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police. Sergey Podgornov, 47, was left to care for the child by the mum’s partner in the city of Engels, Russia.

Premier League fans could reportedly be ordered not to sing, shout, or drink alcohol when they return to grounds next month.Matches have been played behind closed doors since March amid the coronavirus pandemic but turnstiles are set to be opened again.Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said a limited number of fans can return with up to 4,000 allowed into venues that are in Tier 1 locations after December 2.Clubs situated in Tier 2 will only be able to let 2,000 in while those that are in Tier 3, likely to include Liverpool and Manchester, will be prevented from allowing supporters in.Though it seems the ‘normal’ matchday experience is still some way off with the Daily Mail reporting that the Premier League have written to each club

Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish is expected to appear in court on Tuesday charged with committing motoring offences during March’s Covid-19 lockdown.The England star has been charged with careless driving, leaving the scene of a crash, and failing to report an accident in Dickens Heath, West Midlands, on March 29.It emerged yesterday that Grealish also faces an allegation of driving without due care on October 18 on the M42, the A446 and an adjoining road close to Villa’s training complex.The charges stemming from the first incident allege the 25-year-old drove a Range Rover carelessly at the scene in Mereways, Dickens Heath, and failed to stop after damage was caused to a Citroen van and a Mercedes.Grealish was rated man-of-the-match

Music Venue Trust launched the #SaveThe30 campaign to highlight the plight of the spaces left in the cold from the government’s £1.57billion Cultural Recovery Fund, in a bid to raise money and awareness to stop them from being lost forever. Organisers have said that support has been overwhelming as they edge closer to their £1,750,000 target, while urging music fans to donate to the cause if they can or write to their councillor or MP to ask for their help in saving their local venue.Music Venue Trust CEO Mark Davyd told NME: “£160,000 has been raised in the first six days, and we’ve since reached a total of over £200,000.

Michael Bublé has emerged as an unlikely Deftones superfan, sharing his love for the band’s new album ‘Ohms’.Deftones released ‘Ohms’ in September, and Buble took to Instagram to share his new merch from the band.“Thank you @deftones for the swag!” Bublé posted on his Instagram story, alongside a video of him jumping for joy while wearing one of the band’s hoodies.The post comes with the music tag of the album’s title track, and Bublé also tagged each member of the band separately.“I am absolutely loving the new record ‘Ohms!'” he added.Giving ‘Ohms’ a five-star album review, NME wrote: “‘Ohms’ is a very 2020 sort of album. This isn’t a year in which beauty makes all that much sense.

Pubs and restaurants across England have warned they face collapse this Christmas despite new eased restrictions from December 2.

Boris Johnson outlined his new rules for the tier-three system on Monday (November 23). The move from shops will ensure Brits can get their Christmas shopping complete before the festivities begin.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorCineflix Rights CEO Chris Bonney is to retire in mid-2021 after leading the UK-based sales house for the past eight years.Bonney will be in place as Cineflix Rights hires a successor, but said he is leaving the industry after a 35-year career to “move to a new phase in life” in which he will play golf and travel the world.Bonney has grown Cineflix Rights into the UK’s largest independent distributor, boasting a catalog of more than 5,000 hours of content and partnerships with 100 producers.Its roster of shows includes Apple’s Tehran and ITV/Netflix show Marcella. It counts Property Brothers and Border Security among its factual success stories.

She is set to direct the upcoming biopicUnreasonable Behaviour based on acclaimedBritish war photographer Sir Don McCullin.But Angelina Jolie had Hollywood ambitions far and away from her mind on Monday evening as she stopped by a Joann Fabrics store in Glendale, CA.The Academy Award-winning actress, 45, was joined by her daughterVivienne Marcheline, 12, who gladly pushed their cart full of goods to the parking lot.

Rebecca Davis editorPixar’s “Soul” and video game adaptation “Monster Hunter” are set to hit the big screen in China in December.The hotly anticipated “Soul” may have decided to skip cinemas in the COVID-19-ravaged U.S. for Disney Plus, but it will screen in Chinese theaters from Christmas Day, Dec.

Amid the planning, present buying and putting up of decorations, many families have another thing on their mind - should we or shouldn’t we have a family Christmas this year?

Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid were left cringing today as Dr Hilary Jones appeared to break coronavirus rules live on GMB.

Naman Ramachandran The Irish Film and Television Academy has selected Tom Sullivan’s Irish-language feature “Arracht” as Ireland’s entry for the 2021 Oscars’ best international feature film category.The film is set in 1845 on the eve of the Irish famine. Fisherman Colmán Sharkey takes in a stranger at the behest of a local priest.

Nicola Sturgeon to follow the UK government's decision to allow thousands of fans to return to games in some areas. It was announced yesterday that clubs in tier 1 areas in England will be able to welcome 4000 supporters while tier 2 can admit 2000.

A woman racially abused a driver in a Trafford Centre car park then stuck her fingers up in a fit of rage, a court heard.Emma Fallon, from Merseyside, was caught on camera swearing at the victim and using a racist term after the car she was in was 'cut up' on the motorway.Fallon's son, who was six at the time, was present and had pleaded with his mum not to confront the victim on July 20 last year. "The complainant was making her way to the Trafford Centre at 1pm. She was the passenger and her husband was driving" Tess Kenyon, prosecuting, told Manchester Magistrates' Court.A car then 'stopped in front of them'.

A group of women were found by police having a 'Come Dine with Me' party in a coronavirus hotspot.

Melania Trump showed off her new blonde hair colour as she welcomed a Christmas tree to the White House.

Travellers will be able to end quarantine early - if they can provide a negative coronavirus test.The current isolation period for people arriving in England from countries not part of the government's travel corridor list is 14 days.From December 15, this can be by half if a negative test is provided after five days, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced.Under the new rules, passengers who arrive from a destination not on the Government’s travel corridors list will still need to enter self-isolation.But they can reduce the 14-day period by paying for a test from a private firm on or after day five at a cost of between £65 and £120.Results will normally be issued in 24 to 48 hours.

Related: Aacta awards 2020: Cate Blanchett, Hugo Weaving and Ned Kelly gang vie for honours The show won an Aacta award last year for best documentary or factual program, as well as gold at the 2020 New York Festivals TV and Film awards for best social issues documentary.It was the only Australian show to win an award this year at the International Emmys, which specifically recognises excellence in television programming outside the US.“Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds combines the magical spontaneity and innocence of young kids with the wisdom and heart of older generations,” Jennifer Collins, the ABC’s head of factual and culture, said on Tuesday.“There are very few programs that give a voice to our elders and this is a perfect vehicle

Good Morning Britain was a very purple scene this morning as the breakfast news show kicked off at 6am with all the cast wearing the same colour.

Hamilton defender Scott McMann has backed manager Brian Rice and the squad to turn their season around after seven game winless run. Accies sit rock bottom of the Premiership table going into the clash with Aberdeen tomorrow night at New Douglas Park.However, the 24-year-old believes there is still plenty of time to climb away from the drop zone and insists there were signs of life against Dundee United despite the defeat.The wing-back said at the Zoom press conference yesterday: "Over the past month or so it hasn't been good enough but I think on Saturday [against Dundee United] it was vastly improved from what it has been."I think we looked a lot more organised.