Susan Boyle announces first tour
Singer Susan Boyle has announced her first tour. She says a seven-night stint in Scotland will be a "thank you" to her home country.
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Singer Susan Boyle has announced her first tour. She says a seven-night stint in Scotland will be a "thank you" to her home country.
Read the full storySusan Boyle has told Daybreak's Ross King that she once skipped school to watch her teenage crush Donny Osmond perform.
The Britain's Got Talent sensation was performing with her lifelong idol in Las Vegas.
Watch the full interview on the Daybreak website.
Singing sensation Susan Boyle, who sprang to fame on Britain's Got Talent, is given an honorary doctorate for her musical contribution.
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More details have been announced about one of the biggest shows celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Susan Boyle will headline the Pageant in June which will also feature more than 1000 performers and 500 horses.
The event at Windsor Castle will also feature a host of other famous faces including Dame Helen Mirren who won an Oscar for her portrayal of the Queen.
Susan Boyle gets a standing ovation on the opening night of a musical about her life.
The singer was in Newcastle, along with fans from around the world, for I Dreamed A Dream.
It charts her life, from her childhood as part of a large family in West Lothian in Scotland to the moment she shot to stardom on ITV's Britain's Got Talent.
Snowballs, suicidal ducks and Susan Boyle CDs have all been blamed for damage to cars.
In the duck incident, a mallard flew clean through the windscreen of a woman's car, the Autoglass company reported.
The company was also called out last year to a driver who needed assistance after reporting he had cracked his windscreen using a Susan Boyle CD to scrape away ice.
In another case, a woman complained that "an evil pheasant" had stalked her and attacked her husband's car, while another driver needed help after accidentally firing his shotgun inside his vehicle.