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rule redefines the ACA’s prohibitions on discrimination “on the basis of sex,” which went into effect in 2016, under the Obama administration, by declaring that “sex” is meant to be interpreted according to its “plain meaning” — or, in other words, a person’s biological sex as assigned at birth.The rule, which will take effect by Aug.

As calls to tear down statues of Confederate generals magnify amidst the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests, a petition is gaining steam urging the city of New Orleans to remove its Confederate statues.

Maya Jama on Save Our Summer almost caused the internet to crash as she rocked a plunging dress on tonights show.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerWhite males David Walliams and Matt Lucas, the creators of the BBC-produced show Little Britain, have apologized for their prior use of blackface sketches, saying they now “regret” playing characters of other races.The show, which ran for three years on the BBC starting in 2003, was recently rediscovered by viewers perusing BBC’s iPlayer, Netflix, and BritBox.The offensive BBC-produced shows were removed from the services’ libraries. Its follow-up, Come Fly With Me, was also taken down by the services.“There’s a lot of historical programming available on BBC iPlayer, which we regularly review,” said a BBC statement.

Train staff were left shocked after realising a man they thought was sleeping was actually dead at the end of a five-hour journey.The passenger, described as being 'elderly', boarded a service from Manchester Piccadilly  to Bournemouth on Saturday May 30, according to the Manchester Evening News.As rail workers passed him in his seat, they thought he was having a nap during his journey.But when the service arrived at its destination, he had not yet left the carriage.Emergency services were called, but sadly there was nothing that could be done and he was pronounced dead at the scene.It is not known at what point in the journey the passenger died.British Transport Police (BTP) said the man's death was caused by a 'medical matter'.His family

coronavirus pandemic, the royal family couldn't reunite to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's official birthday with the traditional Trooping the Colour Parade. However, the 94-year-old head of the British monarchy still had a smaller ceremony to commemorate her special day.In her first official appearance since being in quarantine, Queen Elizabeth was all smiles in a turquoise ensemble as she watched the Welsh Guards, who are currently on Guard at Windsor Castle, perform a pared back ceremony.

Matt Lucas and David Walliams have apologised for “playing characters of other races” in Little Britain.

Amid the Black Lives Matter protests that first kicked off at the end of May due to the death of George Floyd, petitioners have been calling for the state of Louisiana to remove their statue and replace it with a Britney Spears monument instead. Page Six reported today that one Southerner created a petition to replace all of the Confederate statuses in the state with an “actual Louisiana” hero such as Britney Spears.

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Pubs could ban singing and shouting and ignore the two-metre social distance rule when they reopen following months of lockdown due to the coronavirus, reports suggest. Bars and pubs across the UK have been closed since March due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and associated threat to public health when congregating indoors.

Anita Bennett editorAva DuVernay is helping to raise awareness about efforts to rename Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge after Civil Rights activist and U.S. Rep.

Little Britain.The comedy series, which originally aired on the BBC between 2003 and 2005, was removed from streaming services this week (June 9), including the BBC’s iPlayer.The show saw Walliams play the character, Desiree Devere, while wearing blackface. Lucas and Walliams also adopted blackface to play a pair of minstrels, while Lucas played a Thai bride called Ting Tong.Now, its stars and creators have issued an apology on Twitter.

David Walliams and Matt Lucas have apologised for blackface after Little Britain was pulled from streaming sites.

Little Britain stars David Walliams and Matt Lucas have issued an apology over controversial aspects of the hit BBC show, including the use of blackface and racial stereotypes.It comes after the show was taken off streaming services following backlash, with Netflix, Britbox and BBC iPlayer deciding to axe it.Walliams and Lucas issued apologies on social media, with David writing: "Matt & I have both spoken publicly in recent years of our regret that we played characters of other races."Once again we want to make it clear that it was wrong & we are very sorry."Lucas' statement echoed the same message.This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters

Strictly Come Dancing due to coronavirus.The star is a judge on the glitzy contest here and in the US – where it is called Dancing With The Stars.Every autumn he jets across the Atlantic on a weekly basis so that he can appear on both shows.But the pandemic is expected to cause havoc for international travel for the rest of 2020, meaning his usual routine will prove impossible.So Bruno is facing a tough decision over which show to choose.And according to insiders he is poised to ditch Strictly in favour of Dancing With The Stars.A show insider said: “Travelling back and forth to the US isn’t likely to be possible this year.“The primary concern is that regular flights would put Bruno at risk of catching the virus.“And on a logistical level

Matt Lucas and David Walliams were set to net £3million for an “uncensored” series of the sketch show for Netflix. But their use of blackface led to the original ­episodes being pulled last week by the streaming channel, plus BBC iPlayer and Britbox.

Len Goodman is still Strictly’s best paid judge, four years after he quit.

Photos from inside a Debenhams store show what's awaiting customers when they arrive on Monday.

Big names mean big bucks for big brands and X Factor favourite Marvin Humes is now riding high in the ranks of celebrity models.

DMA’s will return to the UK to play a new “album release” show in October, it has been confirmed.The band are currently set to release their latest record ‘The Glow’ on July 10 after it was postponed from its original April release due to the coronavirus pandemic.Earlier today (June 13), Kingston-Upon-Thames’ Banquet Records announced they would host a gig with the Australian trio at local venue Pryzm on October 22.However, they added the caveat that the pandemic could force them to postpone the show. “Life is a game of changing,” they wrote on Twitter.

Stormzy shared his support for the Black Lives Matter movement as he attended a protest in London.The Shut Up rapper was spotted in Trafalgar Square today (13 June), pledging his support for racial equality – days after donating £10million to the cause.Videos of the 26-year-old emerged on social media, showing him donning a black face mask and sunglasses for the event.One clip, shared on Instagram by Urban Press UK saw him joined by Megaman and Fekky.This isn’t the first time he has attended a protest in London, following George Floyd’s death in the US last month.George died after white police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes during an arrest, despite his pleas he couldn’t breathe.This sparked protests across