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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex celebrates ‘best' dad Prince Harry on Father's Day

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex celebrates ‘best' dad Prince Harry on Father's Day

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Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the royal uploaded a montage of clips showing the Duke of Sussex spending time with their two children - Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, four. The video, featuring Have It All by Jason Mraz as the soundtrack, begins with an image of Harry embracing his little ones in a garden while standing underneath a banner that reads, "Happy Father's Day". The sweet clip then moves into never-before-seen footage of Archie and Lili as newborns and toddlers before showing more recent snaps of the children.

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'Cute': Isla Fisher shares a very telling post on social media just days after finalising her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen
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'Cute': Isla Fisher shares a very telling post on social media just days after finalising her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen

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Tributes flow for 90s DJ and dance vocalist John Reid, dead at 61
Tributes flow for 90s DJ and dance vocalist John Reid, dead at 61

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Tributes flow for 90s DJ and dance vocalist John Reid, dead at 61

Tributes are flowing for Nightcrawlers dance DJ and vocalist John Reid, who has died at the age of 61. The Glasgow-born producer DJ and vocalist had a successful career as a songwriter, having co-written Tina Turner's 1999 hit-single When the Heartache Is Over, songs for Rod Stewart and a UK chart-topping single for Westlife (Unbreakable). Reid also co-wrote Kelly Clarkson and Leona Lewis' Idol winner hit A Moment Like This, plus songs for artists including Eternal and Steps singer Claire Richards. His huge 90s hit with Nightcrawlers, Push The Feeling On, was later remixed by underground artists JCA and Rosabot and re-entered the U.S. Dance Chart, this time peaking at number 1. It has since received other successful remixes featuring people like Big Narstie and has become a club classic, making his name synonymous with 90s dance music. Fellow Scot and The Time Frequency vocalist Mary Kiani, who now lives in Australia, and was engaged to John for nine years, told her followers of his passing: 'Just heard this morning that my first love John Reid died suddenly. We met in Glasgow but fell in love in London. 'He was recording his album with Roy Hay (Culture Club) for his new band 'This way up'. Myself and Danusia Danoosha Zaremba were on tour, and every night we met at the Columbian hotel. 'We bought our first flat in Dennistoun age 21 & 22. We were both doing great with our music. 'The birth of The Nightcrawlers happened (Push the feeling on). We toured, we recorded, we did our vocal sessions together. 'We parted 9 years later. Last year, I got in touch with him. I said I'd love to say hello again before one of us dies. I saw him just last year in Glasgow. RIP John.' And Susan Boyle's vocal coach and Red Hot Chilli Pipers singer Chris Judge added: ' RIP John Reid, an incredible Scottish singer with so much soul, most famous for his vocals in the Nightcrawlers hit push the feeling on. it's been sampled so many times Pitbull, the Friday song by Riton Mufasa & Hypeman etc. 'He was also an extremely talented topline writer, who wrote hit after hit for Tina Turner, Rod Stewart, Leona Lewis, Westlife.' He added: ' I remember him from doing road shows all over the country. back when I was in the boy band days he was always such a nice guy very encouraging and supportive to all the new bands. 'He had so much success as a writer but it was his voice I loved he was an incredible singer and well respected like Mary in the session scene doing all the backing vocals working for people like Ian Levine.' Reid's cause of death has not yet been publicly released.

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