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Michael Joseph Jackson (1958-2009) was without doubt the King of Pop. A career spanning from the 60's with the Jackson 5 to his solo career of the last 3 decades literally put him up there with the likes of Elvis, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. He died just a few weeks before his comeback tour at the O2 Arena. He will be missed but his music will live on.


Click for larger image BBC News Channel
2009 Click for larger image Interview with Matt Blank of the Michael Jackson World Network Fanclub.

Click for larger image ITV News
2009 Click for larger image Mark Austin and Mary Nightingale present the Evening News.

Click for larger image The West Country Tonight
2009 Claire Manning is live from Day 1 of Glastonbury. Special opening titles for the show which included an interview with friend and child star Mark Lester, Glastonbury organiser Michael Eavis, pop star Pharrell Williams and Matt Fiddes who was featured in the Channel 4 documentary about the family moving to North Devon.
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Click for larger image Sky News
2009 Click for larger image Interview with former Tour promoter Derek Rawden.

Click for larger image Euronews
2009 Click for larger image Euronews breaks the story.

Click for larger image CNN International
2009 Click for larger image Fans are interviewed outside one of the theatres where Michael used to perform.

Click for larger image Al Jazeera
2009 Click for larger image Rob Reynolds reports on his life.

Click for larger image France 24
2009 Click for larger image Interview with Pierre Sissmann of Sony Music Europe.

Click for larger image NHK World
2009 Click for larger image The view from Japan on the news and the story of his first visit to the country in 1987.

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