Home Top

One percent living: Mansions, maids and custom-made movie theaters - a look at the lives of the super-rich around the globe
Protesters picket dentist's door after he admits paying $55,000 to kill Cecil - Africa's most famous lion - as PETA calls for him to be 'extradited, charged and hanged'
Los Angeles gangs 'in sick CONTEST to kill 100 people in 100 days'
Oklahoma daycare center is shut down by cops after horror images emerged of sunburn suffered by children in their care
Tom Brady destroyed his cell phone and its 10,000 texts during Deflategate investigation, NFL reveals as it upholds his four-game ban
Touching moment owner is reunited with the dog he was forced to give him up a year ago after losing his job - and the delighted pet has clearly not forgotten him either
EXCLUSIVE: A-listers to attend funeral service for Bobbi Kristina held at church in Alpharetta, Ga. - she will be buried beside her mom Whitney Houston in New Jersey
Listen to the horrifying moment an airline pilot with just THREE minutes of fuel left is told he can't land in North Dakota because the airport is 'closed'
America's youngest convicted murderer released from prison at age 29 after serving sixteen years for killing his father's girlfriend when he was just 12 years old
Nasa's 'impossible' fuel-free thrusters DO work (they just can't figure out WHY): Scientists confirm viability of super-fast engine that could get us to the moon in 4 hours and the nearest star in 100 years
Fifteen-year-old boy 'lured eight-year-old girl who lived next door to his apartment, killed her and dumped her body in a dumpster'
Special needs worker who was about to propose to his girlfriend is killed in late-night street shooting
Mets star Jenrry Mejia suspended for 80 games after failing drugs test
Twitter admits 'unacceptable' failure to attract new users as shares fall 7% - despite it beating revenue and earnings
Heartbreaking scenes as church bus crashes in Indiana leaving 6-year-old dead and 11 others injured
The ultimate pin-up: Never-before-seen stills from Marilyn Monroe's iconic nude calendar shoot - thought to have been lost forever
The second life of a Nazi war criminal: 'Butcher of Lyon' Klaus Barbie became a fixer for drug lords when he went on the run in South America
Fatal Virgin Galactic crash was caused by 'braking error': Co-pilot unlocked the craft's feathering system too early, report finds
The car that carried mass shooter to murder: Police release photos of Trainwreck killer's car as they reveal he died of single shot to the head
Man who ignited security scare at Dallas airport by going through security and getting on a plane with no ticket or ID was lovelorn and trying to stop his girlfriend from leaving
'Deal with it yourself': Firefighter hung up on desperate 911 caller as high school student, 17, died from a gunshot wound
Baby giraffe made famous during live birth on Animal Planet at Dallas zoo dies after breaking its neck in an accident
'We didn't know he was seeing a psychiatrist': James Holmes' father says he didn't know his son was mentally ill before the 2012 shootings
Why it ALWAYS looks like there's an Uber nearby: Car firm accused of filling maps with 'ghost cars' to fool passengers

Radiohead are the new favourite to record 007 Spectre soundtrack as bookies suspend bets following 'anonymous £15,000 wager'

Published: 18:53 EST, 28 July 2015 | Updated: 19:09 EST, 28 July 2015

View
comments

Radiohead are now the favourite to record the new James Bond soundtrack, after a £15,000 bet was placed on the band, according to reports.

A spokesperson for William Hill told MailOnline: 'We can confirm that someone did enter one of our shops requesting to place a £15k bet on Radiohead at odds of 10/1.

'On top of that, we have seen loads of smaller bets that have forced the odds down to 6/4 from 10/1.

Scroll down for video

New contenders: Radiohead are now the favourite to record the new James Bond soundtrack, after someone requested to put a £15,000 bet on the band

'A gamble like this suggests that an announcement could be coming soon whether it be Radiohead or another artist.'

MailOnline has contacted a spokesperson for Radiohead for comment.

Ellie Goulding had been the favourite to record a piece for the iconic movie franchise and she did nothing to quash the rumours when she was pictured leaving the Abbey Road studios on Monday.

A spokesperson for William Hill told MailOnline: 'We can confirm that someone did enter one of our shops requesting to place a £15k bet on Radiohead at odds of 10/1 to perform the Spectre track

Daniel Craig smoulders in new James Bond: Spectre trailer

Showbiz 411 claimed she has a song registered with BMI Music called Spy.

The 28-year-old only added fuel to the fire, when she posted a snap of herself leaving the studio, captioning the post: 'That's a wrap!'

The singer, who has been recording unknown material at the legendary music studios, was one of the favourite artists in the running to have recorded the track for the the latest 007 movie after Sam Smith denied he was doing it.

A knowing smile: Ellie Goulding left Abbey Road studios in London on Monday amid reports she has a song registered with BMI Music called Spy, which could be the soundtrack for the new Bond movie

'That's a wrap!': The Love Me Like You Do songstress teased fans with a message via Instagram, posting a snap of herself walking out of the studios' - having apparently finished a project

Already done? With Ellie declaring she's finished at the studio, Sam Mendes revealed earlier this month that Spectre's soundtrack has already been recorded - leading many to believe Ellie is the artist behind it

More hints: Ellie's first hint was earlier on in July when she tweeted the name of the film soundtracked by Paul McCartney in 1973

With Ellie working on secret material at Abbey Road studios, where Adele recorded the previous Bond movie Skyfall's soundtrack, the post also seemed to hint that she is the voice of Spectre's track.

And this hasn't been the first case of Ellie dropping a hint, with the Halcyon hit-maker dropping a Bond-themed clue, when she tweeted 'Live and let die' earlier this month - the name of the 1973 Bond film with Paul McCartney at the helm.

Meanwhile, the Sam Mendes has revealed that the theme has been written, with the artist's identity to be revealed soon.

Speaking in an interview with BBC news earlier on this month, the director revealed that the theme song is already finished.