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 | | Friday, 23 February, 2001, 18:05 GMT Sir Cliff delivers fans breakfast  Sir Cliff is back touring after his year off Veteran pop star Sir Cliff Richard is to send out hot breakfasts for devoted fans who queue all night for his concert tickets. Sir Cliff is returning from a year-long sabbatical for a 12-night run at London's Royal Albert Hall in May. Tickets go on sale for the string of dates from Sunday, but already, days before, fans are queuing outside the venue. As well as going on tour, Sir Cliff is back in the studio with long-time collaborator Alan Tarney working on new material for an album.
Good to be back The 60-year-old has been so touched by the dedication of his fans, who are determined to secure a ticket by being at the head of the line, he is attempting to make their queuing time more comfortable. He said: "My lot are the best. They never cease to amaze me and the least I can do is make sure they have a hot breakfast. "I've loved my year off but I must say I'm looking forward to being back on stage and seeing everyone again." A spokeswoman for the singer confirmed bacon sandwiches, croissants and coffee will be handed out to supporters on Saturday and Sunday. | | See also:  Internet links: The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites Top Entertainment stories now:  Links to more Entertainment stories are at the foot of the page. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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