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Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman has been diagnosed with prostate cancer but is expected to make a "full recovery".

A spokesman for the 79-year-old said he has already started treatment and the disease was caught in the "early stages".

Wyman was born in southeast London in October 1936, and joined the Stones as the band's bass player in 1962, when the group had just started and was playing small gigs around London.

He left 31 years later in 1993 to pursue other projects, and four years later formed his own band called Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings, who last toured in 2014. 

The musician was pictured on Friday at the wedding of Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall, the ex-partner of Stones frontman Mick Jagger.

In a statement, his family have asked for privacy as he continues his treatment.

The Stones have continued to record, tour and perform since Wyman's departure, and recently announced a free concert in Havana, Cuba - the first open-air concert in the country by a British rock band.

Wyman has published two autobiographical accounts of his time in the band, Stone Alone (1997) and Rolling With The Stones (2002).

The golden Labrador retriever appeared to drive the truck across a road on Friday afternoon in the US state of Minnesota, witnesses said.

The human driver had left the unoccupied vehicle running in a nearby car park.

Mankato police say the lorry ploughed through the car park, across the street and over a curb after it was apparently knocked into gear. 

It reportedly hit a tree and then crashed into a parked car.

Customers at a Kwik Trip petrol station watched in alarm as the truck drove towards them only to stop before more chaos could be unleashed.

The Free Press of Mankato reports a passerby discovered the dog sitting in the driver's seat when he jumped into the truck to stop it.

Experimental crops grown in 'Martian' soil have been harvested - and the tomatoes are out of this world.

Ten different crops have been grown by researchers in the Netherlands, using soil taken from a volcano in Hawaii designed to mimic conditions found on Mars.

In the latest experiment the team grew peas, rocket, radishes and cress, along with leeks, spinach and chives.

But it was the tomatoes that were perhaps the most impressive - with images released showing plump produce with a vibrant red colour.

While the Mars-equivalent soil produced slightly fewer crops than regular Earth soil, the results suggest that early colonisers could be able to sustainably feed themselves.

Lead researcher Wieger Wamelink said: "It shows that the Mars soil simulant has great potential when properly prepared and watered."

The volcanic soil was mixed with fresh cut grass in shallow trays, while a control tray contained regular Earth compost.

But before you decide to pack your bags for Mars - there are a couple of issues to note with the experiment.

While the soil resembled that found on Mars, the experiment did not mimic the other conditions found on the Red Planet - such as extreme temperatures and harsh space radiation.

Instead, the crops enjoyed stable humidity, light and temperature.

Mr Wamelink said this is because the first crops grown on Mars are likely to be grown in underground rooms.

And while some of the crops look good enough to eat, we're not quite sure whether we could.

Because the soil contains heavy metals like lead and arsenic, they could pose a risk to humans.

Mr Wamelink said: "If the components become available for the plants, they may be taken up and find their way into the fruits, making them poisonous."

Further testing will take place to establish whether humans can safely consume them.

American Pie singer Don McLean's wife has filed for divorce, citing "adultery" and "cruel and abusive treatment".

The couple have been married for 30 years but Patrisha McLean's lawyer says legal papers filed in Maine cite "irreconcilable differences".

McLean was arrested in January on charges including domestic violence assault. He has pleaded not guilty.

He has been prohibited from having contact with his wife.

A statement from Patrisha McLean's attorney, Gene Libby, said she has gained "strength and insight away from his influence and control".

McLean's divorce lawyer, Michael Asen, said his client denies the characterisations made by his wife's lawyer.

He also said McLean "cares very deeply about his wife and family" and that "this wasn't what he wanted".

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