Blundering Boris Johnson told by Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe how 'she lived in the shadow of his words'

Anna Marie de la Fuente Chef Mauro Colagreco of the three-Michelin star restaurant Mirazur will be attending the June 13 North American premiere of the documentary “Reinventing Mirazur” at the Tribeca Film Festival.  In a clip released ahead of its premiere in Variety, Colagreco explains the new philosophy behind the restaurant’s menus, borne out of the pandemic.As described, the doc takes “a deep dive into the life of Chef Mauro, who finds himself changing everything about his flagship restaurant after the COVID-19 pandemic halted his worldwide rise to prominence.”Forced to go into hiatus not long after his Menton, France-based restaurant was awarded the coveted three Michelin stars and the No.1 spot in The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list in 2019, Colagreco spent more time in his estate’s vast vegetable and flower garden and came up with the idea to introduce menus pegged to the cycles of the moon. Since he sourced all the restaurant’s fresh produce from his garden, where planting and harvesting were timed according to the moon’s cycles, the menus would undergo a radical change.

How soon is too soon for a COVID-centric miniseries? For Sky Atlantic, not soon enough, as their series on Boris Johnson and the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic “This England” hits small screens this Fall. READ MORE: Michael Winterbottom To Direct A TV Seris About UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s COVID-19 Response Kenneth Branagh stars as the blonde, mop-headed Prime Minister in the five-episode series.

Boris Johnson has been urged to “sack the chancellor” and take action to meet the cost of living crisis.

This England, starring Kenneth Branagh as Boris Johnson.The series, co-written and directed by Michael Winterbottom, is based on Johnson’s first months as prime minister and the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in the UK.A synopsis reads: “The drama takes us inside the halls of power, as Johnson grapples with COVID-19, Brexit, and a personal and political life wracked by controversy.“The events in government are interwoven with first-hand testimonies from around the UK, from the experts and scientists racing against time to understand the virus; the doctors, nurses and care-home workers on the frontline working tirelessly and heroically to contain and overcome it; and ordinary people whose lives were thrown into turmoil.”Alongside Branagh, the show stars Ophelia Lovibond (Feel Good) as Carrie Johnson and Andrew Buchan (The Crown) as former Health Secretary Matt Hancock.While an exact release date is yet to be announced, This England is scheduled to be released on Sky Atlantic and NOW later this year.Branagh was recently cast in Christopher Nolan’s next film Oppenheimer, alongside Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Robert Downey Jr, Florence Pugh and Rami Malek.The film follows theoretical physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer (Murphy) and his contributions to the Manhattan Project which led to the creation of the atomic bomb.

Boris Johnson is set to face members of parliament in the House of Commons later today at Prime Ministers Questions.

Jamie Carragher has ruined Gary Neville with a brutal Boris Johnson jibe after Salford City announced they have sacked their manager.The League Two club announced on Tuesday that they have parted company with Gary Bowyer after 14 months in charge at the Peninsula Stadium. As a result, the club which Neville has co-owned since 2014 are now in search of their eighth manager in seven years following the dismissal.Neville's fellow Sky Sports pundit Carragher wasted no time in poking fun at the former Manchester United defender, taking to Twitter to react to the news of Bowyer's Salford dismissal.Carragher quote tweeted the club's announcement, writing: “@GNev2 puts more people out of work than Boris Johnson", making reference to the Prime Minister's plans to cut thousands of civil service jobs.Bowyer leaves Salford having joined the club in March last year and lead the Ammies to a 10th placed finish in League Two this season, finishing seven points off the play-offs.The club confirmed his departure in an official statement which read: “Salford City Football Club announces the departure of First Team Manager Gary Bowyer from The Peninsula Stadium.“A meeting was held earlier today and the Club has made the decision to terminate Gary Bowyer’s contract along with Assistant Manager Billy Barr.Who is currently the best television pundit in football? Let us know in the comments section below.“The Club would like to thank Gary and Billy for their hard work over the last season, and we wish them all the best for their future roles within football.

Boris Johnson’s government has been warned that it risks breaking international law and starting a European trade war by breaking up the Northern Ireland protocol.

Boris Johnson is preparing to trample over the Brexit deal for Northern Ireland and risk sparking a major trade war with the European Union.

Boris Johnson would lose his seat as well as Tory control of Downing Street if there was a general election tomorrow, polling shows.

A Tory Minister has been mocked for claiming that poor people struggling with the cost of living crisis should get a better job.

