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  Queen's Brian May pays tribute to 'inimitable' Jeff Beck

  Queen guitarist Brian May is "lost for words" over the death of Jeff Beck. The legendary rock musician passed away "suddenly" on Tuesday after contracting bacterial meningitis. He was 78. On Wednesday, May took to Twitter to remember the Grammy Award-winning guitarist. "Gutted, so sad, to hear of Jeff's passing. He was the Guv'nor. He was inimitable, irreplaceable - the absolute pinnacle of guitar playing. And a damn fine human being," he posted. "I'm sure I will have a lot to say, but right now

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  Britain's oldest lorry driver to continue working at the age of 90 after passing health check

  Britain's oldest lorry driver who still works 12 hour days at the age of 90 is set to continue working for another year after passing a health MOT.

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  Relax the rules for medical students to resolve the shortage of GPs

  THE fundamental change that is required in order to solve all the problems posed by Catriona Stewart ("GP access is a national joke: I'm not laughing", The Herald, December 6) is a reduction in GP per capita list size to 1,000. A full-time GP looking after a "flock" of 1,000 souls will seldom have more than 100 consultations per week, with 15-minute appointments, most patients being seen face-to-face by the doctor on the same day that the appointment is made. The patients are given all the time

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  The Beach Boys’ Mike Love: ‘I used to call Brian Wilson the Stalin of the studio’

  The Beach Boys turned 60 this year. “It’s kind of miraculous,” says Mike Love, 81, calling from his home in Lake Tahoe, California. “What started as a family hobby became a profession, and a vocation. Not without challenges, changes, ups and downs. We lost a couple along the way. But we’re still on the road, keeping those songs alive. And maybe the songs keep us alive, too.”

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  Superb care for a vagrant was evidence of high NHS standards

  TUESDAY’S issue of The Herald had an article raising questions about the principles that underpin the NHS in Scotland, and another suggesting that “private”– or commercial – health care is a necessity (“Top doctor calls for debate on NHS future”; Natasha Radmehr, “Private health care used to be a luxury. Now it feels like a necessity”).

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  Exclusive: Lainey Wilson reveals surprising plans after emotional CMAs win

  Lainey Wilson was the most-nominated artist at the 2022 CMA Awards on Wednesday, scoring six nods in her first year as a nominee – so it's not surprising she walked away with a few. MORE: The most show-stopping looks from the 2022 CMA Awards red carpet The Hold My Halo singer was named New Artist of the Year and Female Vocalist of the Year, meaning she had reason to celebrate following the ceremony at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. However, instead of rubbing shoulders with the who's who of coun

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  Ellie Goulding, Tems and Ed Sheeran honoured at BMI London Awards 2022

  Ellie Goulding came away with the top prize at the BMI London Awards.

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  'The end of an era' Rangers fans at Ibrox pay tribute to The Queen

  Rangers fans have paid tribute to the Queen following her death.

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  Ellie Goulding and Tems to be honoured at BMI London Awards

  Ellie Goulding will receive the top honour at the BMI London Awards next month.

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  Letters: The abolition of regional councils was a Tory dictat imposed with scant consultation

  IN a throwaway line in his latest column ("Our water success should point the way ahead for energy", The Herald, August 16), Brian Wilson suggests that the 1975 local government reorganisation was carried out by the Tories.

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