Keith Richards

As The Rolling Stones prepare to head out on their sold out tour, it seems the legendary rock band could be joined by an iconic popstar while out on the road. 

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: It was Robert Cleveland 'Bob' Johnson (1920-1993), who led the weekly debate on Mission: Impossible. Johnson, a native of Portland, Oregon, worked in the entertainment industry, but during World War II service in the Army Air Corps, he began performing and announcing in variety shows. He has performed with the Roger Wagner Chorale and in background groups for films like Dr. Zhivago. Johnson on CBS (19666-73) and two on ABC (1988-1990) with the weekly warning: 'This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.' 'Good luck,'

ALISON BOSHOFF: They're the Glimmer Twins - but perhaps Sir Mick Jagger and Keith Richards should be boosted to solid gold. For the record, The Rolling Stones company earned at least $180 million (£142 million) over nine years, but paid tax amounts to less than 1% of the total. According to statistics published by the Dutch Chamber of Commerce, Promogroup BV, the Stones' holding company, has been quietly reaping millions since 2013. The directors' most recent reports, released in March this year, state that there were'receivables' in the year from January to December 2021, totaling $25 million (£20 million). They paid tax on a $213,000 (£168,000) basis during that time. They paid $75,000 (£60,000) in taxes in the previous year, but the royalties, which were then counted as assets, were later reported as liabilities of $33 million (£26 million).