Tipping Point contestant took a cheeky swipe at the Prime Minister during the latest episode of Tipping Point. Ben Shephard was back asking the questions as the celebrity spin-off of the popular ITV game show returned on Sunday (May 15) evening.

Tipping Point: Lucky Stars host Ben Shephard made a joke about the coin pusher machine and Robert Peston poked fun at prime minister Boris Johnson.On the star studded lineup, which featured Loose Women's Judi Love, The Only Way Is Essex's Pete Wicks and journalist Robert Peston, the celebs tried their hand at winning a cash prize for their chosen charities.Ben welcomed the famous faces on to the show and after their introductions, he got straight on with the general knowledge questions.Robert answered correctly when asked a question about ABBA, which meant he could release a coin into the machine.Ben joked about his coin release technique and urged him to focus on his timing.Peston let one of his counters drop into drop zone 4, all the guests gasped at his misfortune and Judi questioned 'really?' when his turn was complete.Ben then said: "It's like when you're interviewing a politician and they just won't give you an answer: 'Really? Really?'"Robert laughed and added: "Yeah, that's the Boris Johnson of machines," which left his co-stars in tears of laughter.Ben joined in the joke and said: "Sitting on the edge.

NHS prescription charges in England are to be frozen in the latest move by ministers to ease the cost-of-living crisis amid fears the squeeze on family incomes is damaging the Tories. Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the charges – which normally rise in line with inflation – will be held this year to “put money back in people’s pockets”.

Boris Johnson’s U-turn on junk food, with one denouncing the plans as “unConservative”. Boris Johnson (PA)The cost of obesity-related illnesses places a huge financial burden on taxpayers and the NHS, Lord Bethell said. The latest move was not “aligned with the kind of Conservative principles that I’m familiar with”, he added.

Boris Johnson plans to slash 90,000 Civil Service jobs to free up cash for measures to ease the cost-of-living crisis with possible tax cuts.

Boris Johnson last week on May 3. The straight-talking presenter grilled the Prime Minister behind his reasons for avoiding an appearance on the popular ITV programme for almost five years.

A former Tory councillor has said the party has no direction, as she revealed she has quit the Conservatives in the aftermath of the council elections last week.

Boris Johnson has been urged to bring forward an emergency Budget to help families cope with the cost of living crisis. The prime minister, opening the Queen's Speech debate in the Commons, said he and Chancellor Rishi Sunak would be "saying more" about help for households in the "coming days" - but Treasury sources ruled out any immediate fiscal relief.

Susanna Reid sent her Instagram followers wild after she took to the platform to pose in a summery frock.The Good Morning Britain presenter embraced the sunny start to the week by slipping on a blue floral dress.Susanna, 51, oozed elegance as she posed in the classy frock in front of a white wall yesterday morning.The host, who paired her dress with blue stilettos and allowed her brown hair to fall onto her shoulders, looked sensational as she gave a huge grin to the camera.The presenter shared her post shortly before returning to the Good Morning Britain studio after heading to Downing Street last week to grill Prime Minister Boris Johnson - and she appeared to be happy to be back, writing in the caption "Back in the studio!".The host's dedicated followers rushed to the comment section to shower her with compliments including her pal and ITV colleague Lorraine Kelly who gave her seal of approval by simply remarking "glorious".One of Susanna's fan's wrote: "Pretty blue dress on a gorgeous woman Ding Dong."Another said: "Absolutely gorgeous."A third wrote: "Look absolutely Gorgeous Susanna.."At the weekend Susanna expertly shut down a Twitter troll who commented on her weight.Susanna shared an article written on several incidents of her wearing a similar outfit when interviewing Dame Joan Collins.She shared a light-hearted thread highlighting the duo's matching attire, when a man with 31 Twitter followers interjected.The troll tweeted: "Have you put on some weight? You are looking very chunky," to which Susanna simply replied: "Yes."Susanna quote tweeted the question, meaning her 873,000 followers could see it.

The government's legislative agenda for the next parliamentary session will be laid out in the Queen's Speech today. New laws around Brexit, education and levelling up are all expected to be outlined during today's State Opening of Parliament.

Some Gogglebox fans have called for Mary Killen to be dropped from the show after comments she made about Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday night’s show. Mary, along with partner Giles Wood, had tuned into the PM’s sit down interview with Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain, which saw the presenter grilling Boris over the current cost of living crisis.