BBC News reported that George Michael items are up for auction, including a guitar named in the headline as the Faith guitar, and that a family row has developed over the sale.

According to the BBC News summary, the brother of the singer's late personal assistant says she would not have wanted the items to be sold. The summary does not name him, and it gives no further detail about his relationship to the family or about the dispute beyond the headline's description of a family row.

The summary states that the brother's view is that she "would not have wanted the items to be sold." It does not say whether the sellers, the auction house, or any other party has responded to that view.

The summary also does not give the name of the auction house, the names of the sellers, the number of items involved, their estimated values, or the date of the sale. It does not say whether the auction is continuing or has been paused.

The full BBC News article was not part of the material reviewed for this story, so it may contain additional information on these points. Based on the title and summary alone, the reported facts are limited to the existence of the auction, the presence of the Faith guitar among the items, the family disagreement, and the brother's statement about the personal assistant's wishes.

Sources: BBC News: Family row over George Michael items up for auction - including Faith guitar.