Storm Goretti: Britain Faces Heavy Snow, Strong Winds, and Deepening Winter Chill

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  Storm Goretti: Britain Faces Heavy Snow, Strong Winds, and Deepening Winter Chill Britain is set to experience a fresh blast of severe winter weather as the first named storm of the year, Storm Goretti, moves towards the UK. The storm is expected to bring heavy snowfall, powerful winds, and freezing conditions, adding to the ongoing cold snap gripping the country. Storm Goretti has been named by the French meteorological service, and current forecasts suggest that southern parts of the UK are likely to be the most affected, particularly on Thursday and Friday. The arrival of this storm could cause widespread disruption across transport networks and daily life. Expected Weather Conditions Weather experts say that the exact path of Storm Goretti remains uncertain, but the most likely scenario points to heavy rain moving in from the southwest, which will gradually turn to snow across large areas. Regions stretching from Wales through to East Anglia could see significant snowfall acc...
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Tributes to Stone Roses and Primal Scream bassist Mani

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Tributes Pour In for Stone Roses & Primal Scream Legend Mani


Fans and fellow musicians across the world are mourning the death of Gary “Mani” Mounfield — the iconic bassist known for shaping the sound of Manchester’s music scene. He passed away at the age of 63, leaving a huge impact on the generations he inspired.


Liam Gallagher was among the first to react, saying he was “in total shock and absolutely devastated… my hero, RIP R Kid.”


The Stone Roses, the band where Mani made his name, shared a heartfelt message:

“RIP our wonderful brother Mani. The greatest bass player and friend we could ever have wished for.”


Frontman Ian Brown also posted a short but emotional tribute, simply writing: “REST IN PEACE MANi X.”

Music legend Paul Weller remembered him as “a true one-off” with a huge personality and even bigger sound.


Mani’s bass lines helped define the Stone Roses’ signature “baggy” groove, and he later spent 15 successful years with Primal Scream after joining in 1996. His reunion with the Stone Roses in 2012 remains a landmark moment for fans.


Richard Ashcroft of The Verve described him as “one of the most positive, warm-hearted musicians you could ever meet,” praising his style, swagger and kindness.


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