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confirmed internet rumors that all of the late star’s improvisations didn’t end up on the cutting room floor.Chris Columbus is even open to making a documentary about the creation of the film, showcasing some of Williams’ “hilariously funny” but not-safe-for-a-family-movie material that didn’t make it into the theaters, the director told Entertainment Weekly.The outtakes from the gender-bending movie don’t rise to the level of an NC-17 rating, but there are three different versions of the film, including an R-rated cut, said Columbus, also known for the “Home Alone” and “Harry Potter” movies.“The reality is that there was a deal between Robin and myself, which was, he’ll do one or two, three scripted takes.

lockdown protestors in central London today.Riot police were forced to run back to their vans, as demonstrators threw bottles and cans at them in Hyde Park.A group of around 100 protestors chased police vehicles, allegedly punching and kicking them, as they left the area following a day of protests in central London.Members of the public fled the park, with small children carried by their parents.More than 30 people have been arrested for breaching Covid regulations.Around 100 police officers wearing riot helmets and carrying shields arrived at Hyde Park and urged people to go home.The protesters had gathered in the capital to oppose lockdown measures, as well as the government's Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.Piers Corbyn,

Gillian McKeith, 61, has been vocally against lockdown restrictions during the entire coronavirus pandemic, and today insisted she was “proud to be a Londoner” after thousands took part in demonstrations against lockdown measures in the capital.The former You Are What You Eat host was labelled “self-indulgent” by some of her Twitter followers over her controversial remarks, as only half the nation has been vaccinated against the deadly bug so far.Sharing snaps of the march happening in London, Gillian praised those who took a stand against the Government.She typed: “It is time to stand up. And London has finally come through."London takes back freedom.

Co-directors Kelly Kali and Angelique Molina’s dark comedy “I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking)” is the newest in what’s become an elongated line of pandemic-themed cinema. Following Danny (Kali) and Wes (Wesley Moss), a houseless mother and daughter, “I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking)” feels as though it would be infinitely better if it weren’t set during the pandemic.

Edinburgh park. Police swarmed on The Meadows after a large group gathered to demonstrate this afternoon.

The Talk will remain on hiatus through at least next week and no return date has been set, according to Deadline.

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Gillian McKeith has been slammed after she said she's "proud to be a Londoner" after thousands took part in a protest against lockdown measures in the capital.

Coronation Street bosses have unveiled how Tyrone and Alina were able to kiss in Friday's dramatic episode of the ITV soap. Viewers were perplexed as they saw the character share a passionate smooch and many wondered how they were able to kiss amid lockdown restrictions.ITV has now explained some filming secrets as they said that they used a real life couple as kissing doubles.Regular Corrie extra Alex Mulvaney and his wife Hannah stepped in as kissing doubles for the sizzling scenes.

Dogs could be used to sniff out people with asymptomatic coronavirus at airports and mass events, a study has found.10 canines were trained to smell the virus on sweat, saliva and urine in a German Armed Forces study.The dogs, who sniffed more than 5,000 samples, were able to detect Covid-19 from human urine with 95% accuracy.This fell to 91% when smelling sweat and 82% when smelling saliva.Researchers say dogs could be used to quickly identify people in large groups who are Covid-19 positive.Boris Johnson’s Covid roadmap could allow up to 4,000 people to gather outdoors and up to 1,000 indoors from May 17 at the earliest.This would go up to 10,000 people for mass outdoor seated events such as football matches.Taking part in the study were

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The Talk hiatus has been extended while CBS continues its investigation into claims of racial insensitivity and mistreatment by Sharon Osbourne.

Haley Bosselman editorAfter his handwritten cover letter went viral on LinkedIn, professional training academy and studio Exceptional Minds offered Ryan Lowry, who is on the autism spectrum, a scholarship to its summer animation program.“I am interested in a job in animation, or in IT,” Lowry wrote in the viral letter to his potential future employer. “I realize that someone like you will have to take a chance on me, I don’t learn like typical people do. I would need a mentor to teach me, but I learn quickly, once you explain it, I get it.”Lester Holt surprised Lowry and his parents with the scholarship during a segment on “NBC Nightly News.” He mentioned the letter also caught the eye of Dell and Dreamworks, among others.

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Gillian McKeith praised those taking part in a march through central London to protest lockdown measures amid the coronavirus pandemic.The You Are What You Eat host has been vocal against the ongoing government restrictions during the global health scare.Taking to Twitter, the star shared snaps from the march, stating that she was ‘proud’ of those who were also on their feet. ‘It is time to stand up. And London has finally come through,’ she captioned the post. ‘London takes back freedom.

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our Criminal Record newsletter.Housing officers and Safer Neighbourhood Teams have faced a surge of bad behaviour among tenants around Fauldhouse and West Calder.Police have been called to incidents and warnings issued to tenants following weeks of disruptive behaviour.Sandy Ross, local housing manager, told a meeting of the Fauldhouse and Breich Valley Local Area Committee: “There has been a spike and it’s not just down to Covid.

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@OliverDowden comments on @talkRADIO yesterday should concern us all - on the back of nearly all vulnerable groups vaccinated and the June 21st all restrictions removed date - he was saying there’ll still be masks, one way systems and tests to gain entry to many events!”Meanwhile a fourth remarked: “This [lockdown] can not be allowed to continue!”Following this post, Laurence shared a number of photographs from today’s demonstration including a video of maskless protesters high fiving a bus driver.Laurence said: “This bus driver is a hero.To be sat still in a giant traffic jam and to still be able to show genuine appreciation for those who are causing the giant traffic jam.”It comes as the star had previously explained he was standing for

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Brexit on a rocket to Mars, Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie has said. Speaking at the UK Liberal Democrat spring conference, Rennie said now is not the moment for the "long, divisive, argumentative, exhausting, all-consuming event" of another referendum on the issue.