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The hit London musical “We Will Rock You”, has celebrated its tenth birthday. The show features 30 of Queen’s rock hits. The writer, Ben Elton, along with Roger Taylor and Brian May, two of the remaining musicians from legendary rock band Queen, attended the celebrations.

Filmstar Robert De Niro also turned up as did 80s media favourite Samantha Fox and ex-tennis champion Pat Cash.

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