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But Katherine\u2019s most significant experience, both professionally and personally, came after being runner- up on Dancing with the Stars in 2012. It led to an invitation from tenor Andrea Bocelli to tour the US with him and a concert at Brooklyn\u2019s Barclays Center, where she met her husband. \u201cSo what I thought were career highlights became something far more personal.<\/p>\n

Those experiences quietly led me to the person I would share my life with.\u201d She married film producer Andrew Levitas in 2014, with whom she has two kids Aaliyah, 10, and Xander, seven. She is most pleased she has brought classical music to those who didn\u2019t think it was for them.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt always makes me smile when someone tells me: \u2018I only listen to you and death metal\u2019. That\u2019s why I\u2019ve taken it into places you wouldn\u2019t traditionally find it: pop venues, sporting events, even war zones. I wanted to meet people where they are.\u201d Performing for the troops is one of Katherine\u2019s greatest sources of pride, although it came with risks. On one of her trips to Afghanistan her helicopter was attacked by a Taliban missile and fell several hundred feet.<\/p>\n

She said: \u201cOne of the most unforget- table ovations was in Afghanistan. I travelled to Camp Bastion at the start of the war. A stage had been set up in the mess hall for around a thousand servicemen and women in the middle of an incredibly tough tour. \u201cThere were funny moments, there were deeply emotional moments but an extraordinary sense of together- ness in the room. When they stood at the end, I had tears in my eyes but not because of the applause, but because I felt I should have been the one standing for them.<\/p>\n

For what they do for all of us.\u201d Katherine, who has also performed for Pope John Paul II in 2003 and Pope Francis in 2022, heads out on her 25 Year Anniversary Tour in October. Her 18 dates across the UK and Ireland include concerts in Liverpool, Cardiff, Birmingham and at the London Palladium. Fans will be keen to hear her sing Time To Say Goodbye and I Will Always Love You.<\/p>\n

But Katherine admits she still struggles with the acclaim. \u201cI still find standing ovations slightly uncomfortable. I\u2019m deeply grateful for them, of course, but I\u2019ve never been someone who feels entirely at ease soaking up applause.\u201d But she loves still flying the flag for Wales after all these years.<\/p>\n

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Cops apologise to family of murdered estate worker for failing to spot he had been shot FOR 5 DAYS SHOTGUN ASSASSIN FOUND GUILTY DEATH ON WHEELS: HOW CCTV CAUGHT KILLER 4&5 EIGHT BLUNDERS THAT SNARED GUNMAN 6&7 CLUELESS DEATH ON WHEELS: HOW CCTV CAUGHT KILLER 4&5 EIGHT INSIDE STORY OF MURDER THAT\u2019S SHOCKED SCOTLAND BY MARK McGIVERN POLICE have apologised to the family of a murdered estate worker after failing to realise he had been shot for five days.<\/p>\n

David Campbell, 77, was jailed for life at the High Court in Glasgow yesterday after shooting dead former colleague Brian Low following a long-running feud. But a judge told the killer that TURN TO PAGE FOUR amil of Copsapologisetofa GUNNED DOWN Estate groundsman Brian Low. Detective Lorna Ferguson apologises and Brian\u2019s partner Pamela Curran at court COLD BLOOD Former gamekeeper David Campbell Grooming gangs bid for truth Mum and survivor welcome U-turn over inquiry PAGE 9 UNFAIR BY DESIGN Charity says local homes levy helps rich at expense of poor households Charity rich at y i h t y UNDER FIRE \u2018Regressive\u2019 council tax puts burden on poorest.<\/p>\n

Below, Shona Robison JRF\u2019s Chris Birt said: \u201cThe next Scottish Government must prioritise council tax reform to create the fiscal foundations for a fairer Scotland, and why all parties standing in this year\u2019s election must bring forward proposals for major legislative change on council tax.\u201d Finance Secretary Shona Robison said it had held a consultation with Cosla on potential reforms, adding \u201cany future changes must be grounded in evidence, and carefully assessed for their impact on households\u201d.<\/p>\n

on all political parties to commit to changing council tax. JRF said more than one in 10 households on the lowest incomes are behind on their council tax bills, while for those in higher value homes it acts as a tax subsidy. Pressure on council budgets means a tipping point has been reached, it claimed.<\/p>\n

JRF said it wants a \u201cgenuinely propor- tionate property tax\u201d. The call comes as households face big hikes to their council tax bills from April 1.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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