内容摘要：In January, US cyber-company Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) highlighted a web of Nigerian TikTok, YouTube and Scribd accounts sharing tips and scripts for sextortion. Many of the discussions and videos are in Nigerian Pidgin dialect.

In January, US cyber-company Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) highlighted a web of Nigerian TikTok, YouTube and Scribd accounts sharing tips and scripts for sextortion. Many of the discussions and videos are in Nigerian Pidgin dialect.

Digger was described by the school as a community-spirited musician with a passion for performing, and who taught students to play for much of his life.His band played as a support for the likes of Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, and The Beatles, with the instruments donated having shared a stage with the famous names.

Ian Hawkins, musical technician, said: "It's great to have new instruments - it perpetuates musicality and it perpetuates musicians, which is wonderful."Pupils have also expressed their gratitude, saying the donation would provide opportunities for students to learn new instruments.An "extremely rare" record sleeve, signed by all three members of Nirvana, is expected to fetch more than £10,000 at auction.

The soon-to-be global superstars were playing at a gig to just 700 people at The Bierkeller in Bristol on 4 November, 1991.The late lead singer, Kurt Cobain, drummer, Dave Grohl, and bassist, Krist Novoselic all autographed a cover of the band's hit album Nevermind for a local fan.

After being stored for more than 30 years in a loft, the sleeve is going under the hammer at auctioneers, Wessex Auction Rooms, in Wiltshire.

Auctioneer and music specialist, Martin Hughes, said he expected the sleeve - "possibly the best-signed example ever to come to market" - to attract interest from around the world."They were singing nursery rhymes and one that stood out was a version of I'll Tell Me Ma.

I took a sample of it and was able to build something haunting around what is normally an innocent nursery rhyme."Copyright rules meant the original sample couldn't be used but Eoin's 13-year-old son Naoise instead stepped in and provided the lyric.

The song went on to be used in a key scene of episode three of series two.And Naoise is not the only other family member involved in the Blue Lights soundtrack - Eoin's wife Kitty O'Callaghan, a soprano, can be heard in the theme tune and closing credits.