The August 2005 issue of British publication Word Magazine, which hits UK stores this coming Thursday, is worth tracking down. The reunion of Roger Waters with Pink Floyd for the Live 8 concert on July 2nd is given extensive coverage in the magazine.

A number of people attending the show were unable to get hold of certain items of merchandise at the London Live 8 concert, on July 2nd.

Limited stocks of some of the t-shirts, keyrings, limited edition programmes and more, are now currently available from the event's official website - www.Live8Live.com. Act quickly though - we understand that many items are almost sold out; the great thing is that all the profits go towards the charity, so we urge you to visit and do some shopping!

Each year, the British Formula 1 race, held at Silverstone Circuit, hosts a Grand Prix Party once the race is over.

This year's event (held today, July 10th), organised and compered yet again by Jools Holland, included Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason helping out. The concert is a free event, and attracts around 15-20,000 people normally. This year, in the light of Thursday's terrorist attacks in London, donations were being sought from the crowd for a fund set up for the victims' families.

Nick said: "I wasn't planning to be here but it's an horrendous thing to have happened in London, and I'd like to give it my full support."

Not normally on a Pink Floyd fan's required reading list, this week's UK edition of Hello Magazine is a notable exception. The magazine, with a cover date of July 14th, has a huge feature on Live 8, with 30 pages of coverage.

They have a large number of exclusive backstage portraits, and on-stage action. Amongst the portraits is a lovely picture of Roger Waters arm-in-arm with his old bandmates.