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 Daily Mail Online
7/27/2012
What better way to end a great night than a sing-along ? Sir Paul McCartney leads the crowd in singing The Beatles' Hey Jude

The musical climax of the evening was provided by Sir Paul McCartney, the most successful songwriter in British history, who had the crowd singing and swaying. Smiling widely as he sat playing the piano, the British singer performed two songs: The End and Hey Jude.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2180131/London-2012-What-better-way-end-great-night-sing-Sir-Paul-McCartney-leads-crowd-singing-The-Beatles-Hey-Jude.html

Examiner
7/27/2012
Paul McCartney talks about Olympics plans, new album, in BBC interview

In an interview with Lauren Laverne on BBC 6 Music Thursday, Paul McCartney said he'll be attending some of the 2012 London Olympics events, calling it “one of the perks” of playing the opening ceremony.

http://www.examiner.com/article/paul-mccartney-talks-about-olympics-plans-new-album-bbc-interview

ShortList
7/27/2012
Paul McCartney
Master of Ceremonies

He’s Britain’s greatest musical export, a living legend and, when the Olympics finally arrive, the man who will say, “Hello, World.” In the meantime, ShortList’s Andrew Dickens says, “Hello, Sir Paul”He’s Britain’s greatest musical export, a living legend and, when the Olympics finally arrive, the man who will say, “Hello, World.” In the meantime, ShortList’s Andrew Dickens says, “Hello, Sir Paul”The subject of this interview needs no introduction, but he’s going to get one anyway.

http://www.shortlist.com/entertainment/music/paul-mccartney

The Times of India
7/28/2012
Sir Paul comes to jumbo calf’s aid

MUMBAI/KOCHI: Former Beatle Paul McCartney took a break from his London Olympics performance rehearsal for Sunder, a baby elephant who has been beaten and kept in chains. McCartney, who first came to India in 1966, wrote to Maharashtra forest minister Patangrao Kadam to use his power to rescue Sunder. The elephant is at Jyotiba temple in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, and the singer wants him to be moved to his habitat.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Sir-Paul-comes-to-jumbo-calfs-aid/articleshow/15219087.cms