Iron Maiden, Kiss and System Of A Down will headline virtual Download Festival

Black Lives Matter movement.Footage shared on Twitter shows the crowd use ropes to pull down the statue after covering it with a plastic sheet.They then proceed to hit the statue with a skateboard, spit on the statue and spray it with silver paint.The group is seen screaming in high spirits and waving the placards.One protester appears to pose with his knee on the statue's neck – reminiscent of the viral video showing George Floyd, an African-American who died being restrained by a Minnesota police officer.The statue of Edward Colston has been a problematic debate in recent years with a growing awareness of the merchant's involvement in slavery.Although he is remembered for his philanthropy in Bristol, the slave trade has made the memorial

An adorable Rottweiler puppy ran off from his owner and fell into an old mine shaft during a Sunday stroll in an Australian park.Owner Mr Killeen and his family took Griff the 10-week-old pooch to a walk near the Launching Place in Yarra Ranges, Victoria when the dog ran into the woods and fell 20ft down a mineshaft.Mr Killeen chased after Griff and climbed down the shaft in bids to save the pooch.But soon he found himself trapped inside with waters reaching to his neck.Local media 7 News reported that his son Angus called for emergency services.The agency later sent nine vehicles from the Country Fire Authority and State Emergency Service to free his dad and Griff.Footage shared on social media shows the 14-strong crew using ropes in a

Black Lives Matter protesters have pulled down a statue of a 17th century slave trader in Bristol.

Zack Teperman is the father of a 2-year-old daughter, and he reached out to Tom Hanks to get the two-time Oscar winners thoughts on the classic “high-five, down low, too slow” bit. Speaking with TMZ, Teperman says he asked Hanks at what age he thought it was appropriate to pull his hand away from his daughter for the “too slow” move. He included a photo of him and his daughter performing a high-five.

purexbox.com, we might have missed it entirely. Still, the good news is that there's still time to enjoy these freebies, even if they're only available to download and play for a little while longer.Got nothing to do tonight? Well no problem, there are three free new games you can have a pop at instead.This Free Play Days promotion ends on June 8 at 7.59am BST for Xbox players based in the United Kingdom.

Solskjaer excited by Premier League restartManchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer cannot wait for the return of the Premier League.United return to action against Tottenham on June 19, before coming up against Sheffield United the following Wednesday.United will then travel to Norwich City in the FA Cup quarter-finals on June 28, before another long trip down to Brighton the following Tuesday.“We’ve been looking forward to these games for ages really,” Solskjaer told the club website.“We more or less knew what the fixtures were going to be early on.

Rhian Sugden bravely tackled a sensitive subject last year, opening up about her IVF treatment after learning her chances of becoming a mum were limited.Reaching out to others experiencing the same heartache, the 33-year-old posted about her treatment online – only to be bombarded by online trolls.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star Online, Rhian recalled: "When I first put it up I got a few trolls saying I don't deserve to have babies anyway and its karma, because I'm a Page 3 girl and my kids will get bullied."She added: "My block list on Instagram is huge.

Rhian Sugden set pulses racing with her latest lingerie snap this weekend. The Page 3 stunner, 33, often treats her fans to wonderful lingerie displays, and her latest post certainly didn't disappoint.

Madonna has been praised after she was spotted marching in crutches as a Black Lives Matter Protest in London on Saturday 6 June.The 61 year old Vogue singer was snapped marching alongside fellow protestors on crutches after heading to hospital for a knee injury earlier this week. Madonna was videod walking amongst and interacting with protestors during the Black Lives Matter protest in London.

The UK imposed its coronavirus lockdown too late in a decision that "cost a lot of lives", a top scientific advisor to the government said today.

Christopher Vourlias The protracted chill between Moscow and the West might be putting a Cold War-style freeze on diplomatic relations globally, but all signs in recent years point toward a Russian film industry drawing closer to its counterparts across the world, with international co-productions steadily on the rise.The Russian government’s announcement last year of a cash rebate of up to 40% signaled its intent to woo foreign producers to the country; so did a decision by the culture ministry to support Russian minority co-productions for the first time.

Diana Ross was reduced to tears after hearing daughter Tracee Ellis Ross’s songs from her new movie The High Note.The 47-year-old appears as singer Grace Davis in the feature and, speaking to Britain’s Daily Mail newspaper, she opened up about the I’m Coming Out hitmaker’s reaction to her vocal recordings. While Diana hadn’t seen the movie at the time of the conversation, Tracee recalled: “I picked her up and we sat in my car.

A rock and roll star who should have been playing some of the biggest festivals in the country this summer has found himself back on the NHS frontline.The K's, from Cheshire, were due to play at Reading and Leeds, Isle of Wight and Kendal Calling among other big events in what was expected to be their breakthrough year.However with live gigs currently on an indefinite hiatus, it has seen one member of the indie four-piece, who have over a million plays on Spotify and sold out the Ritz in January, back in his day job as a mental health nurse.Bassist and co-founder of the band Dexter Baker, 24, is now dealing with the effects the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown are having on vulnerable patients' mental health.Dexter works on the home

Dana White claims he is not surprised Conor McGregor has announced his retirement from UFC.

Madonna walks with the help of crutches while attending a Black Lives Matter protest on Saturday (June 6) in London, England.

Arsenal fans a warm message after playing in an empty Emirates on Saturday.The Premier League is preparing to return after nearly three months of no action amid the coronavirus crisis.The Bundesliga and Danish Superliga is already back, while La Liga and Serie A have also got planned return dates.And ahead of the comeback in this country, clubs have been getting their players match-fit.Arsenal are no different, utilising the Emirates for a friendly against fellow London outfit Charlton.It proved easy pickings for the Gunners, who waltzed to a 6-0 victory including a hat-trick from Eddie Nketiah.Ceballos also played a part in the match, who is still on loan from Real Madrid.And he was in good spirits after the result, though he admitted that

The rapper revealed that he has never, not once, voted before! However, in the light of America’s new fight against racial inequality, Snoop Dogg not only slammed the current POTUS for the way he has reacted to the protests but also promised that this year he’s definitely using his voting right! It sounds like Snoop is sick and tired of the situation in the United States so he is finally ready to contribute to the, hopefully positive, change a new president will bring. The murder of George Floyd has highlighted, perhaps more than ever, just how prevalent racism in America still is and the rapper is not happy with how Donald Trump has been handling the protests that followed.

Tiger King star Joe Exotic has penned a begging letter to President Donald Trump to request he be pardoned from his current jail sentence.

Longtime friends Ben Affleck and Matt Damon remembered Kentucky EMT Breonna Taylor on Friday, on what would have been her 27th birthday. The Good Will Hunting stars each brought family members with them when they visited Taylor’s memorial in Los Angeles.

Ted Johnson Thousands of demonstrators fanned out on streets throughout Washington, D.C. for the largest day of protests since the death of George Floyd.The intersection of 16 & H streets near the White House — the site of volatile confrontations earlier this week — instead was peaceful, as a diversity of marchers shouted Floyd’s name and other protest chants.

Drew Brees apologized for saying earlier this week that he will «never agree» with players kneeling during the national anthem as a form of protest against police brutality, he faced a new wave of backlash — from President Trump. Now, Brees is standing his ground, and has told Trump in an Instagram post that «we need to listen and learn» about racial injustice. In an interview with Yahoo Finance on Wednesday, the New Orleans Saints quarterback said «I will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America or our country,» referring to the NFL players who knelt during the national anthem to protest police brutality.