it's possible (and) it's doable so we just want to get a move on.

Singer-songwriter Linda Lewis, whose career spanned more than four decades, has died at the age of 72, her family has announced.The British musician was known for a five-octave vocal range and provided backing vocals for the likes of David Bowie and Rod Stewart.She also enjoyed solo success in the 1970s with songs including Rock-A-Doodle-Doo.

Yusuf/Cat Stevens and Joan Armatrading have paid tribute to Linda Lewis, who made the sweetest melody, following her death at the age of 72.The singer-songwriter, known for her five-octave vocal range and ability to perform a wide array of genres, enjoyed solo success in the 1970s as well as providing backing vocals for such artists as David Bowie and Sir Rod Stewart.

Glastonbury's on-site radio station breached broadcasting rules when it aired a song by rapper Little Simz featuring offensive language, the broadcasting watchdog has found.Worthy FM, whose presenters and producers are all volunteers, played the track Miss Understood shortly before 7pm on Thursday June 23 of this year's festival.

Stormzy has admitted he became depressed and withdrawn while making his debut album, which he described as a super heavy experience.The rapper opened up to Louis Theroux about issues including his childhood, dating life, faith and the strained relationship with his father.The pair met during the first episode of the documentarian's new BBC Two series, Louis Theroux Interviews, which aired on Tuesday.

The Life in the UK test is a key part of the application process to become a British citizen or settle in the country.But Meghan Markle has revealed that even her husband Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, could not answer questions asked of aspiring citizens.Tests were introduced in 2005 for migrants seeing citizenship, and in 2007 for people applying for settlement, and are intended to prove applicants have sufficient knowledge' of British life.

The Life in the UK test is a key part of the application process to become a British citizen or settle in the country.But Meghan Markle has revealed that even her husband Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, could not answer questions asked of aspiring citizens.Tests were introduced in 2005 for migrants seeing citizenship, and in 2007 for people applying for settlement, and are intended to prove applicants have sufficient knowledge' of British life.

The Life in the UK test is a key part of the application process to become a British citizen or settle in the country.But Meghan Markle has revealed that even her husband Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, could not answer questions asked of aspiring citizens.Tests were introduced in 2005 for migrants seeing citizenship, and in 2007 for people applying for settlement, and are intended to prove applicants have sufficient knowledge' of British life.