News about Marti Pellow

The Wet Wet Wet lead singer, 58, made his appearance on the daytime television show to promote his forthcoming tour 'Popped in Souled Out.' The actor, who is now nearing 60, was content to reminisce about his youth as a writer. 'What it did for me, Lorraine, brings me right back to those songs that I was writing as a child,' he told Lorraine.

This would be the most enjoyable winter's day for a walk in the woods under different circumstances. As we crunch through the snow, the temperature is just below zero, with the sky a brilliant blue and sunlight dapples through the pine canopy. However, these particulars are coincident to the demise and explosion of a new and outgoing artillery fire that echoes through this lovely woodland. As hooded wraiths, two Ukrainian soldiers in white camouflage uniforms had just stepped out of the trees to greet us, with assault rifles slung over their shoulders. According to them, this way and quickly. We go that way and quickly because drone warfare is also applicable to drone warfare and the Russian frontline, as well as its numerical hegemony in such weapons.

Marti Pellow, a Glasgow singer, shares memories of Pattison Street. He claims that as a child, 'every one' used to play on the street, and that there were 'no cars' around. Marti has only one picture (pictured right) of him as a child because his parents couldn't afford a camera.

Emmerdale's soap Emmerdale is celebrating fifty years with a blockbuster episode. Emmerdale debuted in 1972, the year Britain announced that it would join what would be the EU. Jaci Stephen reveals her favorite scenes from the past 50 years, describing how the soap went from quaint to deadly. In 1972, the original cast was seen correctly. Debbie Dingle, the top of the page. Bottom left: Moira Barton, John and Holly Barton