Dame Shirley Bassey unveils handprints at Wembley's 'Square of Fame'
Dame Shirley Bassey has unveiled a bronze plaque with her handprints at the SSE Arena in Wembley.
The Welsh singer, 82, said she felt "honoured" as she returned to the venue to unveil her plaque in Wembley Park's "Square of Fame" 60 years after she first performed there.
The Tiger-Bay born star performed to a crowd of 9,000 people in the first ever concert to take place at the arena in 1959.
Others honoured in the "Square of Fame" include Madonna, Kylie Minogue, Lionel Richie and George Michael.
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