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Music fans recall watching Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium 40 years on

The concert, organised by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure, took place on July 13 1985.

Evening Standard · Jul 12, 2025

Liam Payne, Sven-Goran Eriksson and Maggie Smith among those mourned in 2024

Here are some of the well-known people who died in 2024.

The Independent UK · Dec 30, 2024

Liam Payne, Dave Myers and Maggie Smith among those lost in 2024

Liam Payne, Michael Mosley, Alex Salmond and Maggie Smith were among the celebrities we lost in 2024 ...

The National (Scotland) · Dec 27, 2024

Annie Nightingale: DJ, author, presenter, mother. Raver extraordinaire.

Annie Nightingale, who died on January 11, was a champion of what she called “underground music”. At the age of 83, she was BBC Radio 1’s longest serving DJ. She outlasted all the male counterparts from the 1970s and – unlike most of them – she never lost her touch…

The Conversation · Jan 15, 2024

Annie Nightingale obituary

Radio 1’s longest-serving broadcaster, dedicated to groundbreaking music for more than 50 years

The Guardian - UK · Jan 12, 2024

Annie Nightingale didn’t only kick down doors in radio – she held them open

The late Radio 1 DJ was inspiring for so many reasons: her unbounded tastes, her all-star connections, and her refusal to be a gatekeeper

The Guardian - UK · Jan 12, 2024

"A trailblazer, spirited, adventurous, fearless, hilarious, smart": Annie Nightingale, influential DJ, dies aged 83

Tributes pour in for first female Radio 1 presenter

MusicRadar · Jan 12, 2024

Annie Nightingale, BBC Radio 1's first female DJ, dies aged 83

BBC Radio 1's first-ever female presenter has died at the age of 83 after a "short illness", her family confirmed in a statement.

The National (Scotland) · Jan 12, 2024

Annie Nightingale dead at 83: Zoe Ball and Mary Anne Hobbs lead tributes to 'trailblazing' Radio 1 DJ

Nightingale - a pioneering radio DJ who opened doors for Zoe Ball, Sara Cox and Jo Whiley - died following a short illness

Evening Standard · Jan 12, 2024

Annie Nightingale, BBC Radio 1's first female DJ has died at the age of 83

BBC Radio 1's first-ever female presenter has died at the age of 83 after a "short illness", her family confirmed in a statement.

The National (Scotland) · Jan 12, 2024