Manchester United star Marcus Rashford criticises Conservative MP for comments on child hunger

Roman Roy and Gerri Kellman can’t hide their passion. “Succession” co-stars Kieran Culkin and J. Smith-Cameron played into fan obsession on Sunday night at the 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards.

Josh Gad is speaking out about his character in Beauty and the Beast.

The Members, has died aged 66.The news was confirmed in a post on Tesco’s Facebook page, which simply said that Tesco had “left the building” and died on Saturday (February 26).Tesco formed The Members in 1976 alongside Gary Baker (guitar), Steve Morley (bass guitar) and Clive Parker (drums), and the band underwent a number of line-up changes across his career.Their debut album, ‘At The Chelsea Nightclub’, came out in 1979 and featured their biggest hits, ‘Sounds Of The Suburbs’ and ‘Solitary Confinement’.26.02.22Mr Tesco has left the building.Thanks for everything.Posted by Nick Tesco on Sunday, February 27, 2022Tesco departed the band in 1983 before going on to launch a successful acting career, appearing in movies such as Cha Cha Cha (1989) and Amar Akbar & Tony (2015), as well as composing music for films.The Members reunited without him in 2008, and have steadily released new albums across the last decade. Their most recent album, ‘Bedsitland’, came out in 2021.Tributes have been pouring in online for Tesco since news of his death broke.

Kanye West has told a court that claims he harassed his estranged wife Kim Kardashian on social media are “double hearsay”.Last week (February 23), Kardashian asked a court to fast-track the pair’s divorce due to a pre-agreed prenup. She told the court (via Rolling Stone): “I believe that the court terminating our marital status will help Kanye to accept that our marital relationship is over and to move forward on a better path which will assist us in peacefully co-parenting our children.”Kardashian then referenced recent (and since-deleted) social media posts from Kanye, including one in which he took aim at Kardashian’s new boyfriend Pete Davidson and told his fans to “look at this dickhead”.She told the court: “I very much desire to be divorced.

Home And Away.Viewers watched as Ryder was buried alive by Theo Poulos for the challenge - only for Theo to fall into a ravine and become trapped on barbed wire afterwards.Home And Way spoilers have now revealed that fearing that he may die, Ryder begins to suffer a panic attack.However, he and Theo are saved by Justin and Roo, after they watch the coffin challenge online and figure out where the duo are.The damage has already been done however, and after confessing to leaving Ryder, Alf threatens to go to the police.Meanwhile, the aftershock of the incident has begun to affect Ryder, with actor Lukas Radovich revealing exclusively to Daily Star the life changing consequences that the challenge will have.Lukas explains that Ryder begins suffering from panic attacks and that the fall out of the challenge is going to stay with the character for a long time, saying: "Ryder has had a few ups and downs when it comes to his mental health, but nothing so strong as this story line. "I think something like this will carry with the character for quite a long time.

Spotify has agreed to change its rules on playlists following the release of a 1000-track protest album by cult indie band The Pocket Gods, which railed against the streaming platform’s payment rates.Spotify has been accused of paying artists as little as £0.002 for each stream on its service, with royalties only being activated if a song is listened to for at least 30 seconds.A 2015 i article on the economics of streaming then influenced The Pocket Gods to release ‘1000×30 – Nobody Makes Money Anymore’ on Spotify on February 8, with each of the record’s 1000 tracks clocking in at around the 30-second mark.“I saw the [2015] article and it made me think, ‘Why write longer songs when we get paid little enough for just 30 seconds?’” frontman Mark Christopher Lee told i earlier this month.The stunt by the St Albans band, which has seen their protest album clock up nearly 600,000 total streams, has now drawn a response from Spotify, with founder Daniel Ek reportedly reaching out to Lee to set up a meeting between The Pocket Gods and Spotify’s head of artist relations.“Spotify said we’re ahead of the curve as shorter songs are the future – just look at TikTok,” Lee told i in a new interview. “They said that I can pitch 30 second tracks to their playlists [drivers of chart hits] for consideration – I wasn’t able to do this previously as the songs were considered too short.“So next week I’m releasing a 30-second single called ‘Noel Gallagher Is Jealous Of My Studio’.”Lee added that he was told that pay rates to songwriters would increase when Spotify rolls out an increase in its subscription price, which is currently priced at £9.99 for premium users.

apparently turned out to be real despite all the tell-tale catfishing signs, there are still concerning signs she might not be who she says she is. On Sunday's episode of, Ben caught Mahogany in multiple lies.Ben, a former pastor, connected with Mahogany, who lives in Peru, online and they bonded over their faith.

