Coronavirus: Hollyoaks to air three episodes a week but will continue filming

Lancashire town has already seen five new measures implemented to slow the spread of the virus including the wearing of face coverings in all public spaces.

April, she donated $10 million to coronavirus relief efforts and now the queen of all talk show hosts is back at it again.The Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation (OWCF) has officially donated $3 million to COVID-19 relief efforts in South Los Angeles, California.The recipient of the TV mogul’s generous donation is South LA Forward, a newly created coalition bringing together three Los Angeles based organizations SoLa I Can Foundation, SEE-LA and the Watts Healthcare Corporation.

coronavirus is forcing social distancing in our hospitals – but a new age of surgery could be beginning.

Holby City star Nic Jackman has dropped a huge hint at a future romance between his character Cameron Dunn and Nicky McMcKendrick (Belinda Owusu). The soap actor opened up about playing the twisted and evil doctor on the BBC programme, before hinting Cameron and Nicky could be getting a lot closer in upcoming episdodes.

Ruido Fest 2020 has officially canceled this year's edition due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "We’re very disappointed that we won’t be celebrating wit

coronavirus lockdowns.The concert tours, part of Live Nation Entertainment’s summer season, were due to begin in August and expected to visit 12 cities including London, Leeds, Bristol, and Liverpool.With performances staged at sites including airports and racecourses, acts including Kaiser Chiefs, The Streets, Wiley and Dizzee Rascal were expected to give fans gigs with a private individual viewing zone next to their cars.Now, a statement from Live Nation said the Utilita Live From The Drive-In concert series would no longer proceed as planned because “the latest developments regarding localised lockdowns mean it has become impossible for us to continue with the series with any confidence”.Refunds will be issued directly to ticket holders

Viewers watching Food Network's Chopped in recent weeks may have raised some eyebrows at commercials running in-between the show's cloche-lift cliffhangers. Alongside spots for kitchen tools and home goods, the channel has been running commercials for President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign touting his “Great American Comeback” messaging.While TV has long been the focal point of political ad spend, niche cable networks like Food Network or HGTV have not traditionally been a heavy focus for campaigns, who have preferred to funnel cash to local markets in swing states.

, the series provides fans with firsthand knowledge into the making of the show, and why it's still so popular today, from the people who there from the beginning. («Michael Scott»), («Pam Beasley»), («Jim Halpert»), Rainn Wilson («Dwight Schrute») and  («Angela Martin») are just a few of the stars who make guest appearances over the course of 12 episodes.«It came out of an idea for us to tell our story,» Baumgartner exclusively tells ET over the phone.

One million pensioners could be missing out on £3,000 a year in the form of pension credits, Martin Lewis has warned.

, the 49-year-old chef and TV personality, who serves as the host and executive producer on the cooking competition series, reveals that she samples and judges more than 30 dishes per episode, eating around 7,000 to 8,000 calories a day. “Those chefs are cooking to win, so they’re putting in as much lard and butter and salt as they can," she says of the contestants on. Lakshmi balances the excessive calories from the show with a regular exercise routine, telling the magazine that she works out five times a week for 90 minutes.

coronavirus spread in England from July 24.

coronavirus who've died in the UK in the last 24 hours has risen by 85, officials have said.

Tom Hanks has opened up about his "bone-crushing" battle with coronavirus earlier this year.

The Bachelorette. Of the 42, 25 of them are new names and 17 of the men are from the original cast announcement in March.Clare Crawley‘s season was originally set to film in March and debut in May.

hereThe study authors write: “This study strongly supports the inclusion of skin rashes in the list of suspicious Covid-19 symptoms.“Although it is less prevalent than fever, it is more specific of Covid-19 and lasts longer.“An increased awareness from the public and healthcare professionals regarding Covid-19 skin changes will allow more efficient identification of new and earlier clusters of the disease.”According to a pre-print of the study, which has not been peer-reviewed, 17% of respondents testing positive for coronavirus reported a rash as the first symptom of the disease.And for one in five people (21%) who reported a rash and were confirmed as being infected with coronavirus, the rash was their only symptom.Lead author Dr

Tom Grater International Film ReporterThe debate continues around how the film biz can address its diversity crisis, but it’s clear that the appetite right now is for action rather than words. Hopefully some good news here then that two prominent, established filmmakers, Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn, are teaming with not-for-profit UK enterprise Creative Access to ensure they improve representation on their sets.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerSaban Films has secured the North American distribution rights to The Stand-In, the Jamie Babbit-directed comedy starring Drew Barrymore in duel roles alongside Michael Zegen, Ellie Kemper, T.J. Miller, and Emmy award winner Holland Taylor.

Kenny Dalglish.The Anfield legend was the manager the last time they won the title in 1990 and the Premier League have granted approval for him to hand out the medals. The trophy ceremony will come after the match against Chelsea at Anfield next week in what will be the Reds last home Premier League game of the season.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterViacomCBS is not expecting to bring most of its employees back to its U.S. offices for the remainder of 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage across the country.In a memo sent to staff on Wednesday obtained by Variety, ViacomCBS president and CEO Bob Bakish wrote “While we were hopeful we’d be able to bring a small number of employees back to U.S.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.The decision to permanently axe a lifeline Dumbarton bus service has been branded a “nightmare” by a pensioner.Dorothy Drummond told the Lennox Herald yesterday (Monday) that the removal of the 208 First route between Brucehill and Silverton was “ridiculous” and her friends would struggle to get around without it.The 77-year-old hit out last year when the service was temporarily suspended during major roadworks in Dumbarton East.Now transport bosses have cancelled the 208 permanently with local politicians reacting with fury.First Bus say coronavirus has had a “catastrophic effect” on passenger numbers and say the service is no longer “commercially viable”.