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A cold night in the Western Desert, officers of the Royal Air Force huddle around a crackling radio, broadcasting chatter from the BBC Foreign Service. The men sip fortifying tea from tin mugs and await the distant, rumbling assault.
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Natalie Cole and her seven-piece band arrived in London for her only UK performance this year, on a worldwide tour celebrating a lifetime in the music business that began at the age of six where she debuted on her father’s Christmas album.
What sort of venue could possibly be appropriate for the nine-time Grammy award-winning singer and daughter of the legendary Nat King Cole? We sent Lawrence to a roundabout at the southern end of Westminster Bridge to find out.