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Rupert Everett likens social media to ‘the Stasi’

Rupert Everett likens social media to ‘the Stasi’

Rupert Everett likens social media to ‘the Stasi’

04 October 2020

The actor was speaking at the Cheltenham Literature Festival to promote the latest volume of his biography, To The End Of The World.


In Pictures: Runners take to streets for London Marathon like no other

In Pictures: Runners take to streets for London Marathon like no other

In Pictures: Runners take to streets for London Marathon like no other

04 October 2020

The annual race was pushed back to October 4 and only the elite athletes were able to race in central London.


‘It will feel every bit as real’ – virtual marathon runners meet Harry

‘It will feel every bit as real’ – virtual marathon runners meet Harry

‘It will feel every bit as real’ – virtual marathon runners meet Harry

04 October 2020

The duke met two couples running the London Marathon virtually, in a Los Angeles park.


Queen highlights value of ‘trusted’ sources in Journalism Matters Week message

Queen highlights value of ‘trusted’ sources in Journalism Matters Week message

Queen highlights value of ‘trusted’ sources in Journalism Matters Week message

04 October 2020

She praised the role of news media organisations during the coronavirus outbreak.


5,500 jobs at risk as Cineworld plans closure of all UK sites

5,500 jobs at risk as Cineworld plans closure of all UK sites

5,500 jobs at risk as Cineworld plans closure of all UK sites

04 October 2020

The closures come after the latest James Bond film was postponed until next year.


It would have been inappropriate to be usual buoyant self during pandemic – PM

It would have been inappropriate to be usual buoyant self during pandemic – PM

It would have been inappropriate to be usual buoyant self during pandemic – PM

04 October 2020

Boris Johnson said it was ‘nonsense’ to suggest his change in leadership style was down to feeling the effects of ‘long Covid’.


Public urged to be vigilant when adopting pets as illegal dealers cash in

Public urged to be vigilant when adopting pets as illegal dealers cash in

Public urged to be vigilant when adopting pets as illegal dealers cash in

04 October 2020

Colleen Tinnelly, development manager at the USPCA, said people being at home more has led to a massive increase in demand for dogs and cats.


PM: Trade deal is there to be done but UK would still prosper without

PM: Trade deal is there to be done but UK would still prosper without

PM: Trade deal is there to be done but UK would still prosper without

04 October 2020

The UK and EU have agreed to intensify trade talks as major differences remain between the two sides.


Donald Trump ‘going to be fine’ following Covid-19 treatment, claims PM

Donald Trump ‘going to be fine’ following Covid-19 treatment, claims PM

Donald Trump ‘going to be fine’ following Covid-19 treatment, claims PM

04 October 2020

The US president is currently in hospital after contracting coronavirus.


Marathon runners face ‘worst ever’ weather as historic virtual race begins

Marathon runners face ‘worst ever’ weather as historic virtual race begins

Marathon runners face ‘worst ever’ weather as historic virtual race begins

04 October 2020

Some 45,000 people are running or walking the 40th London Marathon along their own 26.2-mile route, many of them in pouring rain.


Makes no sense to ‘hobnob’ in the street after pubs close, says Johnson

Makes no sense to ‘hobnob’ in the street after pubs close, says Johnson

Makes no sense to ‘hobnob’ in the street after pubs close, says Johnson

04 October 2020

The PM also said that if the Eat Out To Help Out scheme had helped to spread the virus, then people must now counteract that with ‘discipline’.


Boris Johnson warns of ‘bumpy’ months ahead in fight against Covid-19

Boris Johnson warns of ‘bumpy’ months ahead in fight against Covid-19

Boris Johnson warns of ‘bumpy’ months ahead in fight against Covid-19

04 October 2020

The Prime Minister said people should behave ‘fearlessly but with common sense’, and follow coronavirus guidance.


Boris Johnson makes cameo appearance in LGBT+ Conservatives’ lip sync battle

Boris Johnson makes cameo appearance in LGBT+ Conservatives’ lip sync battle

Boris Johnson makes cameo appearance in LGBT+ Conservatives’ lip sync battle

04 October 2020

Politicians including Edwina Currie and Dehenna Davison competed against each other for the virtual crown at the start of the Tory Party Conference.


Cineworld set to close all UK sites

Cineworld set to close all UK sites

Cineworld set to close all UK sites

04 October 2020

Bosses say cinema has become ‘unviable’ as studios keep putting back blockbuster releases.


Home-working could be here to stay for many, say business leaders

Home-working could be here to stay for many, say business leaders

Home-working could be here to stay for many, say business leaders

04 October 2020

But the Institute of Directors warned increased home-working could raise questions around employers’ responsibilities for staff outside the office


University students describe ‘horrible’ year as pandemic ‘guinea pigs’

University students describe ‘horrible’ year as pandemic ‘guinea pigs’

University students describe ‘horrible’ year as pandemic ‘guinea pigs’

04 October 2020

One student said they are being ‘forgotten about’ and then blamed when coronavirus cases rise.


Royal Opera House to sell David Hockney portrait in fight to survive pandemic

Royal Opera House to sell David Hockney portrait in fight to survive pandemic

Royal Opera House to sell David Hockney portrait in fight to survive pandemic

04 October 2020

The painting of the venue’s former chief Sir David Webster is expected to fetch between £11m and £18m at auction.


Donald Trump feeling ‘much better’ amid confusion over condition

Donald Trump feeling ‘much better’ amid confusion over condition

Donald Trump feeling ‘much better’ amid confusion over condition

04 October 2020

The president’s doctors have given an upbeat assessment of his condition, contrasting that delivered by his chief of staff.


Medieval latrines shed light on gut health of 15th-century Europeans

Medieval latrines shed light on gut health of 15th-century Europeans

Medieval latrines shed light on gut health of 15th-century Europeans

04 October 2020

The findings could also help in understanding more about the microbial gut health of present-day humans.


From The Apprentice boardroom to the White House: Donald Trump in profile

From The Apprentice boardroom to the White House: Donald Trump in profile

From The Apprentice boardroom to the White House: Donald Trump in profile

04 October 2020

The 74-year-old’s biggest challenge in the re-election campaign could be his own fight against coronavirus.


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