James Blunt will guest edit an edition of Metro International, which is read in over 150 cities in 20 countries around the world. He will oversee the 17 Nov edition of the paper, which will follow the Warner Music release of the singer songwriter's new single 'Love, Love, Love' and precede the release of a deluxe version of his 2007 album 'All The Lost Souls'. Blunt, the paper's first guest editor, will be "commenting on news affecting readers around the world", and participating in a feature about humanitarian organisation Medecins Sans Frontieres.
However, before all you UK-based Blunt fans set your alarms early to make sure you get a copy of the Metro on that day - well, sorry, the UK's Metro newspaper, owned by Associated Newspapers, is not part of Metro International, the free paper available in loads of cities elsewhere in the world. So you'll have commute via Dublin or Lille to get a copy.