News about Jamie Jones

BigCityBeats WORLD CLUB DOME's 10th anniversary is this year, so the internationally renowned festival will be upping the bar. Fans of WORLD CLUB DOME have been wowed by its stacked line-ups, unique festival layout, and innovative displays, which will transport visitors to Atlantis' enchanted seas this year. Over 180,000 people are expected to attend 250 artists on 25 stages this year, with one of them being in Germany.

Michael Bibi, a DJ and producer, has confirmed he has been diagnosed with CNS Lymphoma, a rare form of brain and spinal cancer. On Monday evening, the London-based electronic musician, 32, posted the news with his followers in a tumultuous fashion on his Instagram page. As he announced that he has already started treatment, Michael posted a snapshot of himself with a canula strapped to his hand.

When the accident occurred at 4.55 p.m. on December 12, 2021, Jamie Jones was riding his bike in Sealand Road, Flintshire, on a cycle path, the Ruthin coroner's office was told. Jamie's bike had veered from the path to the pole in a CCTV video near an industrial yard, but there was no reason given as to why the accident occurred, but investigators were unable to find a cause. Jamie was admitted to hospital but it was discovered that she had already had cardiac arrest and could not be saved. Experts said that the bike he owned was unlawful to ride without a license because it had a maximum speed of about 70 mph.

North is back for another year in August this year, with a line-up stacked with hitmakers for a summer weekend to remember. MailOnline looks at all you need to hear ahead of the electronic music festival as festival season approaches.

Aimee Byron, of Fareham, Hampshire, was one of those speaking out. Both her two boys, aged three and 17 months, died from the deadly disease that has killed nine children in the United Kingdom. Jamie, the mother of her three children, was first diagnosed with the disease three days later by his brother Drew (both pictures left). Aimee said the key signs to watch for included a rash around the lips (top right) and white bumps inside the mouth (bottom right).

Mark Selby downplayed his fourth career peak after defeating Jack Lisowski 4-1 in the Cazoo British Open. In Milton Keynes' opening frame of the last-16 match, the British team recorded a monumental treble in the process. 'It's a good achievement to make a 147 in any tournament.' "But to do it there, live on TV, was an extra-special feeling."