Martin Lewis reveals agony after wife Lara Lewington has operation

Mobile phone footage has captured actors filming a gunshot scene through the back streets of the Northern Quarter. The loud bangs of gunfire have echoed through the streets throughout this week as crews continued to film for a new Disney+ series.

This could be a dark new twist in the Yolanda Hadid vs. Zayn Malik feud.

Mo Salah has no option but to stay at Liverpool or take a 'sideways' move to Manchester City as his contract talks drag on.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticThere’s a beautifully drawn moment in the fourth episode of “Pachinko,” Apple TV Plus’ new cross-generational epic, in which a young woman (Minha Kim) is served white rice as a final meal in Korea before setting out to the unknown. It’s moving on its merits — this character, Sunja, has already been through a great deal, and a meal lovingly prepared by her mother (Inji Jeong) has a certain symbolic weight all its own.

Emilio Mayorga Documentary short “Les Filles de Sète” (“Sète’s Daughters”) and series episode “Eva y el abedul del Edén” (“Eve and the Birch of Eden”) have secured funding through the Platino Crowdfunding platform, a new financing initiative launched last December.Initiated by the Platino Awards organization, the crowdfunding online platform for film, series and other formats was officially presented Thursday March 24 at Málaga’s Picasso Museum along with an array of industry activities at a Malaga Film Festival presentation under the motto, “Universo Platino.”Platform already has 26 ongoing projects, mainly shorts but also documentaries and mini-series.“Eva y el abedul del Edén,” from TV show “Nunca nos dijeron la verdad,” and docu short “Les Filles de Sète” are the first two productions to be completed through the platform. Young creators Andrés Ribagorda and Pablo Jimeno attended the event and explained that not only did they get the financing they needed but also the professional input to jumpstart their first work.

sound branch also revealed that guild members are planning on wearing their guild badges upside down as a form of silent protest over the demotion of crafts at the Oscars. The source disclosed that there are discussions exploring the idea of potentially turning their Oscar statues upside down upon receipt at the show, as a way of protesting the Academy’s decision.More than 80 people, including 16 Academy Award winners, signed the letter to the Academy, which is posted in full below.“As a community of sound artists, we respectfully disagree and are opposed to the changes that are being made for the broadcast of the 94th Oscars ceremony,” says the group’s letter to Academy President David Rubin and ABC.

Chris Willman Music WriterAs the Grammys return as a big-scale live event this year, so is the tradition of filming a tribute to a superstar musician in the days following the awards show, with the 2022 honoree being Paul Simon, who’ll be saluted by an all-star cast at L.A.’s Pantages Theatre.“Homeward Bound: A Grammy Salute to the Songs of Paul Simon” will be filmed April 6, three days after the Grammys, with a CBS air date to be determined for later in the year. Ken Ehrlich is reprising the role he’s had in the past as the annual salute’s executive producer.Among the performers booked for the tribute are Brandi Carlile, Dave Matthews, Rhiannon Giddens, Brad Paisley, Angélique Kidjo, Little Big Town, Billy Porter, Trombone Shorty, Shaggy, Take 6 and Irma Thomas.

Wilson Chapman editorRyan Reynolds and Blake Lively have announced they’ve donated $500,000 donation to Water First Education & Training.Established in 2009 as Tin Roof Global, Water First is a Canada-based charity that focuses on providing Indigenous communities with sustainable access to safe, clean water. The non-profit was created in response to the disparities to clean water access in Canada.

Martin Lewis has revealed how to get early access to one of the most sought-after of the festive season. Writing in the latest edition of the weekly MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter, the consumer champions said: “Yes, it's that time of year again...

ECHO reports how Martin has warned that this combined with tightening criteria due to the pandemic means mortgages for those with high loan-to-values - for example, small deposits or little equity - have disappeared. Stamp duty is a tax paid by people buying properties but it does vary slightly across the UK.

Martin Lewis has warned BT and EE customers of an upcoming set of changes that could leave them out of pocket. On the latest episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live on STV, the consumer champion told viewers who subscribe to TV, broadband, landline or mobile phone packages that their bills could rise from next year - but there is a way to avoid it.

Martin Lewis issued a warning to PayPal users.

At a time when the nation is making more purchases online and through contactless payments Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has warned PayPal does not offer the same protections.

Daily Record.Martin warned: “Not the same with PayPal, sometimes you don’t get that protection using the credit card through PayPal, but you do in most cases on Apple Pay.”PayPal's website states that the ‘Buyer Protection’ programme entitles you to reimbursement for the full purchase price of an item plus the original shipping costs you paid, if any, when you don’t receive it from a seller, or when you receive an item, but the item isn’t what you ordered.However you choose to pay for your purchases, in the UK there are two money-back schemes that could help get a refund through your bank, building society or credit card issuer.The first is Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974, which, as Martin explained, is a legal protection for

Amazon Warehouse. "This is where all its returned items go.

Money saving expert Martin Lewis has issued a stark warning to customers of telecom companies BT and EE.On his Martin Lewis Money Show last night, Martin told people who get their TV, broadband or phone with the firms that their bills could increase from March next year.It comes as EE has become part of the BT Group, and means that changes to the company's terms and conditions will come into effect.Speaking on the ITV show, he said: "Two BT price hikes are on the way."The first applies to BT and it's mobile subsidiary EE."It's a terms and condition change, that means on the 21st March next year, the price will rise by January's inflation plus 3.9 percent."So a big above inflation rise is coming for mobile, landline, broadband, TV, BT Sport

Martin Lewis, founder of MoneySavingExpert.com, has revealed there is a clever tool on the Amazon website which allows you to grab huge discounts on products.The financial whizz revealed the little-known tip on his ITV show, The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, last night (October 1).It all centres around something called Amazon Warehouse, which can be found by clicking the drop-down menu next to the Amazon logo on the website.“This is where all its returned items go,” he explains.“It will tell you the quality of the product – it’s in there at a discount.”Among the best deals he found were £30 off a Nespresso machine and £250 off an HP laptop.But Martin warned that, at the top of the site, Amazon puts their best-offer ads which are not the

Martin Lewis has explained how people can get  big discounts on goods at Amazon by heading to a little-known section of the site.

coronavirus pandemic was simple and straightforward, it was either cash or card and largely depended on convenience. But, as the nation became more focused on hygiene and stopping the transmission of Covid-19, contactless payments became the norm, even more so after the limit was increased to £45 for usage on a single transaction.

Martin Lewis has shared the location of one of the biggest discount sections on Amazon that very few people know about.During the latest episode of the Martin Lewis Money Show Live, he explained to viewers where the online marketplace keeps all its returned items - and sells them with amazing discounts that also include a 30-day money-back guarantee.He showed bargain hunters how to access the secret site by scrolling down to the ‘Amazon Warehouse’ field on the left-hand side of the search bar on the Amazon home page. He said: “This is about Amazon Warehouse.“This is where all its returned items go.

Martin Lewis has issued an updated list of essential coronavirus need-to-knows ahead of the furlough scheme entering its final month.Writing in the latest edition of the Money Saving Expert newsletter, the financial guru offered advice on the new Job Support Scheme, Bounce Back loans and the new Self-Employment Income Support Scheme grants.He began by expressing his concern over the new financial measures recently announced by the UK Government.He wrote: “Last week the Chancellor's Budget was biffed for his 'Winter Economy Plan' - basically a watered-down, less generous extension of prior coronavirus help schemes.“In other words, instead of the planned complete shut-off of the financial help tap, Rishi Sunak just stemmed the flow.”The