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Британската звезда Роби Уилямс и американската група Black Eyed Peas ще се присъединят към звездите, които ще участват на концерта, организиран от певицата Ариана Гранде, в памет на жертвите от атентата в Манчестър. Шоуто „One Love Manchester“ ще се проведе тази неделя на „Олд трафорд“ и участие в него вече заявиха звезди като Кейти Пери, Coldplay, Джъстин Бийбър, Фарел, Майли Сайръс, Ъшър и много други. Концертът ще отдаде почит на загиналите 22 души по време на терористичния атентат на „Манчестър Арена“ след концерт на Гранде на 22 май. При инцидента други 116 души бяха ранени. По-късно стана ясно, че 22-годишен атентатор самоубиец е извършителят на нападението. Средствата, събрани от концерта ще отидат във фонд за помощ на семействата на жертвите. Шоуто ще се излъчва и на живо по радио и телевизия Би Би Си. В четвъртък билетите за него бяха пуснати в продажба и се разпродадоха за шест минути. Организаторите съобщиха, че всички, които са си купили билет за предишното шоу на „Манчестър Арена“, ще могат да посетят концерта безплатно.
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Ariana Grande touches down in London ahead of tribute gig The singer arrived with her boyfriend and parents in tow for support Ariana Grande has flown into London ahead of her tribute concert in Manchester on Sunday. The singer landed at Stansted Airport at 7am, two days before the show at Old Trafford Cricket Ground. Wearing a white hoody, and grey leggings, the star looked slightly nervous and tired ahead of her performance. Read more: Marvin Humes gets jealous of Zac Efron after wife interviews the hunk Her parents, Joan and Edward, and boyfriend Mac Miller, were also pictured leaving the private jet, as the 22-year-old will need as much support as she can get. A security guard can also be seen next to the black SUV. Ariana will be joined by Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Little Mix, Coldplay, Miley Cyrus and Take That at the One Love Manchester concert. The aim is to raise millions for the survivors of the terrorist attack that happened on May 22 at the MEN arena, where 22 were killed. Tickets for the show went on sale yesterday, and it was sold out in six minutes, leaving many fans upset that they weren't able to go and pay their respects. Many have even been tweeting Ariana to ask if she can get them a ticket. We will continue to honor of the ones we lost, their loved ones, my fans and all affected by this tragedy. Organisers have employed 600 stewards to look after people attending the sold-out gig. They have also asked people to leave their bags at home, and travel as light as possible so they can get fans into the arena as quickly as possible. It has also been confirmed that Ariana will be joined on stage by students at Parrs Wood High School, near Stockport. Two of the pupils in the choir were at the concert on May 22, and have been asked to perform. Teacher Dan McDwyer said he was "so so proud" of them, and said: "Going to be such a beautiful tribute, this for Manchester!". Read more: Simon Cowell hints at paying for BGT star's life-saving surgery The attacker Salman Abedi detonated a suicide bomb in the foyer of Manchester Arena as fans left Ariana's concert just over a week ago. Isis have now claimed responsibility, as investigators are still probing the possibility of a broader terror network behind the 22-year-old. While the attack was traumatic, Ariana and the array of pop stars that are performing will no doubt make hundreds of thousands of dreams come true on Sunday. Ariana's statement to her fans said: "We will continue to honor of the ones we lost, their loved ones, my fans and all affected by this tragedy. "They will be on my mind and in my heart everyday and I will think of them with everything I do for the rest of my life."