The word, sung by the late Kirsty MacColl as she trades insults with Shane MacGowan, was briefly dubbed out on the station. MacColl's mother, Jean, called the ban "too ridiculous", while the Pogues ...

Kirsty MacColl first cut the ‘f slur’ from ... The song, written by Pogues banjo player Jem Finer and frontman Shane MacGowan ...

Kirsty MacColl, the singer and song-writer ... Though she had few big commercial successes - the nearest thing was her duet with Shane MacGowan on the Christmas classic Fairytale Of New York ...

MacColl in mind as a duet partner, and certainly her dulcet tones offset Shane’s boozy croak. That’s not meant as a criticism either – MacGowan ... Spider Stacey and Kirsty MacColl on ...

The late Kirsty MacColl’s stepmother has said her killer ... in which she sang the iconic spirited duet with the late Shane MacGowan. ‘Merry Christmas you a*** and pray God it’s our last ...