Paul McCartney secures Mercury Prize landmark with first nomination for new album

• Sir Paul McCartney has received his first Mercury Prize nomination for his latest album, The Boys Of Dungeon Lane.
• He is shortlisted alongside artists including Olivia Dean for The Art Of Loving and Raye for This Music May Contain Hope.
• The esteemed award, established in 1992, annually recognises the best album released by an artist from the UK or Ireland.
• The winner will be announced at a ceremony featuring live performances on Thursday, 22 October, at the Utilita Arena Newcastle.
• The Mercury Prize winner receives a trophy and £25,000, with Sam Fender having won the award last year.

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Paul McCartney receives debut Mercury Prize nod with RAYE, Olivia Dean and JADE also shortlisted