The display will be accompanied by a book from Sir Paul titled 1964: Eyes of the Storm.

He also performed with Christine McVie, Duster Bennett and Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green.

The pop superstar joins artists such as Bob Dylan and Neil Young in selling the rights to his songs.

The announcement contained a number of surprise omissions.

The TV salesman previously said he hoped joining the show would help him find the ‘right one’.

Elvis’s only child has died at the age of 54.

The singer and fashion entrepreneur will headline the slot next month.

The singer appeared on BBC Breakfast following the announcement on Thursday.

The ceremony will return to London’s O2 Arena next month, hosted by Mo Gilligan.

The ceremony will take place on Saturday February 11 at London’s O2 arena.

Tim Davie told the Public Accounts Committee the merger ‘isn’t just digital evangelism’.

The guitarist was one of the leading figures of rock music in the 1960s and was a major influence on many of the stars who followed.

This year’s ceremony is due to take place on Sunday February 26.

The singer was inspired by Harajuku subculture during the 2000s.

The international music competition will take place in the city in May.

The band have entered the song Hawaii, a tribute to the frontman’s wife who has Alzheimer’s.

The TV presenter’s account posted a series of abusive messages on Boxing Day.

A series of broadcast interviews with the Duke of Sussex will air before and after the book is released on Tuesday.