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Paul McCartney reunited with his former Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr at his daughter Stella McCartney's Paris Fashion Week show alongside the pair's respective wives

An extensive portfolio of Stuart’s artwork is also being offered by the Sutcliffe Estate, showing the flair that made him the brains behind the band’s style, name and early music

American hotel chain MCR Hotels is set to take over the BT Tower to turn it into a swanky hotel after it was purchased from the telecoms giant for a whopping £275million

Sam Mendes is set to direct four films about the Beatles - who were Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon and George Harrison - which each focused on a different member

Sir Paul McCartney has admitted it was his idea to make the brightly coloured Sgt. Pepper's uniforms for The Beatles after being inspired by a band he saw at Butlin's holiday camp

The Beatles' drummer Ringo Starr is hoping to raise money for charity by releasing photos taken of the band decades ago, including of Paul McCartney and the late John Lennon

As 4,000 mostly hysterical school-skipping girls lined the Tarmac on their arrival, Paul McCartney, 21; George Harrison, 20; and Lennon and Starr, both 23, were given their first taste of what the US had in store for The Beatles

Antiques Roadshow viewers were left divided after a guest accidentally ripped a Beatles collectable on camera, with some sympathising with her and others finding it hilarious

Imelda Mounfield, the wife of Mani, has died at the age of 52, her family have confirmed. The news was announced on X, formerly Twitter, on Saturday afternoon by Happy Mondays member Rowetta

Archive film was used to bring the Fab Four back together for the video for new song Now And Then, with Paul McCartney and George Harrison seen alongside their former bandmates

BBC Radio 2 DJ Scott Mills has come under fire whilst introducing the 'final' song from legendary music stars The Beatles as their song 'Now and Then' is released this week

Now And Then was mainly sung by John Lennon, meaning it was the first time fans had heard him performing a new song for decades - and thousands were overcome with emotion

Sir Paul McCartney has revealed that it was "magical" reuniting with fellow Beatles for the new track Now And Then, which was written and sung by John Lennon

Now And Then, a song 45 years in the making, has finally been released today, with fans of The Beatles sharing their thoughts on the track that got by with a little help from its robotic friends

Now And Then will be on The Beatles’ YouTube channel. The song was written in the 1970s by John Lennon, and worked on by Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr in the 1990s

New technology has enabled a demo recording of John Lennon to be cleaned up and used for the last ever Beatles track, after it was previously thought the quality wasn't good enough

The most successful songwriting partnership of all time fractured when Lennon quit The Beatles in 1969, but McCartney is glad they re-connected before Lennon's assassination in 1980

Dolly Parton and Sir Paul McCartney worked together on the new version of the song and The Beatles star, 81, was 'very pleased' to be by her side for the production of it

Former Oasis rocker says he would love to team up with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr for a show - and even wants to rope in former The Jam frontman Paul Weller

The Beatles legend Ringo Starr was destined for stardom from an early age - although few reading headmaster AE Virr's school report would have formed that conclusion

The long-running BBC One show looked back at pieces of memorabilia brought in by members of the public as part of a special show celebrating the 100th anniversary of the broadcaster

A look back on the glittering career of the Mirror reporter who broke the biggest stories, including The Beatles' split

The country singer has gone rock for the first time and has shared the moment with some A-list stars - including a duet with her goddaughter Miley Cyrus

The family’s post-war council house was where Paul, his songwriting partner John Lennon and bandmates George Harrison and Ringo Starr would create the sound that changed music for ever

Bernadette Byrne, who was dating George Harrison at the time, witnessed the phenomenon unfold at a 1963 gig at Southport’s Floral Hall which kicked off the group's first tour