Paul Mccartney threw his support behind a global campaign

Sir Paul Mccartney threw his support behind a global campaign is to save wild tigers.

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The avid animal rights activist and longtime vegetarian is lending his name to TigerTime, which was established in June (11) by conservationist David Shepherd in a bid to raise awareness of the dwindling numbers of tigers left in the wild.

Beatles symptoms and urged his fans to support a campaign to sign it.

He says, "Losing the wild tiger would be unforgivable. We need people power to save it! Please get behind this fabulous initiative. Whatever you do, wherever you live, your voice matters! Every signature makes the campaign stronger."

Shepherd adds, "The vast majority of people are shocked to the core when they hear that there are only 3,200 wild tigers left on earth. It is a shockingly low figure. Think of it this way - every wild tiger on earth could stand on just one soccer pitch! Getting that message out to people is vital if we are to save the wild tiger.

"Paul MCCartney has a huge following around the world. His support will help us to reach out to people in ever greater numbers. We are asking everyone, from every part of the world, from young to old to add their signature to our cause."

Paul McCartney accusations by journalists

Sir Paul McCartney accusations by journalists on his mobile phone was hacked to contact police.

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This comes after his former wife, Heather Mills, in 2001, called her a senior journalist with the Daily Mirror has claimed.

Sir Paul, 69, said: ‘I am going to talk to the police because apparently I have been hacked. I don’t know much about it because they won’t tell anyone except the person themselves.’

He added: ‘I do think it’s a horrendous violation of privacy. I do think it has been going on for a long time and I do think more people than we know knew about it.’

Miss Mills Piers Morgan revealed in the Mirror from 1995 to 2004 and now edits a CNN talk show host in America to put pressure on.

Paul Mccartney not confirmed to perform in weeding

Sir Paul McCartney has not been officially confirmed to perform a song in the weeding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Paul 68 years old Beatles story had allegedly been asked to play at their April wedding.

A source said: "William and Kate have chosen their wedding list and Paul McCartney is their number one choice to perform. They can't think of anyone more perfect to kick off proceedings."

At the Daily Star newspaper the source also told, "Prince William is following in his mother Princess Diana's footsteps by inviting a host of famous friends to join him on his wedding day. Paul McCartney has been asked to do a few numbers and he said he feels very privileged."

But as of yet the music story is not officially signed on to sing for the group.

A representative for McCartney told US website GossipCop.com that it is recently just a rumour.

When Paul McCartney missed out on playing a gig for Obama

Sir Paul McCartney beatles legend, he was turned away by security guards at the White House when he arrived to play a gig for U.S. President Barack Obama last month.
McCartney, 68, had arrived at the iconic building in Washington, D.C. ahead of his scheduled performance for the president, but he and his band were not allowed through the strict security checks.
Guards on the gate eventually sent McCartney to a different entrance, but the delay left the musician fearing he would miss the gig.
"The security getting through of the White House (was memorable). For the rehearsal, we got through fine. But for the real gig, we were sort of not let in," the Daily Express quoted him as saying.
"At the gate we said, 'We're the entertainment.' He (the security guard) said, 'No, you'll have to walk around the other block.'
"It was heavy traffic, so we're going, 'Oh geesh. Wouldn't you just know it'," he added.

Sir Paul McCartney's daughter Beatrice takes the stage

Sir Paul McCartney's daughter Beatrice takes the stage
She may be just six years old, but Beatrice McCartney is already showing signs of taking after her father, Sir Paul McCartney.

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Sir Paul McCartney's former wife Heather Mills, pictured, has told Mandrake that Bea inspired children in the audience at a stage show to follow her in a series of dance moves Photo: EDDIE MULHOLLAND

Sir Paul McCartney's former wife Heather Mills has told Mandrake that Bea inspired children in the audience at a stage show to follow her in a series of dance moves.

"We were going to the Brighton run of Mamma Mia! and I told Bea that everyone would be dressed up in Seventies gear, so I put on a dark wig and went as Frida, and Bea was Agnes: we did the whole nine yards," said Mills, who overcame the loss of a leg to compete in the television show Dancing On Ice.

"But we got there and we were the only ones [dressed up]. I was mortified. Bea was like the Pied Piper. She got up and had all the little girls from the audience doing dance moves and singing along to songs in the aisles."

Mills, whose divorce from Sir Paul was so acrimonious that she threw a glass of water over Fiona Shackleton, his lawyer, in court, has no taste for The Beatles. "I'd much rather listen to Wagner or Shostakovich," she said at the opening of the Abba World experience at Earls Court.

"I love classical. When I was a girl my dad would always take us to listen to classical concerts."
She added, with typical modesty: "I've actually done a lot of work on promoting classical music behind the scenes. It's something I might bring to TV next year and aim it at children, to encourage kids to be turned

Paul McCartney says Beatles weren't that good

Sir Paul McCartney has said that the Beatles were not that good when they first formed.
The singer added that he understood the reason why record label Decca declined to sign the band in 1962."We obviously weren't that good. We were formulating it all," the Sun quoted him as saying in an interview with Xfm's Ian Camfield. He added: "You wouldn't have thought we were that great. You'd have turned us down if you were a record company. And they did - Decca turned us down!"However, the Fab Four later signed with EMI's Parlophone label, with the assistance of producer George Martin.The band then headed to play a 48-night residency in a Hamburg, Germany, club. McCartney said: "When we first went to Hamburg, and there'd be no one in the club."You'd see a couple of students, maybe a guy and his girlfriend, and they'd look in a bit tentatively, look up at the price of the beer, see it was too much and start walking out."So we'd go, 'Come on, everybody, get back in here! It's all happening!'"So we'd learned to attract an audience. After a few weeks, we'd be actually packing those clubs."It taught us that game of how to win over an audience."We learned loads of songs, so by the time we got back to England, we had quite a big repertoire."