内容摘要：HBO's Mountainhead, starring Steve Carrell and Ramy Youssef, was made very quickly.

HBO's Mountainhead, starring Steve Carrell and Ramy Youssef, was made very quickly.

James Chippendale, the co-founder of Peters' charity, Love Hope Strength, said the celebration of his life was "very, very Mike Peters"."A little bit grungy, a little bit long, a little bit funny, a little bit sad, great music, and it just couldn't have been a more perfect ending," he said.

Paying tribute to his friend of 18 years, Mr Chippendale, who travelled from Mexico for the funeral, said: "Here's the thing about Mike - whether you were his great mate like me, or his fans, he's always the same."What you saw on stage, what you saw when he was interacting with the fans, was Mike."He said the musician changed the lives of people who did not even know him through his charity work.

Fans travelled from far and wide to pay tribute to the singer.Lily Elsayed made the trip from New Jersey in the USA to be there.

A superfan for more than 40 years, she even spent Christmas staying with Peters' family as a teenager in Prestatyn, back in the 1980s.

She said the funeral had "brought The Alarm family even closer together"."We're calling on the university, the council, and the Department for Communities to meet with us and explore viable alternatives like a charitable trust or shared lease, and work with—not against—the public interest," Mr Millar said.

"The fight is not over," he addedA piece of art representing the ban on LGBT people serving in the military will be lit up on Wednesday to mark 25 years of the policy being dropped.

Grimsby artist Annabel McCourt's neon artwork, Per Ardua, will be switched on by Pride group Rainbow Youth at the 20-21 Visual Arts Centre in Scunthorpe.Ms McCourt, 49, who is gay and grew up surrounded by the sounds of "A10 Tank Busters punctuating my childhood bedroom", said those factors had shaped and influenced her work.