11.44am BST World leaders in Normandy are now meeting at the Chateau de Benouville, near Caen, for lunch, before this afternoon's centrepiece ceremony at Sword beach.
It's a reference to a centrepiece skit at the midweek gig, when Hill was attacked by a very short man wearing a golden leotard, who charged in from the wings to engage him in a pillow fight.
In case Oklahoma taxpayers are tempted to complain about such lavish expense, it should be pointed out that the new gurney is likely to see plenty of use: the last one was purchased by the state in the 1950s and was the centrepiece of at least 111 judicial killings.
This was to be his big year, its centrepiece a retrospective at Tate Modern to coincide with the Olympics.
What we said: "Over 12 minutes long with an eight-minute reprise, the album's centrepiece, Amphis, seems at first undisciplined – Abbott goes heavy on the wibbling, warbling effects – but (very) gradually it builds into something epic and unexpectedly moving," wrote Killian Fox, in the Observer.
City officials have hardly been able to contain their joy at the news, long rumoured and finally confirmed this week, that publishing giant Condé Nast will be the main tenant at the new One World Trade Centre skyscraper, the centrepiece of the redevelopment at the site of the fallen Twin Towers.
Is it something new?" Whatever the mission, he said, The Post will have "readers at its centrepiece.
I'm sceptical of any mission that has advertisers at its centrepiece.
