News about Denny Laine

On the edge of Longleat Estate and Safari Park in Wiltshire, the beauty spot known as Heaven's Gate has views that stretch as far as Wales. The late Marquess of Bath erected a massive granite ring sculpture on a hill overlooking his Elizabethan ancestral grave. When the vibrant aristocrat's ashes were scattered in April 2020, it was here, as well as Covid's. Alas, the sad job had to be carried out by an undertaker, implying that the vast number of women in his life - cheekily dubbed 'wifelets' by lusty Lord Bath - was refused from expressing their final fond farewells. But four years later, some of the wifelets, Bath, who made up 75 percent of them in his lifetime, are now hatching a memorial service at Heaven's Gate, with flowers, candles, self-penned poems, and, possibly, a glass of fizz.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: When King Charles (pictured in Brisbane in 2018) last visited Australia in 2018, he enraged republicans by bringing a yeoman to assist him in getting dressed. One politician characterized the 'baggage man with an ancient name' as part of a 13-strong entourage whose £160,000 bill enraged locals. The Australian Republic Movement has launched a petition ten months before the King and Queen's first official visit as monarchs, stating that Australian taxpayers should not pay for it. More than 75% of Australians agree that the royal family, not Australian taxpayers, should pay the bill.'

Denny Laine's wife reported on Wednesday that the rock and roll icon died on Wednesday at the age of 79 after a long battle with lung disease. The musician was the lead singer of rock band The Moody Blues and guitarist with Sir Paul McCartney's band Wings. In 2018, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Denny Laine, the lead singer of rock band The Moody Blues and guitarist with Sir Paul McCartney's band Wings, has died at the age of 79.

After dying at the age of 79, Paul McCartney paid tribute to his former Wings bandmate Denny Laine. Elizabeth Haines, the late musician's wife, announced on Tuesday that he died after a long battle with lung disease. Following the news, Penning wrote a long letter on Instagram. 'It was a pleasure to know,' Denny said.