A group of British politicians are calling for the members of BLACK SABBATH to be honored for their services to music.
A cross-bench selection of MPs (members of Parliament) have joined forces with the leader of Birmingham City Council, Ian Ward, and the deputy leader, Councillor Brigid Jones and ha…
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