Coronavirus: Pensioner, 90, delivered beer keg by pub boss as he self-isolates

Lockdown restrictions may finally be starting to ease, but the disruption caused by the ongoing coronavirus crisis is still being felt in the television industry.While some live shows have managed to scrape by with skeleton crews and socially-distanced segments, such creative solutions for other programmes are simply not an option.Britain’s Got Talent, Strictly Come Dancing and Love Island are just among a few of the reality TV goliaths that have been delayed, shortened or axed altogether as the Covid-19 pandemic continues across the globe.Another programme with a sizeable question-mark hanging over its future is ITV’s winter staple I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!On air since 2002, the three-week jungle survival show (usually based in

to business on Wednesday. A spokesperson said: “We’ve been working hard to put all sorts of measures in place so people can enjoy Almond Valley in a safe and sensible way.”The Military Museum in Wilkieston is set to open on Friday.

Two men and two teenagers have been charged in connection to the murder of rapper Pop Smoke, according to an ABC News report. This follows last week's arrest of five people in connection to the killing.

The beabadoobee hive is getting fed. Following a massive 2019, the much buzzed-about Dirty Hit signee has revealed that her long-anticipated debut album will arrive later this year.

Katie Price's son Harvey made an appearance in her latest YouTube video, filmed days before he was rushed to hospital.

One Direction fans were left itching for more after the band announced plans to celebrate their 10th anniversary with a nostalgia-fuelled gesture.

Benjamin Keough tragically died on July 12 and now his friend musician Brandon Howard is shedding some light on the situation. Keough, the son of Lisa Marie Presley and only grandson of the late Elvis Presley died by suicide in Calabasas, California.

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Serena Williams is doing her part for coronavirus relief efforts.

Khloe Kardashian has found the silver lining in the cloud that is the coronavirus pandemic.Because the 36-year-old TV star is not allowed to leave her home much, she is spending plenty of time with her daughter True Thompson, aged two.'I am really appreciating the reset button and all the time I do get to spend with her,' the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star said during her Wednesday visit on The View. 'Itry to find the positive in anything.

He definitely had his daylight ring on.Vampire Diaries star Paul Wesley was spotted soaking up the sun in Malibu on the beach with his wife Ines de Ramon on Tuesday.Earlier in the pandemic the 37-year-old star participated in a digital reunion with some of his Vampire Diaries castmates. A day off:Vampire Diaries star Paul Wesley was spotted soaking up the sun in Malibu on the beach with his wife Ines de Ramon on TuesdayThe New Jersey-native flashed his pearly whites while settling into the sand during a beach day on the California coast.Wesley covered up his 'hero hair' with a grey baseball cap that matched his thin grey T-shirt and swim trunks.

Angelina Jolie looked stylish as ever when she stepped out with her son Pax, 16, in Los Angeles this week.The 45-year-old movie star and her son both took the precaution of wearing face masks during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.For her latest outing Angelina wore a cream outfit reminiscent of Daisy Ridley's look as Rey in the newest Star Wars trilogy. Family time:Angelina Jolie looked stylish as ever when she stepped out with her son Pax, 16, in Los Angeles this weekAngelina's ensemble featured flowing robe-like sleeves as well as a wide brown leather belt, and she slung a shawl over one arm.Her outings come amid news her and Brad Pitt'sdivorce proceedings are allegedly being held up because of thepandemic.

Summer is in full swing, which means that parents across the nation are preparing to head out into the beautiful outdoors with their families for some much needed fun in the sun. Having already spent so much time with their kids indoors, these celebs are finally taking some time to get outside and get in the water to enjoy a bit of surf and swim in the middle of summer. Take a look at stars like Jennifer Garner, Shakira, and more beating the summer heat by body-boarding with their kiddos!

to OK! Magazine, Keith insisted that things were good between Shane and Sheena saying, ‘I was talking to Shane and he and Sheena are very happy, so I wouldn’t believe everything you read,’ he told the publication.

The Chancellor has hinted that tax rises could be on the way to help deal with the economic fall-out from the coronavirus crisis.

Dave Franco took a psychedelic approach to his first directorial outing.

SNP works best 'under pressure' as the minority leader in Scotland. Harvie told the PA news agency that the ruling party could 'get lazy' if it formed a majority administration.

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish said most employees won’t be returning to offices this year as the company rethinks its plans amid a COVID-19 resurgence and focuses on restarting production, which he called “critical.”Production, he said in a memo to staff on Wednesday, “generally has to be done in person and is the lifeblood of our business.”“Unfortunately, we have seen recent spikes in infection rates in many areas across the U.S.  This obviously makes our facilities-related planning difficult.” He said the company had hoped to be able to bring a small number of employees back to U.S. office locations beginning in August but even those plans have been derailed.

exercise sessions. A reminder of the current lockdown rules have been issued by the Renfrewshire and Inverclyde division amid the gatherings in Bashaw Park in Paisley.

coronavirus pandemic.In Scotland, the public are required to wear masks or coverings in shops and on public transport in a bid to slow the spread of coroavirus.And those south of the border will have to follow suit come July 24 after the UK Government announced similar measures, according to The Mirror.It comes amid fears of a second spike of cases and deaths as a result of the deadly bug, especially when the weather starts to turn and become colder.Scotland has recorded its seventh day in a row without deaths from Covid-19, but with pubs and hairdressers now opening their doors, face coverings have become more important than ever.Unlike face masks, which are resistant to droplets of fluids and splashes, the primary function of a face

Jordan Moreau “Isolation,” a horror anthology film, has finished its principal photography shooting entirely in quarantine.The film weaves together nine standalone, yet interconnected, horror stories from all corners of the world. It follows people as they confront their biggest fears in attempts to survive an increasingly deadly pandemic, a premise that hits close to home for many people during the coronavirus crisis.The teams of filmmakers on the project include Dennie Gordon (“Jack Ryan,” “Legion,” “Hunters,” “Waco”); Larry Fessenden (“The Last Winter,” “Habit,” “Depraved”); Bobby Roe (“The Houses October Built”); Andrew Kasch (“Tales Of Halloween”); Zach Passero (“Wicked Lake”) and Christian Pasquariello (“Alien Invasion: S.U.M.