Back together again! Elton John and his mom, Sheila Dwight Farebrother, have reconciled after close to nine years of not speaking to each other. The prolific singer-songwriter revealed the happy news on social media with a throwback picture of himself alongside his mother. He captioned the touching photo, “Dear Mum, Happy Mother’s Day! So happy we are back in touch. Love, Elton xo #MothersDay.” MORE: Elton John Is Scoring a Musical Adaptation of ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ — Get the Exciting Details!

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Thousands of Chinese fishing boats have ignored demands that they leave the rich fishing grounds within Japan’s exclusive economic zone off the northwest coast, with the Fisheries Agency in Tokyo forced to recommend that Japanese trawlers operate elsewhere to avoid clashes.The Fisheries Agency on Wednesday said its patrol vessels had ordered 2,589 Chinese vessels to leave Japanese waters around the Yamatotai grounds as of the end of September, nearly four times the number compared with the same period of last year.