Damian Lewis' nephew died in horror crash just months before wife Helen passed away

cars can chat to each other using 5G internet technology.Researchers think road junctions can be managed like air traffic.Instead of drivers waiting for green lights to go each sensor-loaded vehicle will be individually tracked and given a "slot" to proceed.The system is currently deployed by aircraft awaiting runway space to land.According to telecommunications giant NTT Corporation, "cities could soon feature more smart roads and fewer red lights" thanks to "vehicles that communicate with each other and their surroundings via high-speed networks".The motor industry is expected to be one of the top four sectors employing 5G by 2030.Atsushi Koizumi, RTT’s R&D Planning chief, said: "Using data collected from our cars we can already use traffic congestion information in navigation as well as vehicle diagnoses and trouble prediction to improve the efficiency of maintenance."Looking towards future applications it will be possible to monitor road conditions using onboard cameras and sensors.”Road tests in Tokyo, Japan, showed car computers are already so advanced they can share information from up to 30 million vehicles.In the future, the data will be used to create real-time maps detecting split-second hazards such as congestion, temporary roadworks and parked cars.Mr Koizumi said in "smart cities" connected vehicles could constantly communicate with each other, pedestrians and traffic signals.Cars could inform each other of road conditions and traffic build-ups allowing them to cut speed before the occupants even realise there is a problem ahead. To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. Onboard sensors could detect other vehicles being driven dangerously or

countless dead fish washed up on the shores.A palaeobotanist researcher even drew comparisons between the Great Dying 251 million years ago – that killed off 90% of our planet's species – and damage being done today.

Who will be crowned NBA Champions this season? Comment belowThe Big Ten has since spoken out about the matter, as they confirmed that the situation would be reviewed to identify "swift and appropriate disciplinary action"."The Big Ten Conference is aware of a physical altercation involving Michigan Head Coach Juwan Howard at the conclusion of the Michigan Wolverines and Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball game," the statement read."The conference is in contact with both member institutions and is currently assessing the incident.

Adolf Hitler’s concentration camps during World War II.Holocaust survivors feared the collection would end off in the hands of neo-Nazis and extremists, so they sent complaints to the auction house about the sale.Chairman of the Anti-Defamation Commission, Dr Dvir Abramovich also said he had written to Snowball Auctions urging them to withdraw the items from the sale but his concerns were ignored. Dr Abramovich described the collection as a “showcase of pure evil” that symbolised “the unimaginable suffering inflicted by the Nazis and tramples on the memories of the victims."He added: "This gruesome item was probably bought by Hitler worshippers who wanted to proudly hang it in their lounge.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."Businesses own the message of the items they sell and it is hurtful that Snowball Auctions did not see anything wrong.”A spokesperson for Snowball Auctions acknowledged there had been a backlash to the sale but claimed those who were concerned were 'living in the past.'He said that collectors had a keen interest in the replica pistol and that the badges were probably from the internet, before adding: "It’s really just part of a wartime army."When ANZAC Day comes up there will be a lot of wartime memorabilia sold then as well."ANZAC Day is the day of remembrance commemorating those from Australia and New Zealand who died in wars.

here Friday 25th February at 9am.General admissions tickets are priced at £45.00 + fees and VIP tickets range from £60.00 + fees.For more information, fans can head to the festival's website here.For more of the latest showbiz news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.

foodies’ claims bacon butties should be slathered with marmalade instead of sauce.Cookery writer Felicity Cloake and ex-Blur guitarist turned cheese maker Alex James both claim they’re a perfect match.Cloake said in an interview to promote her new book Red Sauce Brown Sauce: A British Breakfast Odyssey: “I feel like a bad British person for saying this – I much prefer English mustard in a bacon sandwich.

Salma Hayek took to Instagram to share a special tribute, and was inundated with words of encouragement from fans in return.MORE: Salma Hayek stuns in very rare picture with husband François-Henri for Valentine's DayAmid the announcement that Queen Elizabeth has contracted COVID-19, the actress paid her respects to the monarch with a new photo shared to her 20 million followers. The get well soon message featured a photo of Salma with a large portrait of the Queen hanging above her.WATCH: Salma and daughter Valentina make surprising confession about London homeMORE: Who is looking after the Queen as she isolates with COVID-19 at Windsor Castle?The Mexico native wrote in her caption: "Long live the Queen. Wishing #QueenElizabeth a swift recovery from Covid." She also added her usual translation in Spanish, and tagged the Royal Family's official Instagram account in the caption.Fans welcomed the tribute and commended the House of Gucci star for it, writing: "God save the Queen," and: "How precious Salma," as well as even: "Two queens in one picture."A post shared by Salma Hayek Pinault (@salmahayek)Salma's tribute to the QueenMORE: Salma Hayek overjoyed as she celebrates happy news close to her heartMORE: The Queen receives good news as she recovers from COVID-19 at Windsor CastleThe image featured a serious Salma looking impossibly chic in a navy blue suit with a ruffled lilac shirt underneath.

