The Beatles might just make Brit Awards history tonight with their very last song of all time, "Now And Then".

The Beatles’ 1 returns to the UK charts, re-entering the Official Albums chart at No. 64. Meanwhile, “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and “Now and Then” remain strong sellers.

Paul not only produced, played bass, sang backing vocals, and played the lap steel guitar solo on the brand new 2023 Beatles track, Now and Then - he also played a simple and integral piano part.

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Charli XCX is leading the charge at this year's Brit Awards with a remarkable five nominations, while The Beatles find themselves in contention for an award for the first time since 1977.

The Beatles have landed their first nod in 42 years thanks to their "final song" Now and Then, which is up for Song of the Year. The song was written and recorded in 1977 before being shelved for ...