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Mick Jagger suffered a deep cut to his hand when a prop gun malfunctioned during the filming of the movie Ned Kelly in Australia.
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- Thieves broke into Mick Jagger’s London apartment while he was away and stole valuable jewelry and luxury furs belonging to his then-partner Marianne Faithfull.
- Mick Jagger was stopped in Liverpool and fined £32 for speeding and driving without insurance. He was on his way to visit two fans who had been injured in a traffic accident.
- Mick Jagger released the single “Let's Work.”
- Mick Jagger donated £100,000 to his former secondary school in Dartford to fund a music director and the purchase of musical instruments.
- Mick Jagger donated £100,000 to his former school, Dartford Grammar School in Dartford, England, to purchase musical instruments and fund a music director. The Red Rooster project greatly expanded the school's musical opportunities, and the resulting music center was named the Mick Jagger Centre.
- Mick Jagger donated £100,000 to his former Dartford Grammar School to support music education, fund a music director, and purchase musical instruments. The new music center was named after him.