Taylor Swift achieves 20m global sales

Taylor Swift has managed to shift 20 million albums worldwide.
The 'Love Story' star received a plaque to commemorate the accolade as she wrapped the European leg of her world tour earlier in the week.
The landmark takes into consideration the combined sales of her first three albums: 2006's Taylor Swift, 2008's Fearless and 2010's Speak Now.
"It's just sort of beyond my comprehension to get a plaque like that, and the fact the fans have done that much for me in such a short period of time is unreal, and I'm so excited and so thankful," she told The AP.
Swift recently admitted that she does not have 'thick skin'.
The singer-songwriter suggested to Sugar that she finds it hard to ignore insults directed at her from anyone.
Swift said: "I'm not stronger than anybody else. I feel everything that happens to me, whether it's a mean comment from a friend or a stranger. At no point in this process did I grow a thick skin."
Asked if she ever has tantrums, she added: "I've learned that I respect people less when they scream and yell. So when I'm mad, I try to keep the volume level of my voice really even.
"It's more impressive if you can remain calm when you're mad than if you lose control. I just hate the idea of taking my emotions out on other people. You know what I mean?"
Of the emotional content of her albums, Swift said: "I don't think that being a strong person is about ignoring your emotions and fighting your feelings. Putting on a brave face doesn't mean you're a brave person.
"That's why everybody in my life knows everything that I'm going through. I can't hide anything from them. People need to realise that being open isn't the same as being weak."