Busiest McDonald's drive-thru queues - the 24 restaurants to avoid this weekend

Simon Bajkowski for some specialist insight. City win.

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The great and the good of the showbiz world have always gone to great efforts with their outfits for Royal Ascot.

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Jamie Lang Chile’s animation industry has gone from nearly non-existent to one of the most highly regarded and best exported in Latin America in just two decades.For the third consecutive year, a Chilean feature is in competition at Annecy (“Nahuel and the Magic Book” 2020, “Homeless” 2019, “The Wolf House” 2018), and in 2016 “Bear Story” became the first-ever Chilean film to win an Oscar, taking home the award for best animated short.So how did the Andean country go from bust to boom so quickly? As is often the case in modern-day Chile, when attempting to explain any cultural phenomena the first place to look is at the two brutal decades in which dictator Augusto Pinochet reigned over the country.

Tens of thousands of restaurants face permanent closure as a result of lockdown, industry leaders have warned.The gloomy prediction was made in an open letter to the Prime Minister calling for more support for the hospitality sector.The plea has been signed by the bosses of more than 90 restaurant chains including Wagamama, Pret A Manger and Itsu.They wrote: “Without Government support to help restaurants to generate revenue and cover costs, tens of thousands of restaurants may be forced to permanently close their doors in the coming months.”They are asking Boris Johnson for tax breaks and financial support to be extended until social distancing rules are no longer needed.Pressure is mounting on the Government to reduce the 2m rule to 1m -

The man is thought to be aged between 20 and 25 and is described as a white man with a Salford accent.He is believed to be around 5ft 7/8ins tall with a medium build and wearing what appeared to be a grey tracksuit.He has dark blonde hair, short at the sides, and with a longer fringe to one side.No arrests have been made and specialist officers are supporting the victim.Get 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 hereEarlier that evening, an 18-year-old man was seriously assaulted and police officers gave him life-saving first aid at the scene before paramedics arrived.The man remains in hospital in a serious but stable

Bolton and Bury, shared footage of a woman dressed in a black coat and blue jeans approach the plant pots by the entrance and pick one up. At the time, restaurant owner Joanne Riu said: "It's the worst time for someone to do that.

16 Jun 2020 Royal Ascot kicks off today, but for the first time in the races' history the meeting will be held behind closed doors, meaning that there will be no opportunity to ooh and aah at the ostentatious outfits.The event usually showcases the best of Royal style.Royals have been attending the races for decades.

Le Caprice, a fixture on the London dining scene for almost 40 years and beloved haunt of many an A-list celebrity, is shutting the doors of its West End location with plans to reopen elsewhere.The art deco dining room, situated behind the Ritz Hotel, first opened in 1947. It was a favourite venue of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, who always sat at the same corner table.

Fancy giving your skin a treat and your bank balance too? For today only Boots has some of its top-selling lockdown skincare on sale here or just £10 each — with savings of up to £21. The "£10 Tuesday" offers are available both in-store and online, but you’d better be quick! Demand is likely to be sky high because the nation has become seriously obsessed with skincare during lockdown.

Piers Morgan lashed out at shoppers over their lack of social distancing after seeing hoards of people queuing for the opening of the Nike store.

The canceled Banff World Media Festival has revealed winners of its Rockie Awards, with Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag scooping the Grand Jury Prize and best comedy series in the juried competition. Also Monday, HBO's Gentleman Jack took home the best English language drama series prize, while HBO and Sky TV's Chernobyl nabbed the best limited series crown.

EACH-WAY punt. Punters will be praying that John Gosden’s Daarik get them off to a flying start.

GLASS SLIPPERS is fancied to show hotpot Battaash a clean pair of heels in the King’s Stand Stakes (3.35) as Royal Ascot 2020 gets underway today.

The story of revenge clearly struck a nerve with the public, as people on Twitter called the woman's tricky move "gold". She told her story on the Canberra Notice Board Facebook group: “I was in a long McDonald’s drive-thru this morning and the young lady behind me honked her horn because I was taking too long to place my order." She decided that it was best to "take the high road", so she "paid for both" her and the rude customer's orders.

Under One Sky. The volunteer collective started its emergency food initiative on April 4 as an immediate response to the wave of new people living on the streets.“We started working with Under One Sky after reading an article about the work the charity had been doing for London’s homeless, some of whom had been working in hospitality before COVID-19 hit,” he says.

Leeds United. And he was spiky all right.

A woman is fighting to get her hands on nearly £450 million she is owed by her Russian billionaire ex-husband in Britain's biggest ever divorce.

Big Brother: Best Show Ever twist is one of the best ever.The duo are looking back at the greatest episodes in Big Brother history for its 20th anniversary, having first relived the infamous confrontation between Craig Phillips and 'Nasty' Nick Bateman on Sunday.Monday's episode flashed back to Celebrity Big Brother 4 in 2006, where there was a twist that both Davina and Rylan called one of their all-time favourites.The CBB house was packed with infamous faces that year – including popstar Pete Burns, bad-boy basketball player Dennis Rodman, glamour model Jodie Marsh, politician George Galloway, actress Rula Lenska and presenter Michael Barrymore – but it was Chantelle Houghton who had the toughest challenge of all.The 23-year-old from

Adele is singing her praises for British actress and writer Michaela Coel‘s new series I May Destroy You.