Bob Geldof revealed plans to speak privately with Ed Sheeran about the singer’s stance on the new “blended” version of Band Aid’s Do They Know It’s Christmas?. Ed had not given permission for his vocals to be used in the mix, citing a change in his understanding of the narrative. Geldof acknowledged differing opinions, emphasizing the importance of dialogue. He defended the charity single’s impact in providing meals to children in need. The 2014 version of the song, which featured Ed, had controversial lyrics rewritten in response to the Ebola crisis.
The terrifying case of the ‘crossbow cannibal’ who idolised the Yorkshire Ripper
Stephen Griffiths, infamously known as "the crossbow cannibal," was sentenced to life in prison for the murders of three women, including Suzanne Blamires, Susan Rushworth, and Shelley Armitage, between 2009 and 2010. His arrest followed a police raid initiated by shocking CCTV footage showing him dragging Blamires into his home, where officers later discovered evidence of his gruesome crimes. Want More Context? 🔎
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