That's it, we've been let out for good behaviour.

And while you lot have all been on your best behaviour too, as promised before we go a bit of Niall and George from #SLFN.

If you're hanging around, scroll down for Miley Cyrus saying she's not sorry for an old photo, Kanye West rapping (not just tweeting) about Donald Trump and Rita Ora holding a minute's silence for DJ and friend Avicii.

Plus we get tangled up in booze puns after Bob Dylan launches his own whiskey.

Like Miley before us, we are not sorry about that gag.

See you tomorrow.

He's a pretty good rapper, with an "entertainment show" on the way, but you might know him best as the baddest weather man in town.

Big Narstie has been breaking it down for us again alongside Good Morning Britain's Laura Tobin.

Watch above as the rapper-turned-meteorologist warns us all about an "intergalactic cold breeze".

Different settings out there people. Different settings.

Earlier we brought you news that legendsary US singer/songwriter Bob Dylan was moving into the Whiskey industry (that's whisky to readers in Scotland).

With that in mind we threw out a plea on Twitter for your best booze-related Dylan songs/lyrics.

Let's face it there's enough of them.

Some strong efforts below - keep them coming via @BBCMusic, external.

Paul Glynn
Music News LIVE reporter

For somebody who made his name penning anthems for the loveless, it could be considered a betrayal of sorts to learn that Frank Turner is now a happily settled man.

Sorry folks.

While introspective songs about music providing love in lieu of an actual girlfriend still form a big part of his live set, the singer/songwriter's new record Be More Kind (out this Friday) finds Frank looking outwards.

"I was very fortunate a few years back to meet my partner [Jess] and the person I'm going to spend the rest of my life with," he explains, from a moving tour bus, on route to Cambridge for a gig later tonight.

"It's been lovely, not only in of itself, but also from a writing point of view it's kind of fun because I can move on from writing songs about my own romantic ineptitude!

"First of all writing happy love songs, which is a new genre for me.

"And secondly, it frees me up to look further afield and write about other things as well."

Things like the state of world politics.

On his latest single (above) Frank sings about being an "ignorant Englishman" wanting to "Make America Great Again."

More specifically; "By making racists ashamed again."

You may have heard the slogan MAGA lately, or more likely seen it written on a red cap worn by Donald Trump (or Kanye West - scroll down).

But Frank's vision of a potentially new and improved US, it seems, would be different to that of Donald or Yeezy.

"It's been a prominent phrase and used for ill, to be frank - I thought it would interesting to reclaim it.

"Kanye West is entitled to his opinion and to express it and he has an extremely large platform.

"But what I find depressing about the 'nativist' movement in the US right now, is that they've resoundingly mis-identified what's great about America."

He adds: "That song has a definite directional message to it and obviously I'm not a fan of the current American administration.

"But you have to make a distinction between Trump voters and Trump.

"It's not like anybody who ever votes Trump is not allowed to come to my shows - I think that's a really bad approach to the situation.

"I think it's important to find common ground with the people we disagree with and at least find ways of having that conversation using words rather than any other form of physical interchange."

More than being an overtly political record, Frank believes that his seventh full-length studio effort - named after a poem by "one of my favourite writers" Clive James - is "more about how we interact with each other socially during a time of political strife."

You can catch Frank - and even argue with him if you want - on his UK tour currently and again later in the year.

But you won't find him performing in a field this summer, like you normally do, as he's taking the time out once the current tour is done to be "a civilian."

And hopefully a kind one.

BBC Music has announced more bands playing a special showcase at next month's Great Escape festival of new music in Brighton.

On Thursday 17 May, 6 Music recommends has announced its lineup for the Paganini ballroom.

It includes Australian indie-psych rockers Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever (above), South African solo artist Skinny Pelembe (below), Whyte Horses, Virginia Wing and Dutch indie kids Pip Blom.

Head to The Great Escape, external for more, and we will be coming live from the promenade on Friday 18 May with a TGE 2018 special.

Judge Simon Cowell invoked his "golden Buzzer" to send singer/songwriters Tim and 12-year-old son Jack Goodacre, from Norwich, into the talent contest's live shows at the weekend.

After a standing ovation, judge David Walliams said: "It was just wonderful to see a father and son with this very special connection."

They performed their own song The Lucky Ones and you can watch it below, just make sure you have some tissues.

