Andrew Lloyd Webber Volunteers For COVID-19 Vaccine Trial: ‘I’ll Do Anything To Prove That Theatres Can Reopen Safely’

Instagram, Sophie revealed that she actually managed to keep the throne and it now lives in the house where she lives with her husband Joe Jonas and their baby girl Willa.Keeping it simple, the actress captioned the image ‘welcome home.’Joe Jonas also shared the same photo along with a little GIF of his wife’s favourite saying: ‘And that’s the tea.’Sophie and Joe have recently welcomed their first child into the world after marrying last year.

Tim Richards Guest ContributorThere is a moment in one of Christopher Nolan’s blockbusters when he borrows a poem from Dylan Thomas to send shivers down the back of a million cinema seats. “Do not go gentle into that good night,” intones Michael Caine as the heroes of “Interstellar” strap in on a mission to save humanity.

Paris Hilton is opening up about her childhood trauma. The 39-year-old DJ and heiress already teased the reveal in the trailer for her upcoming YouTube documentary,, and now she is sharing her story. In a new interview with magazine, Hilton claims that the 11 months she spent at the Provo Canyon School at the age of 17 was «torture.» “It was supposed to be a school, but [classes] were not the focus at all,” Hilton says.

The government has insisted the UK will be first in line for a potential coronavirus vaccine if it is proved to be effective.A spokesperson for Downing Street said the UK will get "first access" to the vaccine being developed by scientists at the University of Oxford in partnership with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca.It comes after reports emerged that Donald Trump is considering granting emergency authorisation for it to be deployed in the US.“We have been clear that we will only roll out a vaccine once it is deemed safe and effective by our regulators," a spokesperson for prime minister Boris Johnson said.“AstraZeneca have entered into a number of agreements with other countries, they have the global licensing agreement with Oxford, but

Greece, Switzerland and the Czech Republic risk being subject to quarantine measures by all four nations of the UK, according to latest figures.

Ayrshire two fresh positive tests have been reported since yesterday. The total for the region is now 1,304.

Bonhill girl's family urge "don't let Ava's death be in vain"The victim was with his girlfriend when he was punched by the attacker who boarded at Singer station.He then left the train at Drumry.West Dunbartonshire's Covid-19 care home death shameAnyone who witnessed what happened is asked to contact BTP by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference 2000051374.Alternatively you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Tara Conlan BBC content director Charlotte Moore has warned that unless diversity is prioritized in the UK TV industry, the sector will not survive.Speaking today at the Edinburgh TV Festival, Moore unveiled new programs including an investigation into the impact of race on coronavirus by actor David Harewood and a spin off of World On Fire writer Peter Bowker’s hit series The A Word written by disabled writers. These shows will be among those to spearhead BBC1’s line-up next season.Moore also highlighted Mangrove, the first film in Steve Macqueen’s series Small Axe, which will air this autumn.

nurse fears she won’t get a mortgage after being hit with nearly £700 of parking tickets.Vicky McGuire - who was ticketed while working at a coronavirus testing facility in Dyce, Aberdeen -  was reassured by contractors that they’d be waived.She has spent her weekends during the pandemic carrying out vital tests on offshore workers at the oil and gas firm Aker Solutions, in addition to her job at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee.However, despite filling out the appropriate paperwork before she started, Ms McGuire has been charged £680 by Smart Parking.She said: “I have had a ticket every single week and there are probably more to come.“I am really angry because I am in the process of getting a mortgage and don’t want this on my credit score.“I

Paris Hilton has opened up about the abuse she allegedly endured while attending boarding school as a teen.The 39-year-old hotel heiress spoke with People ahead of the release of her new YouTube documentary This is Paris, in which she will expose never-before-heard details about some of the pain she suffered at the Provo Canyon School in Utah.Reflecting on the 11 months she was enrolled at the institution at age 17, Paris shared: “The staff would say terrible things. They were constantly making me feel bad about myself and bully me.“I think it was their goal to break us down.

coronavirus vaccine created by Oxford University.The vaccine is being developed by scientists from the university and pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca.Initial human trials suggest it is safe and creates an immune response to Covid-19. However, it is not likely to be ready until next year.

Katie Holmes, 41, and her 14-year-old daughter, Suri Cruise, matched perfectly when they were seen on a girls’ day in New York City on Saturday (Aug. 22.) Katie wore a dark, patterned dress, one that was flowy enough to keep her cool during the hot summer day. Katie’s daughter – who is on her way to being as tall as the Dawson’s Creek alum – was her “Mini-Me,” wearing similarly dark and flowy. However, Suri decided to put her hair in an elegant and very clean braid, while Katie opted to have her hair down.

Headteachers should fine parents who don't send their children back to school as a "last resort", Number 10 has said.

Paris Hilton is opening up about her childhood trauma. The 39-year-old DJ and heiress already teased the reveal in the trailer for her upcoming YouTube documentary,, and now she is sharing her story. In a new interview with magazine, Hilton claims that the 11 months she spent at the Provo Canyon School at the age of 17 was «torture.» “It was supposed to be a school, but [classes] were not the focus at all,” Hilton says.

ex-F1 driver Takuma Sato.The Spaniard's hopes of completing the triple crown, following his victories in the Monaco Grand Prix and Le Mans 24 Hours, will now have to wait until 2023 at the earliest, as his contractual ties with the Renault F1 team will preclude his participation in the next two editions of the 500.Alonso explained: "We were struggling from the very beginning with the balance of the car with a lot of oversteer."We kept changing that balance in the pitstops, reducing the front flap, doing tyre adjustments, and then we started to be happy with the car."We were up to P15 around lap 110, which is where we wanted to be..."Then we had a clutch problem on the car that we didn't know how to solve."We finished the race without the

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.PROACTIVE action by officers in Police Scotland’s Lanarkshire division saw an increase in the number of offensive weapons being seized and drugs offences rise during lockdown.Drink or drug-driving also increased compared to the same period in 2019.Management Information figures revealed that between the start of April and the end of June, officers seized 83 offensive weapons – an increase of nine from the previous year’s figure of 74.The number of people detected for being under the influence of drink or drugs while driving went up – from 229 to 396 (73 per cent) – and the number of offences for being in possession of drugs increased from 364 to

More than 23 million people around the world have been infected with coronavirus, and now a new study indicates that humans aren’t the only species at risk of the virus.

Perthshire. The move is to stop “inconsiderate drivers” blocking roads in the region by abandoning their vehicles on narrow roads.

CornwallLive: “We had to close the pool yesterday for a safety reason and people were saying we’d ruined their holiday, taken their fun away from them and weren’t making enough effort. “I’ve worked at the holiday park for the past couple of summers – you get the odd complaint but it’s never been like this.“It’s like they’ve come on holiday for a break and everything’s okay down here – but it’s not.

LOVE Island USA is arriving on our screens next week with a brand new series. Set in a coronavirus-secure hotel in Las Vegas, a new batch of sexy singletons will try and find love in Sin City.

Manori Ravindran International EditorThe second season of “Love Island USA” is hitting the U.K. this fall.The CBS series, which has this year relocated from Fiji to Las Vegas due to COVID-19, will debut on ITV2 from Sept.