Emmerdale Aaron's new romance to bring up dark past as Robert drama 'reappears'

Social reviews for Aaron Sorkin‘s “The Trial of the Chicago 7” broke last night on Twitter, and the word is mostly positive and good. People have praised the way Sorkin’s movie echoes our current age of protest, rage and dissent and the Sorkinese rat-at-tat patter.

MOLLY-Mae Hague showed off her curves in skintight leather trousers as she headed for a girls' night out in London. The 21-year-old Love Island star looked sensational as she ignored the drama after fans accused her of "fixing" her £8k Louis Vuitton giveaway.

Everybody Hates Chris star Tyler James Williams has teased a reunion for the show, saying they “got close” to a reboot last year.The show, created by Chris Rock and launched in 2005, focused on the comedian’s upbringing in New York in the 1980s. It ran for four seasons before ending in 2009.Speaking to Collider about the show’s legacy in a new interview, Williams, who played the titular Chris in the show, a fictionalised version of Rock’s childhood self, said the door is still open for a reunion.“As far as a reunion goes, we’ve talked about it several times,” he said.

Jamie Oliver has shared a heartfelt post to Instagram as his eldest child Poppy heads off to university.Many parents across the country will be able to relate to the post, as their children fly the nest.Jamie posted a montage of cute photos of his girl and wrote: "I can’t believe this young lady my first born Poppy has headed off to university, OMG where did that little girl go !?!? Emotional and Exciting times for young people all around the country in these very strange times I wish you all the best of luck.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has been shopping the clothing aisles at Tesco again!The star looked gorgeous in a mini dress from the supermarket's F&F range on Tuesday as she stepped out in London ready to host her Heart Radio show.She even shared a glamorous selfie on Instagram, simply captioning it: "@F&F dress."Kelly's pick is the F&F 'Ditsy Floral Mini Dress', which is only available to shop in store, but there are a number of items available to shop from the brand .She teamed her look with a pair of gorgeous knee-high boots, added a Chanel bag and wore her hair in a loose ponytail.Kelly also rocked another of her favourite Tesco picks on Monday, from the affordable line – plus a chic ruffled shirt from Mango, worth just

Star Wars: The High Republic is getting ever closer and we've been given some very exciting teasers so far, like the fact that the series will feature a younger version of Yoda and that a "galaxy-wide disaster" will occur.Writer Charles Soule, who is kicking off the new novel and comic book series with his book Star Wars: Light of the Jedi, has revealed that the series will feature "very powerful" villains unlike any we've seen in the franchise before – and they're going to be terrifying."The High Republic is a huge story, multifaceted, meticulously built to give anyone who experiences it that real deal Star Wars we all love," he told The Hollywood Reporter."We haven't talked about the Nihil – the main villains of the piece, who are a group

InYourArea.co.uk has unveiled its latest new feature, called Memory Lane , and uses your postcode to show you a vast range of local pictures through recent history, from anywhere between one and 100 miles away from you.

As of today, all supermarket staff in England are required by law to wear face masks while working.Up until now, only shoppers had been required to cover their faces while in store, but Boris Johnson has now made it compulsory for staff to do the same in shops and supermarkets.Speaking in the House of Commons yesterday, the Prime Minister said: "We will extend the requirement to wear face coverings to include staff in retail, all users of taxis and private hire vehicles, and staff and customers in indoor hospitality, except when seated at a table to eat or drink."As well as new rules for staff, the amount shoppers can be fined for refusing to comply with the rules has also been increased.Anybody caught flouting the rules can now be fined

England will become subject to a series of new lockdown rules - with bars, pubs and restaurants forced to close at 10pm, and face masks becoming compulsory for all retail workers.As well as these rules, which come into force tomorrow, adults will now be banned from playing indoor team sports, meaning that popular games like five-a-side football will be put on hold for the timebeing.However, team sports can still be played outdoors, where the risk of transmission of the virus is lower.Gym classes will also be able to continue - which is good news for many gym-goers, who had been worried that gyms could close under the government's new lockdown rules.In a statement PureGym said that its gyms will continue to operate as usual across England.A

coronavirus rules tighten across the UK.

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Manori Ravindran International EditorA worrying surge in COVID-19 cases in the U.K. has threatened to unravel much of the progress made across the film and TV industry in recent months, but Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s latest round of restrictions won’t impact the production and exhibitor sectors in any major way just yet.With coronavirus cases projected to reach 49,000 a day by mid-October unless action is taken, the government on Tuesday enforced a 10pm curfew for bars, restaurants and pubs in England and a renewed work from home directive for office workers — measures that will be in place for six months.

Kodak Black is launching a lawsuit against the Federal Bureau of prisons and the director and warden of Big Sandy, the high-security prison in Kentucky where the rapper is currently incarcerated, according to a new TMZ report. The rapper was transferred to Big Sandy in 2019 after a violent confrontation with an inmate at a Miami prison.

James May, 57, explained why his gastropub The Royal Oak in Swallowcliffe will not be impacted by the latest 10pm curfew introduced this week by the government.The motor expert poked fun at the latest rulings by suggesting his countryside-based establishment wouldn’t be affected, as most of its punters are "in bed by 10”.James wrote to his 3.1 million Twitter followers: “The new 10 pm rule will not impact on #TheRoySwallowcliffe as it’s in the countryside. “Everyone’s in bed by then anyway, because it’s so dark.” James purchased "half" of The Royal Oak in Wiltshire just days ago and shared a jubilant post on the micro-blogging site.He typed: “I’ve just bought half a pub.

From Thursday 24 September in England, all hospitality venues must by law serve food and drink using table service only.

EastEnders bosses have signed up actress Simone Lahbib for an all-new explosive storyline with the Carters.

Christine McGuinness has compared her new stray cat to her husband Paddy as she revealed that both have "had the snip".

Friends has been reimagined with an all-Black cast for a new table read – see footage below.The event, held on Zoom last night (September 22), was the second in a new table read series called Zoom Where It Happens.The table read featured an all-star cast, including This Is Us‘ Sterling K Brown, who played Ross, First Wives Club star Ryan Michelle Bathe as Rachel and Orange Is The New Black‘s Uzo Aduba taking on the role of Phoebe.The event was set up to support Michelle Obama’s non-profit organisation When We All Vote, and a statement says that the event “aims to catalyze voters and amplify the fight for voting rights and electoral justice, through culture and entertainment”.It also saw British singer and actress Cynthia Erivo singing the

Lauren Goodger has slammed the latest restrictions set out by Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday evening as cases of coronavirus rise around the country. Boris advised people to work from home if they can in a bid to flatten the second spike, but 34 year old Lauren is not impressed.The former TOWIE star claimed she'd lost out on "a whole year of work" because of restrictions, in a post on her Instagram stories.

retired from RTÉ last December having turned 65 in October 2019, and was succeeded on the show by Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh in January.The Eurovision Song Contest’s 1995 presenter was vocal about RTÉ’s 65 and out retirement rules for staff having previously told the Irish Mirror, ‘I’m sad to be leaving.

Friends remains one of the most famous sitcoms ever made, but it has come under fire—and justifiably so—for its all-white cast, lack of diverse storylines, and cheap jokes at the expense of the LGBTQ+ community. But now a group of talented actors have decided to change some of that that, reimagining the classic sitcom with a table read comprised exclusively of actors of color.