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A statement on Twitter said: \"It is with the greatest sadness that we have to break the tragic news that our beloved [SINGER Pete Burns] died suddenly yesterday of a massive cardiac arrest.

  A joint statement released by his partner, Michael Simpson, his ex-wife, Lynn, and his manager, Steve Coy, read: \"All of his family and friends are devastated by the loss of our special star.

Intravenous fluid as I'm so dehydrated and the kidneys can't retain the liquid. \"I'm critically ill and under 24 hours observation.\"

Intravenous fluid as I'm so dehydrated and the kidneys can't retain the liquid. He appeared in the fourth series of Celebrity Big Brother His last appearance in Liverpool was at the 02 Academy for A Little Bit of Eric's at the O2 Academy in September, alongside Julian Cope

Auriana Griffiths, from firm Irwin Mitchell, said: \"The barrister representing Dr Viel confirmed last week in court that the allegations of negligence set out in the original documents filed at court have been admitted.

Cross-dresser Burns, 46, was sent to Wandsworth prison in London after flouting bail conditions.

The 46-year-old ex-Celebrity Big Brother housemate and former frontman of Eighties band Dead or Alive waged a month-long harassment campaign against Jason Peters, Southwark crown court was told.

The 46-year-old ex- Celebrity Big Brother housemate and former frontman of Eighties band Dead or Alive waged a month-long harassment campaign against Jason Peters, Southwark crown court was told.

Scholars like the late Walter Keir of Aberdeen University and Anne Cluysenaar of Sheffield produced collections of his poetry and there are those, like Professor Hobsbaum of Glasgow, who feel his greatest achievement was a splendid documentary novel on the fishing industry called Living Silver. In fact, I met him in the week of his eleventh birthday, which also happened to be the eve of the Second World War. On that Saturday night in September 1939 they were evacuating Glasgow children to avoid Hitler's bombs, and the pupils of Dowanhill School spilled off a train in our remote Aberdeenshire village of Maud. We had room for two boys and the pair who appeared on our doorstep were the Singer brothers from 9 Ruthven Street, Hillhead, just off Byres Road. He returned to Hyndland School in Glasgow but was soon causing his mother alarm with late-night wanderings and unpredictable behaviour. For [Jimmy Singer] was a wild but lonesome spirit for whom there was little prospect of happiness. He roamed through London and the Continent before returning to Glasgow University in 1949. Coming back to Ruthven Street one day with a student friend, Russell Grant (now a retired doctor in London), he found that his mother had hanged herself. They had the task of cutting her down.

First thing, we're going out for a drink in Essex.