Huge blaze breaks out on Dundee industrial estate

Conor McGregor has convinced few people with his third retirement claim in the last four years.

Protests have been sparked by the fatal shooting of a black man who had fallen asleep in his car.

Micah Richards was walking down the street near his home in Harrogate when he spotted two elderly women strolling towards him.

Chris Evans is turning 39 on Saturday and the “Avengers” are coming out to wish their teammate all the best.

Ellise Shafer editorActors Tiffany Haddish and Lil Rel Howery joined a Black Lives Matter protest on Friday outside of the iconic L.A. comedy club Laugh Factory, both giving powerful speeches in support of the cause.Haddish, best known for her roles on TV show “The Last O.G.” and movies like “Girls Trip” and “Night School,” spoke out against police brutality and white privilege.“I’m tired of being afraid that my brother’s gonna go outside and get shot.

Jennifer Aniston, 51, is showing her support for Breonna Taylor and bringing awareness to her tragic story. The actress shared a video clip of the late African American EMT, who was shot and killed by police in Louisville, KY on March 13 while sleeping in her bed during a raid at her home, and in it, she is happily lip syncing with her sister while sharing laughs. She added a touching caption to the clip along with what she called “America’s To Do List” which featured a call of action to get justice for Breonna’s heartbreaking death.

Black Lives Matter movement, the Maleficent star said, "It feels like the world is waking up, and people are forcing a deeper reckoning within their societies. It is time to make changes in our laws and our institutions—listening to those who have been most affected and whose voices have been excluded."She also noted that work needs to be done both at home and abroad.

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

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorDyllón Burnside, who plays Ricky on FX’s hit show “Pose,” is currently quarantining in Georgia and watching the Black Lives Matter protests from afar. In this chat with Variety, he talks about what the movement means to him, especially as a queer Black man.Burnside also touches on his new PBS series “Prideland,” which follows him as he journeys to the South and meets members of the LGBTQ community.

Tiffany Haddish and Lil Rel Howery are speaking out about Black Live matter, with the comedians joining a protest Friday outside famed Los Angeles comedy club The Laugh Factory.

Joan Smalls is addressing racism in the fashion industry.

Rayshard Brooks, a 27-year-old Black man, was fatally shot by Atlanta police officers on Friday night after they found him sleeping in a parked car at a Wendy’s drive-thru.

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBolton News'. It's as simple as that.Meanwhile, one man who appeared to be a leader of the counter-demonstrators physically restrained those from his side, announcing that they were present to protect Bolton's war memorial and nothing more.

Police Scotland has expressed its "disappointment" with Black Lives Matter campaigners who attended events across the country. Protests involving hundreds of people took place in Glasgow and Edinburgh, while anti-racism activists held a rally in Aberdeen on Saturday.

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

Bad Bunny has broken his silence on the Black Lives Matter movement and nationwide protests against systemic racism and police brutality. Many fans were expecting and hoping that the Puerto Rican reggaetonero would speak out after George Floyd's fatal arrest last month and the subsequent demonstrations.

Julianne Hough made a short appearance on Oprah’s “WW Presents Oprah’s Your Life in Focus: A Vision Forward” where the two chatted about her “time of transition”.

Black Lives Matter protesters. Ugly scenes spread across London, Newcastle and Bristol today as demonstrators clashed with police following a spate of statues, figures and memorials being vandalised across the UK in recent weeks.

Ellise Shafer editorActors Tiffany Haddish and Lil Rel Howery joined a Black Lives Matter protest on Friday outside of the iconic L.A. comedy club Laugh Factory, both giving powerful speeches in support of the cause.Haddish, best known for her roles on TV show “The Last O.G.” and movies like “Girls Trip” and “Night School,” spoke out against police brutality and white privilege.“I’m tired of being afraid that my brother’s gonna go outside and get shot.

Black Lives Matter protesters in the street.

Taylor Swift has called for statues which “celebrate racist historical figures” to be removed.The award-winning singer said that monuments in the US state of Tennessee show two men who were “despicable figures in our state history and should be treated as such”.She added that the statues, of newspaper editor Edward Carmack and slave trader Nathan Bedford Forrest, make her "sick", adding that "villains" do not deserve to be celebrated.Her comments come as statues around the world have been pulled down during protests about racial equality, including in the US and UK.