BREAKING Walthamstow incident: 'Four teens stabbed in east London as 7 people detained'

Meltdown Festival annually, is warning of a loss of up to 400 jobs due to coronavirus.A spokesperson confirmed the potential redundancies after workers were told about the cuts on Wednesday (July 15).The spokesperson told The Guardian: “It is with great sadness that the Southbank Centre announced that up to 400 roles have been put at risk of redundancy as part of a comprehensive management action plan designed to stem the financial losses being incurred as a result of Covid-19, and to help safeguard the future of the UK’s largest arts centre.”The job losses are expected to affect all areas of the complex, which comprises venues including the Hayward Gallery and Royal Festival Hall, as well as being home to eight orchestras, the National

Rochdale is not falling quickly. So in a bid to slow down the spread of the virus, people in the borough are being 'strongly advised' to:Wear face masks in shops now – do not wait until 24 JulyWear face masks in public as much as possibleLimit visitors to your home to two peopleKeep 2 metres apart at all timesAvoid physical contact with anyone outside your own household, including shaking hands or huggingGet tested and isolate if you are told to do soGet the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions here The measures will be reviewed in two weeks’ time.

A post shared by Nell Mescal (@nellmescal) on Jul 16, 2020 at 11:02am PDTThe actor joins Nell on the harmonies too and if this a preview of what we can expect from Paul’s much hyped collaboration with Dermot Kennedy then we’re in for a treat.The star posted a snap of himself and the musician on Thursday announcing his excitement about their upcoming virtual gig this month.The gig, titled Some Summer Night, will be an online exclusive show streamed from London’s historic Natural History Museum. Time well spent.

An actor is set to tell the High Court in London that she was “misquoted” in an article which labelled Johnny Depp (57) a wife beater.

Lorraine Kelly grew emotional as she handed over the reins of her TV show to Andi Peters on Friday.

This article was created by StackCommerce. While Postmedia may collect a commission on sales through the links on this page, we are not being paid by the brands mentioned.Public health professionals are concerned that the pandemic is creating a parallel mental health crisis. Some expert

Boris Johnson has announced that from tomorrow councils will be given wideranging powers to contain the local outbreaks of Covid-19.

Foals‘ Yannis Philippakis and Camelphat have teamed up to debut the video for ‘Hypercolour’, their recent collaboration.

He may have been busy in recent months with his tireless criticism and analysis of the UK government during the coronavirus pandemic, but Piers Morgan is having a much-needed break in Saint Tropez.

straight to your inboxHere are the Manchester City morning headlines for Friday, July 17.Manchester City youngster Phil Foden has revealed the lessons he has learned from David Silva as he prepares to step into the shoes of the Spanish playmaker at the end of the season.Silva is set to leave the Etihad Stadium this summer, with Foden billed as the 34-year-old’s natural successor, and the 20-year-old has opened up on how his mentor has taught him lessons for the future.“He’s a great player and also a great person off the pitch.

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBolton News'. It's as simple as that.It remains vitally important that people showing symptoms of Covid-19 should not attend a funeral service.

A 'serial racist Karen' who was filmed spewing hate in multiple rants has died after she stepped out into traffic and was hit by a fire truck.

Mirror Online secured a first look at the new campaign, due to hit TV screens later today.

Lorraine Kelly was left in tears at the end of her ITV show today. The presenter is taking a lengthy break from her show for the summer and is returning in September.Lorraine, 60, became emotional after a montage was shown of various celebrities was aired where they praised her for showing up amid the coronavirus pandemic.Stars on the video included singer Craig David and actress Helen Mirren.After the clip was shown, Lorraine was seen grabbing a tissue as she burst into tears.The show's style expert Mark Heyes was also emotional as he was in tears too.Lorraine them addressed the audience as she said: "Thank you everyone for watching.

China's southern province of Guangdong on June 13 following a full year of treatment and four life-changing surgeries, the city's health commission has reported.The surgery means Mr Li can finally look after his ageing mother Tang Dongchen, 71, who had been his full time carer for almost 30 years.Mr Li, from Yongzhou in Central China's Hunan Province, is also known as "Penknife Man" because of his condition, called ankylosing spondylitis, which is a severe form of inflammatory arthritis which began affecting his spine and large joints at the age of 18.Mr Li eventually became so hunchbacked that his face was pressed against his legs, leaving him a 5cm (two inch) gap between his chin and thighs.His doctor, Professor Tao Huiren, told local

Dramatic video shows a huge fireball on Blackpool's 152-year-old Central Pier as flames destroyed a ride and a workshop overnight.

Ianis Hagi left the watching Ibrox faithful beaming before Ryan Kent 's red card struck the only bum note of the evening for the visitors. The winger was shown a straight red card following a reactionary slap after being fouled in the first-half, leaving Gary McAllister to later admit it could come back to haunt him.