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While Bill Ward did join his Black Sabbath bandmates at the Ivor Novello Awards, he says he won't return to the band until his feud with Ozzy Osbourne ends.

Bill Ward joined Black Sabbath bandmates Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler in accepting the Ivor Novello Lifetime Achievement honor for songwriting.

The back and forth venom between founding Black Sabbath members Bill Ward and Ozzy Osbourne continues.

The Bill Ward vs. Black Sabbath battle continues with a new interview in Rolling Stone.

Late last night (April 16), Ozzy publicly responded to Ward, but the drummer didn't quite get the response he was hoping for.

Drummer Bill Ward says it will take a "righting of the wrongs" by Ozzy Osbourne and being presented a signable contract for him to return to Black Sabbath.

According to vocalist Ozzy Osbourne, Sabbath will disband after one more album and touring cycle.

Former Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward praises the playing of Metallica's Lars Ulrich.

Black Sabbath may have enjoyed major returns for their reunion on their '13' album, but founding drummer Bill Ward missed out on the disc after engaging in a very public contract dispute with the other original members. Not only did he miss out on the album, Ward says it's also damaged his relationship with singer Ozzy Osbourne.

Former Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has struggled with a few health issues lately, but the man is healing up and will soon sit behind the kit once again. In a new update from Ward himself, the drummer writes about shoulder surgery, contracting perforated diverticulitis, rehab and when exactly he plans on being back.

Black Sabbath have had a monster year in 2013, but it almost didn't happen at all. On top of guitarist Tony Iommi's lymphoma diagnosis, original drummer Bill Ward pulled out of the Sabbath reunion due to contractual issues. Although Black Sabbath have captured success with Brad Wilk in the studio and Tommy Clufetos on tour, both Tony Iommi and bassist Geezer Butler have reiterated that they wished

While the rest of of the world has embraced Black Sabbath's latest album, '13' with open arms, one person who can't bare to listen to the disc is the band's estranged drummer Bill Ward.