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Not the now-defunct US indie rock band, fronted by Michael Stipe, sadly.

Imagine that for a collab... Everybody twerks? Anybody? No?...

Ariana, who returned with her first new music since the Manchester Arena attack a few weeks back, has teased a second track, with a tweet saying "r.e.m", alongside some lyrics pertaining to dreaming about a boy.

R.E.M, of course, as any casual sleep analysis enthusiast will tell you, stands for "rapid eye movement", which is what happens when one is in the dream stage of sleep.

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Well promised you that if you worked hard this morning we'd deliver more action from Friday's show and we think you've been good to your word.

Time for a quick break to watch Georgia rappers Migos performed a skilfully self-censored version of their hit Stir Fry on Friday night.

Offset will need to put a bit more overtime in with gigs like these ahead of the birth of his and fiancee Cardi B's first child together.

Scots synth rockers Chvrches performed on the same stage and you can catch their performance of Get Out below too.

OK now back to it, whatever you were working on.

Big push this afternoon people and then we'll bring you some Niall Horan and George Ezra before close of play.

You know it makes sense.

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The UK leg of Noel Gallagher's European tour continued in fine carnival style on Friday night at London's Wembley Arena.

The former Oasis man and his High Flying Birds played most of his latest cosmic album, as well as Oasis classics, including a rare run-out for Standing on the Shoulder of Giants favourite Go Let it Out.

The arena gig culminated with gigantic balloons falling from the ceiling as the band belted out a cover of the Beatles classic All You Need is Love.

Noel previously played the track during a montage at last year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2017, in the Fab Four's home city of Liverpool.

Several people were spotted trying to smuggle the inflatables on to the tube.

Tweet us @BBCMusic, external if you successfully got one of those bad boys past security and home.

We need a pic too, so we know your claims are not merely hot air.

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Death/speed metal is probably a no and some Spice Girls might feel disrespectful to the patient, but what about Serge Gainsbourg's J'Taime?

A leading heart surgeon has been speaking to 6 Music about whether there are any benefits to somebody busting out some tunes during a bypass.

"Sadly, the patients don't get much say," he says.

Listen above

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So if Kylie Minogue has her own brands of perfume and Dr Dre makes headphones as well as beats, then why can't Bob Dylan have his own range of booze?

The 76-year-old singer and Nobel Prize winner has teamed up with liquor entrepreneur Marc Bushala to turn an old Tennessee church into a distillery.

Their Heaven’s Door Spirits will soon be available in six US states and (for all your connoisseurs out there) comes in the form of a Tennessee straight bourbon, a double barrel whiskey and a straight rye.

On Saturday Dylan put out a press release, which read; “You don’t always find inspiration, sometimes it finds you.

So turns out Bob was predicitng his own future with his track Gotta Serve Somebody.

Best Bob Dylan booze puns please to @BBCMusic.

Let's see if we can beat Lizo's abba efforts (scroll down).

Gimme, Gimme, Gimme... a sentence full of ABBA references.

Question: How many ABBA references can Lizo Mzimba squeeze into a minute?

A) Lots.

See above, for exactly how many.

The Music News LIVE office went crazy on Friday afternoon with news of the Swedish band's return; including two new tracks and a BBC Special to follow later this year.

But will their new music live up to their legacy?

Read more.

For reasons best known to themselves Dave and lads brought John Travolta on stage at a gig in Florida over the weekend.

The bands were about to do a cover of You're the One That I Want from the musical Grease, which celebrates its 40th birthday this year, when they brought Danny Zuko - aka John - on stage.

Sadly, he didn't deliver any of his trademark dance moves or even treat us to his impressive falsetto, deciding instead to wander off looking mildly awkward.

Less T-Bird and more tea-break.

The British singer held back tears as she paid tribute to the late Swedish DJ and producer Avicii as she took to the stage at the 538Koningsdag Festival in the Netherlands on Friday.

She then performed Lonely Together, the track they wrote together and released in 2017.

"It's going to be hard for me to song this next song," she said,

Avicii died at the age of 28 in Oman earlier this month and the cause of death is yet to be released.

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As well as being an armchair philosopher (scroll down for one of his latest crackers) Kanye has got back to the business of making new beats.

