After a week of voting, RadioTimes.com readers have named the best Christmas song ever as the Fairytale of New York.
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In our exclusive poll, we asked readers what they thought the best Christmas song of all time was, breaking down by decades from the 1940s to 2010s.
The 1980s poll saw Last Christmas by Wham! up against Fairytale of New York by The Pogues featuring Kirsty MacColl, with the latter winning the poll by six per cent. Read More...
The opening will also mark 70 years since Sinatra first visited Birmingham. In 1953, the star performed a UK tour with visits to huge venues up and down the country, including the Manchester Palace Theatre and the London Palladium.
Across a 60-year career, Frank Sinatra became one of the most famous singers the world has ever known. Selling 150 million records worldwide, Ol' Blue Eyes performed some of the biggest songs of the '50s and '60s, and starred in major films such as Guys and Dolls and From Here to Eternity. Read More...
So, what can the kids get up to?
Listen to the tales of the Little PrincessFans of the award-winning Little Princess TV show and bestselling international picture books are invited to join the author and illustrator, Tony Ross, for an exclusive storytelling session at 11am on Saturday September 26th. He’ll be talking all things Little Princess, as well as reading, live drawing and even screening an episode.
And learn to draw her too. Read More...