 viewers know for sure… or maybe it's for : when the ladies and their men hit the Jersey Shore, drama's going down. The group's season 12 trip is no different, as the barbecue at Jennifer Aydin's rental quickly goes off the rails.ET's exclusive sneak peek picks up in the middle of a group discussion about how Jennifer operates within the friend circle, with Melissa Gorga calling her out for attempting to dig up information about Jackie Goldschneider's husband, Evan, and his now-debunked affair that was a major point of conversation in season 11, after Teresa Giudice brought the rumor to the women's attention. «Why do you want to hurt someone else?!» an exasperated Margaret Josephs asks an equally exasperated Jennifer, who professes she had no intent to hurt. «If she found out that Evan cheated on me, she would've shouted it for everyone to hear,» Jackie remarks in a confessional. «Of course you were trying to hurt me, just like Teresa was.

saw Georgi proposing to Darcey for the second time in front of her daughters, Aniko and Aspen, and Darcey emotionally saying yes — though her family and friends were not fans of the relationship. But Darcey now tells ET's Melicia Johnson that she and Georgi are no longer together.«It was a decision that I made personally for myself, for my daughters,» she says. «And I took a stand because I felt like the relationship wasn't moving in the right direction, from that point of being engaged, which happened in the summer, mind you, the tell-all was in wintertime.

Penélope Cruz channels Spanish gypsy Carmen in a new “The Carmen Auditions” W Magazine shoot with director Pedro Almodóvar.

Former prime ministers Sir John Major and Tony Blair have united to condemn Boris Johnson's law-breaking Brexit bill.

Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold has heaped praise on Manchester United star Marcus Rashford for bidding to end child food poverty in the UK.Rashford, 22, is leading a huge campaign to combat the widespread problem, joining forces with some of the UK’s major supermarkets and food retailers to create a ‘National Food Strategy’.The United forward has already forced Boris Johnson into making a sensational U-turn over free school meals, with the Prime Minister bowing to pressure by extending them into the summer holidays.And he remains determined to trigger a major expansion of free meals, school holiday support and a Healthy Start voucher scheme to ensure no child goes hungry.Alexander-Arnold has branded his England team-mate’s work

Frontline NHS workers have gathered in central London to demand better wages as they chanted: "stop clapping, start paying."

Manchester United, Man City and the Premier League itself as coronavirus cases rise. Supporters have been returning to selected sporting events since July as the UK Government planned to get fans back in stadiums on a limited capacity basis permanently from October 1 at the earliest.But a rise in coronavirus cases across the country has led to the UK Government making the call to suspend those test events pending a review.In Johnson's daily briefing he talked about new measures being taken after what he described was a 'rapid rise in cases' in the last few days.Social gatherings of more than six people will be banned from Monday indoors or outdoors including homes, parks, pubs and restaurants.

Brexit have been slammed as a "full frontal assault on devolution". Nicola Sturgeon condemned Boris Johnson's proposals for an "internal market" when key powers transfer from the EU to Britain.

coronavirus cases.Prime Minister Boris Johnson will use a press conference later today (Wednesday) to announce the change in the law after the number of daily positive Covid-19 cases in the UK rose to almost 3,000.The legal limit on social gatherings will be reduced from 30 - which the law allowed if people were from no more than two households - to six.Groups of more than six can be broken up by police.The new rule will apply to gatherings indoors and outdoors - including private homes, parks, pubs and restaurants.Gatherings of more than six people will be allowed where a single household or support bubble is larger than six, or where the gathering is for work or education purposes.Those who fail to comply with an officer's efforts to

Piers Morgan has branded the government "gutless weasels" as he slammed Prime Minister Boris Johnson over his comments on the free press.

coronavirus pandemic.Lord, who is urging the government to provide more targeted support for the sector, has described Boris Johnson’s recent television appearances as “an embarrassment”, warning that attentions need to be turned to those industries that have had to remain closed.“It is an embarrassment to watch our Prime Minister buoyant and jovial on TV, peddling unsupported false facts and hailing the great return to work, while ignoring a sector which brings in over £66 billion into the UK economy each year and employs almost eight per cent of the UK,” he told the Manchester Evening News.“We have needed strong leadership throughout this global pandemic and we have seen the opposite with u-turn after u-turn.“While we do need the public

The night-time economy is facing a bleak future with three in every five operators facing closure, it has been warned.Greater Manchester's night time economy adviser Sacha Lord has urged the government to provide more targeted support for the sector.He has also labelled the government's latest 'All In, All Together' campaign, which is encouraging people to return to workplaces, as 'shameful, ignorant and insulting' for those still unable to do so.Describing Boris Johnson's recent television appearances as 'an embarrassment', Sacha has warned that attentions need to turn to those industries that have had to remain closed.According to the Night Time Industries Association, 57 per cent of businesses in the sector will not survive longer than

England star Marcus Rashford warns of the grim reality of the country in 2020 as he kicks off a campaign to tackle the Government on the child food poverty crisis.

Children's champion Marcus Rashford has the UK Government in his sights again after launching a task force to feed the UK’s 4.2million hungry kids.