Lifeline hospice survives lockdown with generous donations from creative Buddies

Cynthia Bailey did not forget about Breonna Taylor, and she continues to ask for justice for her. Check out the post that she shared on her social media account below.

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TRAAMS have returned with their first new material since 2016 — check out their brand new single ‘The Greyhound’ below.The trio — comprising of Stuart Hopkins (vocals, guitar), Leigh Padley (bass) and Adam Stock (drums) — last released music together in October 2016 with the song ‘A House On Fire’.Written and recorded over the hiatus that took place following the release of ‘A House On Fire’, the near-10-minute ‘The Greyhound’ has arrived today (August 11).

could file for administration.Debenhams' lenders took control of the retailer a year ago in an effort to keep the firm - which was started back in 1813 - open.The company has said that all staff affected by redundancy have been spoken to.A spokesperson for Debenhams said: "We have successfully reopened 124 stores, post-lockdown, and these are currently trading ahead of management expectations."At the same time, the trading environment is clearly a long way from returning to normal and we have to ensure our store costs are aligned with realistic expectations."Those colleagues affected by redundancy have been informed and we are very grateful to them for their service and commitment to Debenhams."Such difficult decisions are being taken by

Kate Garraway has revealed Derek Draper has been in a "stable" condition in her latest update on her husband's health.The 53 year old took to Good Morning Britain to update viewers on Derek's health as he remains in hospital following his battle with coronavirus. Derek, 52, was placed in intensive care with the bug in April and remains in hospital, with Kate previously revealing doctors are unsure he'll be able to recover from the damage caused to his body.

Catherine Anne Davies and Bernard Butler have shared their latest collaborative single ‘Sabotage (Looks So Easy)’ — you can listen to the song below.The track is the second to be lifted from the pair’s upcoming album ‘In Memory Of My Feelings’, which is set for release on September 18 on Needle Mythology.Following on from the release of the record’s first single ‘The Breakdown’ — which premiered last month along with the album announcement — Davies and Butler have today (August 11) released ‘Sabotage (Looks So Easy)’.You can watch the black-and-white video for the track below.Speaking about ‘Sabotage (Looks So Easy)’, Davies said: “Some people lift others up. They’re altruistic and constructive.

El Hunt hears from activists, artists and punters resisting a return to the old ways of doing thingsThroughout the pandemic there has been much talk of the ‘new normal’. For many, lockdown was partly a time to reflect on the choices that we made when life was chugging along ordinarily before: from rethinking our choices as consumers to seeing the environmental benefits of a less busy world.

AN EMOTIONAL Kate Garraway today revealed she's going to donate her "liquid gold" blood plasma - but it won't help her seriously ill husband Derek Draper. The Good Morning Britain host said she had offered to donate her own plasma to Derek back in April but was told it was too risky at the time as she gave an update on his condition.

Good Morning Britain medical expert Dr Sarah Jarvis has issued a stark warning about potential future lockdowns applying only to certain demographics.

coronavirus lockdown have still to get their money back. A new survey by Visa found that a third of people are avoiding making big purchases due to fears that their money would not be returned if they needed a refund, with 28 per cent of consumers worried about securing a refund since the Covid-19 pandemic started.

Around 730,000 workers in the UK have been taken off the payrolls of British companies since the start of the coronavirus lockdown in March, new figures show.According to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), employment rates have continued to decline in the past month, as another 81,000 jobs fell off payrolls across the country.And between May and June, employment dropped by the largest amount in a quarter since 2009.The over-65s, the self-employed and part-time workers were especially badly hit.Yet it cannot be said that the official unemployment rate is rising.

COVID-19 SUPPORT INTIATIVESRecord label trade body the BPI has announced another £270,000 of funding to help the music community weather the ongoing COVID-19 storm. Donations have been made by the majors, Cherry Red, Demon Music Group, The BRIT Awards, Amazon Music, YouTube Music and collecting society PPL as part of the BPI-led COVID support scheme.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway was left "emotional" on the show on Tuesday, after learning her ongoing discussions about blood plasma donations has seen an increase in people donating.

Kate Garraway has said she feels "emotional" that more and more people are coming forward to donate life-saving blood plasma to help coronavirus patients.The Good Morning Britain host was told by Professor Mike Murphy that, since her original plea last week, three times the number of people have signed up to try and help out.Kate, 53, said this morning: "I feel quite emotional about this and the idea that talking about this is making people want to come forward and save lives."She and co-host Adil Ray, 46, were joined by virtual guests Professor Mike Murphy, comedian Hal Cruttenden who has donated plasma, and Ann Kitchen, who described the donations as "liquid gold" after they helped her feel better.This is a live TV story and is constantly

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway opened up about her husband Derek Draper's condition after Adil Ray asked after him on today's show.

Taco Bell is giving away free tacos at all 45 UK restaurants every Tuesday this month - including chains in Glasgow and Irvine. In addition to giving away thousands of tasty Crunchy Tacos, the famous brand has also committed to a hefty cash donation to the NHS, thanking them for their hard work and dedication during the coronavirus pandemic.

unemployment benefits has more than doubled over the last year as lockdown continues to hammer the economy. The Scottish Government has again called on Westminster to extend the furlough scheme amid fears the full scale of the jobs crisis will only become clear when it ends in October.

Animal rights activist and Tiger King star Carole Baskin is facing a lawsuit from the family of presumed dead husband Don Lewis

More and more South Korean celebrities are stepping forward to contribute towards relief funds aiding those affected by the floods in the country. Yonhap reported that, as of August 11, at least 42 people have died or are missing while more than 7,500 people have been displaced due to the ongoing monsoon and flood situation in the country.

A total of 730,000 UK workers have been removed from the payrolls of British companies since March when the coronavirus lockdown began.

after his coronavirus battle earlier this year, described the Blade Runner actor as ‘the most prolific actor in Hollywood history’, with a total of 672 credits to his name.Daniel went on to write on the GoFundMe page: ‘His career has spanned 7 decades, and in the process appeared in iconic movies and shows like BLADE RUNNER, BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA, CHINATOWN and SEINFELD.’‘This man epitomizes the term “working actor,” and that’s not even taking into account all he’s done to help further representation for actors of color,’ he continued. ‘Not only was he one of the few who worked steadily when there were even fewer roles than there are now, but he also served the Asian American community by co-creating the legendary East West Players