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Published 15:59 9 Jun 2015 BST
Updated 18:44 9 Jun 2015 BST

Fans hoping to locate the comic in the cities where Blur are playing are urged to follow clues posted on the band's Twitter account.
https://twitter.com/blurofficial/status/608233070353911808
https://twitter.com/blurofficial/status/608233925417287680
The artist who created the book is Hong Kong based animator Kongkee, who said when he first heard the band's latest album, The Magic Whip: "It was pure joy, partly because it is so inspired by Hong Kong itself allowing us to see what Hong Kong is like in other people's eyes."
Kongkee continued: "Some of the elements in the songs, might also be the impression of Hong Kong to many others, given by Bruce Lee, given by 007, by Susie Wang.
"It's magical how their music brought me many vivid visions and I just let them slip through my pens."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hyMeSt4p44
Fans can also buy a copy of Travel to Hong Kong with Blur at the band's webstore at www.blur.co.uk from Friday, June 12.
Blur headline Isle of Wight Festival on Saturday.
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