内容摘要：Award winning rapper Little Simz says she considered quitting music while working on her latest album following a split from her long-term producer.

Award winning rapper Little Simz says she considered quitting music while working on her latest album following a split from her long-term producer.

A young Bruce Springsteen fan from North Lanarkshire became the envy of millions when she got to play a harmonica duet with the star during his gig at Anfield Stadium.Holly Roy, 12, from Carfin, was at the Liverpool concert with her mum Laura on Wednesday when her harmonica-playing caught the eye of the 75-year-old rocker.

Holly had been near the front of the standing section when "The Boss" saw her as he went on a walkabout in front of the stage during his song The Promised Land.As she sat on a fellow fan's shoulders, they played the harmonica section together before Springsteen gave Holly his harmonica.Holly, who has only been playing harmonica for about a year, told

programme she felt "amazing"."It was really good as he was walking by and singing to me and then he came back and we played together," she said. "Then he gave me his harmonica after that and just hi-fived."

Holly's mother Laura told the programme Holly had been practising on the pitch as they waited for Springsteen to come on.

"A few people noticed and a lovely man from Japan said that when Bruce was playing The Promised Land, Holly should go up on his shoulders."DragonForce ended the email with an image of a dragon breathing fire.

The email confirms for the first time the link between M&S's hack and the, which DragonForce have also claimed responsibility for.

The two hacks - which began in late April - have wrought havoc on the two retailers. Some Co-op shelves were left bare for weeks, while M&S expects its operations to be disrupted until July.Although we now know that DragonForce is behind both, it is still not clear who the actual hackers are.