Stone Roses' Ian Brown pleads guilty to new speeding charge

Ian Brown will reportedly be banned from driving this week after pleading guilty to a speeding charge.

The Stone Roses singer, who did not appear at Stoke Magistrates Court last Thursday, was told he faced disqualification after being caught driving his Lexus at 93mph in a 40mph zone in October last year.

The Mirror reports that Judge David Taylor was "angered" by the star for changing his plea to guilty at the last minute, adding: "This will lead to disqualification."

Brown will be formally sentenced on November 24.

Last month, the singer escaped a driving ban after successfully arguing that it would cause "insurmountable" problems for his reformation with his Stone Roses bandmates.

He was previously fined a total of £965 and received six penalty points on his licence.

Earlier this month, the Stone Roses confirmed a string of tour dates across the UK and Europe.

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