Damian Lewis has shared that he is ‘very proud’ that he and his late wife Helen McCrory were able to raise almost €2 million for the NHS in the UK before her death. The actress passed away from cancer, a diagnosis she kept hidden from the public.

Damian Lewis is “very proud” of the charity work he did with his late wife Helen McCrory. The 50-year-old actor and the ‘Peaky Blinders’ star – who passed away in April following a secret battle with cancer – raised over £1 million for the NHS during the COVID-19 pandemic last year through their Feed NHS campaign, which also helped to provide thousands of meals for doctors and nurses on the frontline.

Damian Lewis has told of his pride at raising over £1.5million pounds for the NHS with his late wife Helen McCrory in the months before her death.

Five months before the death of his wife Helen McCrory, actor Damian Lewis was mourning the loss of his nephew.

Cillian Murphy has spoken about how he's in "awe" of his Peaky Blinders co-star Helen McCrory, who sadly lost her battle with cancer in April.

Peaky Blinders.

Peaky Blinders has officially wrapped for the last time as the final scenes of series six have been filmed, with cast and crew paying tribute to late star Helen McCrory. Season six of the BBC gangster epic is the last TV instalment of the Shelby clan and although the shoot was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, it has finally come to an end.The show's director Anthony Byrne posted a photo to Instagram of himself with his assistant directors holding a clapperboard bearing a sketch of Helen McCrory, who played Aunt Polly and tragically died in April.

Peaky Blinders co-star Helen McCrory, who died of cancer in April aged 52.McCrory had starred as the Shelby family matriarch Aunt Polly in Peaky Blinders since the show debuted in 2013. She was one of only four cast members to appear in every episode.Paying tribute to the beloved actor, Peaky Blinders’ lead star Murphy has told The Guardian: “I was kind of in awe about how she lived her life.“She was my closest colleague on Peaky, and one of the finest actors I’ve ever worked opposite.

The nephew of Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory died in a car accident after he ‘inexplicably’ drove on the wrong side of the road, an inquest into his death has heard.

Damian Lewis' nephew died in a tragic car accident just five months before the devastating death of his wife, Helen McCrory, it has emerged. Hugo, the 20 year old son of Damian's sister Amanda Yaxley, passed away at Southampton General Hospital in the early hours of November 17 last year.

At Hugo's inquest, his brother Tom told how his brother overcame depression and became a fierce mental health campaigner.He said: "[Hugo was] friendly, kindhearted and gregarious. He always made time for others no matter what."He had depression, but he was determined not to let it rule his life.

Damian Lewis ' nephew died aged 20 in a car crash five months before Helen McCrory 's death.

Harry Potter actress last month, actor Ralf Little has reflected on the late actress.The Death in Paradise star described Helen McCrory as the "life and soul".Actor Ralf, 41, has stated that he doesn’t believe there is a "right or wrong way" to address your mortality.The Oldham born actor believes that should an individual be facing their death, they have the right to decide how it is played out, whether that be in public or privately.His touching comments come a month after the death of Peaky Blinders actress, Helen, who had been secretly battling cancer until her death, aged just 52.Speaking to Will Mellor in a new podcast, Ralf explained that not many people knew the late star of stage and screen had been battling the disease.During an

Lorraine this morning to talk about her upcoming film projects.The 48-year-actress, who filmed new movie Dream Horse with Damian Lewis in Wales in 2019, is currently back home in Australia.While chatting to her guest, Lorraine Kelly asked how things were in Australia.The mum-of-two said there had been hardly any cases of COVID-19 recently and so life had returned to normal.She went on to admit that she felt guilty about that when she saw the suffering that was going on around the world, due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Muriel's Wedding star said it was "heartbreaking" to witness."There's been quite a bit of normalcy I have to say, but for quite some time," Toni told Lorraine when she appeared via video link."And we look at the rest of