Over the weekend Yeezy previewed two new tracks on his website, external; firstly, Lift Yourself Up, which contains the rapper, inexplicably spitting the lyrics "Poopy-di scoop / Scoop-diddy-whoop", over a choir of females singing the rather more reasonable refrain "Lift yourself up off your feet / Let's get it on."

Let's hope that's just a demo for now and that Kanye's words are just holding lyrics.

Radio 1 brekky show host Nick Grimshaw has kindly transcribed the whole lot for us, so we don't have to...

Track two, Ye vs The People, sees Kanye put his backing of Donald Trump to music in a rap battle with T.I., who is heard putting forward the opposite argument.

It's pretty good but there's lots of swearing, so you have been warned.

The song sees Kanye - who last week, not so cryptically, tweeted the presidential voting year "2024" - argue that "ever since Trump won it proved that I can be president."

So it seems Ye is serious about this, after all.

He goes on; "You just reading the headlines you don't read the fine print."

Before adding; "All blacks gotta be democrats, we ain't made it off the plantation."

His counterpart then begs the question; "Don't you feel an obligation?, to which Kanye responds: "I feel the obligation to show people new ideas...

"Make America Great Again had a negative perception / I took it and give it a new direction"

New direction, same old hat though.

To be fair to Kanye, it seems he does genuinely want to open up the debate about politics and also caught up with his pal John Legend this weekend too, after the singer urged the Chicago hip hop star to rethink he stance on Trump.

Elsewhere, Kanye's latest Twitter frenzy included him paying tribute to gun control activist Emma Gonzalez, who survived the shootings at Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida in February, during which seventeen people lost their lives.

Kanye's pal Donald stated after the attack that teachers should be armed with guns to avoid more shootings from taking place.

A further tweet showed Kanye with a fresh hair trim and was also tagged "inspired by Emma".

Emma responded to Kanye by posting her respect for her hero... and guess what; it wasn't Kanye.

Instead she posted a pic of James Shaw Jr, the Waffle House employee in Antioch, Tennesse, who confronted a gunman who killed four people at his restaurant on 22 April, grabbing the weapon and saving the lives of several customers and employees.

Kanye was not even tagged into the tweet.

Read more.

Plus check out the five times that the self-proclaimed "number one rock star on the planet" took us all by surprise below.

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Miley Cyrus has publicly taken back an apology she made as a 15-year-old, for sitting for a 'nude' shoot for celeb photographer Annie Leibovitz.

She appeared in the artful black and white shot in 2008 for Vanity fair magazine, covered by a white sheet, but after facing criticism, said she was sorry - adding she was "so embarrassed" by the picture.

Taking to Twitter, the now-25-year-old singer and actress has now claimed "I'M NOT SORRY".

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Miley has since posed for several nude shoots for the likes of controversial photographer Terry Richardson, including the video for her 2013 track Wrecking Ball.

First up today, the Essex singer, who released her long-awaited (we're talking three whole years) debut album Speak Your Mind on Friday, celebrated by slipping into her best red dress and singing some songs for the gathered crowds at the BBC's Sounds Like Friday Night.

Check out her performance of new single 2002, which was co-written by her pal and this summer's touring buddy Ed, of the Sheeran variety.

We caught up with Anne-Marie last week to discuss the record and why she gave so many opportunities to fellow female songwriters.

Joining her on Friday's show was MNL Newbie Tuesday alumni artist Isaac Gracie who wore his best hat for the occasion.

Elsewhere, newfound Chinese TV reality singing star Jessie J followed in the footsteps of Gary Barlow, Little Mix and Nile Rodgers' Chic by taking on the Gig in a Minute challenge.

Nile and his funky gang managed to cram 13 of their hits into a 60 second medley.

Could Jessie top that? Find that out below...

If you promise to be good and get on with your work today we'll bring you more #SLFN from the likes of Chvrches, Niall Horan and George Ezra.

But only if...

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Morning all and welcome back to another week of Music News LIVE.

We hope you all had a fun-packed weekend, like that man above, Kanye West, who previewed his first new material in two years.

Unsurprisingly, it's divided opinion.

Elsewhere Bob Dylan is set to open his own line of whiskey, Miley Cyrus has taken back an apology regarding pictures taken of her when she was young and John Travolta is the latest to join the Foo Fighters rolling circus on stage.

While we get up and running check out the five things we learned last week.

Let's kick off this week though with the latest in our now new daily feature 'West's best tweet', where the rapper is posing a pretty deep question for us all...