Association for Electronic Music publish code of conduct against sexual harassment and gender discrimination

young seal with a huge plastic fishing lure caught in its mouth was released back into the sea after a brave rescue. The animal was seen struggling in Oban, Argyll and Bute, with the big pink piece of equipment trapped around its mouth and whiskers.

The MOBOs will return next month with a ceremony livestreamed on YouTube, with a highlights show on BBC One later the same night.

EDUCATION & EVENTSMentoring network The Cat’s Mother has partnered with collecting society PPL to host a series of events to support young women entering the music industry. “By connecting talented, aspiring women with some of the most experienced female executives in music, The Cat’s Mother offers a unique opportunity to those that may otherwise struggle, through no fault of their own, to start and sustain a career in our industry”, says PPL’s Kate Reilly.————————————————–RELEASESTaylor Swift has premiered new concert film ‘Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions’ on Disney+.

This Morning's Alison Hammond, 45, announced on Wednesday's show that she has been diagnosed as pre-diabetic.

Vogue China, celebrated the magazine’s 15th anniversary. Two months later, she announced she was leaving.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has another bug, this time causing instant-death to players who fall through the map.READ MORE: Vikkstar thinks skill-based matchmaking in ‘Call Of Duty’ “hampers” contentAfter its release earlier in the month, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has been subject to a fair few bugs. The latest in the list is a game-breaking map issue that players are unable to recover from.Apparently you can fall through the map in Moscow on Black Ops Cold War.

MC5’s Wayne Kramer has sued Proctor & Gamble over its Old Spice Guitar Solo body wash, and not just because he’s offended as a guitarist at the idea of his artform being turned into soap. Rather, he’s suing because the illustrated musician that appeared on bottles of said body wash was playing a guitar that looks very like his signature stars and stripes stratocaster.“Mr Kramer’s established signature stars and stripes Fender guitar has become synonymous with his image and brand”, a lawsuit filed by the MC5 member states.

coronavirus lockdown next week. From December 2, the travel ban will be lifted, meaning for the first time in a month people will be able to leave their homes other than for essential reasons.Those living in Tier 1 and Tier 2 regions will once again be able to leave the area for leisure purposes - subject to social distancing measures while they're out.

University of Salford will roll out mass Covid-19 testing for its students next week. An asymptomatic testing site will open at the university next Monday (November 30) and will until next Friday (December 4).All students are eligible for a test but the university is especially targeting those who are planning to travel home for Christmas.

PIERS Morgan told his GMB co-star Laura Tobin to "show us your legs" and teased she was dressed like she was in a bikini competition on today's show. His tongue-in-cheek comments came after competitions presenter Andi Peters complained about presenting in the cold on the banks of the Thames while Piers and Susanna Reid were in a warm studio.

The government has told Brits to avoid socialising for a MONTH around Christmas in exchange for a five-day break.

The Killers have mocked Donald Trump‘s refusal to concede defeat in the U.S. presidential election, after failing to secure a single nod in the Grammy nominations.The Las Vegas band missed out in yesterday’s nominations, having released their sixth album ‘Imploding The Mirage’ in August this year.But they still managed to see the funny side by posting a tongue-in-cheek tweet that took inspiration from Donald Trump’s baseless claims of electoral fraud after he lost the U.S.

coronavirus by posting online videos for the over-60s.Dot Bremner hosts a daily Dancercise with Dot session from the garden of her home in Elgin, Moray.She set herself the challenge of dancing every day this month to raise money for charity North East Sensory Services (Ness), which  supports 6,500 people in North-east Scotland who have vision or hearing loss.Dot, who is partially sighted and almost completely deaf without a hearing aid, toured the region before the virus outbreak to run dance classes for over-60s and disability groups to raise money for charity North East Sensory Services (Ness).Lockdown life has posed its challenges for the toe-tapping pensioner, with video calls being difficult due to her sight problems.She said: "I think

The Sun : "If I can drop two dress sizes I'll be happy because I might be going back into Jamie The Musical in the West End, and right now there's no way I'm going to get into my dress."The cheeky chap joked: "Girls you feel my pain right?! If I'm gonna be a Drag Queen I can't be a size 16!"It is no surprise the actor is losing weight as celebrities usually do when appearing on the show due to being given scarce food rations.DR HILARY BLASTS 'WEAK NATION' FOR NOT WANTING TO CANCEL CHRISTMAS AMID CORONAVIRUS PANDEMICPIERS MORGAN 'DECLARES WAR' ON MARTIN LEWIS AFTER RUDE JAB ON MONEY SHOWPIERS MORGAN BLASTS MATT HANCOCK'S 'CHRONIC AMNESIA' AFTER MP DENIES SAYING HE 'FOLLOWED SCIENCE'BAKE OFF FINALIST LAURA BREAKS DOWN IN FRIDGE OVER FEARS

media. After that incident, he reportedly signed an undertaking to 'stop whatever act of putting girls on a leash or any other degrading treatment to ladies and guys'. Some critics saw his latest stunt as the 'same madness' after it drew attention on social media. Another critic said: 'This is one reason I must have heavy military presence at my wedding venue.

Mike Tyson believes Anthony Joshua's style would be a "recipe for disaster" against Tyson Fury.

Virtually the whole of England could face a ban on family gatherings until Christmas, the Mirror has learned.

People should "think carefully" about who they meet and how far they travel over Christmas, the First Minister of Wales has said.

The tiny brown-and-white speckled Saw-whet that inadvertently traveled from Oneonta to Manhattan aboard this year’s Rockefeller Christmas tree was released back into its natural habitat on Tuesday night. Workers with the Ravensbeard Wildlife Center in Saugerties, where Rockefeller has been convalescing, released the bird at dusk into a vast upstate open space with plenty of conifers for the owl to seek safety in.

Recording Academy unveiled the list of contenders during a remote event on Tuesday (24 November).Nominees for Best Rock Performance include Fiona Apple for “Shameika”, Haim for “The Steps”, Phoebe Bridgers for “Kyoto”, “Stay High” by Brittany Howard, “Daylight” by Grace Potter, and “Not” by Big Thief, a four-person band fronted by Adrienne Lenker.Big Thief, Howard, Bridgers and Apple have also received recognition in the Best Rock Song category, which comprises 80 per cent female nominees.Overall, female artists lead the nominations this year.

In a social media post on Tuesday, Christina Perri confirmed that she gave birth to her baby girl earlier than scheduled. Sadly, the baby did not survive.The "Jar of Hearts" singer shared the sad news on Twitter and Instagram along with a photo taken from the hospital.