Some of you will recall our story from November 9th last year, concerning Nick Mason helping out the Children In Need charity. Ian Doyle and Mike Ridley, who do a lot of freelance work publicising the Royal International Air Tattoo, RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, have sent us an update on this story.

Nick, along with Bruce Dickinson (vocalist with Iron Maiden and part time commercial B757 pilot), are due to make a short appearance at the world's largest airshow this summer. They have agreed to transport the winners of the BBC Children in Need Royal International Air Tattoo competition to RAF Fairford Gloucestershire in July 2007, and we have more details of what this will entail...

Our thanks to all of you who entered our "Pink Floyd - The Wall" promo cels giveaway! We've now picked two correct entries at random, and the lucky winners are: Alessandro Arcangeli, from Genova, Italy, and Martin Jordan, from Kent, England. Congrats to these two, and better luck next time to the many who weren't so lucky. You can still buy the remaining sets from www.fab4art.com, while stock lasts!

Long sought after, and afforded almost legendary status amongst Floyd collectors, is the compilation album Picnic: A Breath Of Fresh Air. This was released in June 1970 and was particularly notable for the inclusion of the otherwise unreleased classic Pink Floyd track, Embryo.

On the release of the album, the band were reportedly aghast, as it was an unfinished demo of the track which Harvest used without checking first.

Let's hope that the band are now happier that fans hear the track, as EMI/Harvest reissue the album, expanded to a 3CD set, this coming Monday, April 16th, in the UK!

In New York today, organizers announced eighteen of the headliners who will perform at the US leg of the 7-continent, 24-hour Live Earth concerts on 7/7/07 - amongst these headliners is Roger Waters.

The concert will be held at Giants Stadium in New Jersey, Live Earth Founder and Executive Producer Kevin Wall said. Tickets for the show go on sale Monday, April 16 at 10 a.m. EDT.

Scotching the persistent rumours that Pink Floyd were reuniting for one of the seven concerts, Roger told Rolling Stone: "I can tell you that [the] others have not agreed to play it."