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Renfrewshire. Jambo! Radio launches tomorrow and is the brainchild of George Tah, a climate change worker from Renfrew.He had the idea about a year ago while he was being interviewed on a podcast called Inspiring Transformation, which is for the Afro-Caribbean community.He said: “We were talking about mental health issues, women’s issues, our own experiences.

Deadline reports that Calm with Horses star Niamh and This Way Up’s Aisling will be joined by a slew of famous faces.These include Gangs of London star Paapa Essiedu, Suspiria’s Mia Goth and Shaun of the Dead’s Nick Frost.If that cast wasn’t enough to get you interested, the film will be written and directed by Carl Tibbets who has worked on Black Mirror so you know you’re in for a twisted treat.He described the film as: ‘Pulp Fiction in Martin Parr’s England’ which has definitely caught our attention.According to the publication, the film ‘charts a series of unfortunate coincidences that bring the overreaching ambitions of a bunch of petty criminals to a nasty end.’Niamh will play the police chief who is trying to put an end to all the

hereIts green credentials include an MVHR system, which essentially takes warm air from rooms like the kitchen and bathrooms, and recirculates it around the home to keep it at a perfect, constant temperature.The owners have also built it with its future occupants' health in mind - even the water taps in the house provide filtered water, or boiling water at a touch.The very air is filtered to minimise any allergens in the air.

Tess Daly has left fans very impressed after revealing her new routine during lockdown. The Strictly Come Dancing host took to Instagram to share a photo of herself working out inside her home gym early in the morning before going on to help her children Phoebe and Amber with their school work.

Meet the former Premier League striker who now earns more as a corporate keynote speaker in 45 minutes than he did in a week as a player.

Padma Lakshmi didn’t leave her home for days after writing an op-ed revealing how she was raped at the age of 16.In the editorial for The New York Times, written in 2018 in response to the sexual assault allegations against then-Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh, Lakshmi revealed that she was a virgin when she was raped by her then 23-year-old boyfriend.The Top Chef host also shared she was molested by her stepfather’s relative when she was seven.And in a cover interview for Artful Living, the 49-year-old admitted “it was scary” initially to have people approach with their own stories of sexual assault after the article was published.“I didn’t go out for three days after I wrote the article,” she told the publication.

Gwyneth Paltrow is determined to steer clear of stress after finding a new calm during the coronavirus lockdown. As America starts to get back to a sort of normal after the end of a nine-week stay-at-home shut down, the Iron Man star has opened up about what she has learned about herself in self-isolation.

Jesse Eisenberg hates appearing in live theatre due to his debilitating stage fright – but fears if he does not appear in his own plays they will never be produced.The Social Network star has penned four published plays in addition to appearing in a host of major movies, including three of his own works he has starred in produced in New York’s theatres – Asuncion, The Revisionist, and The Spoils. If it were up to him, he would not appear in his own work, due to his nerves, but the Zombieland star insists theatres won’t put his work on without his star power.

Filmmaker Spike Lee has issued an apology after supporting Woody Allen against the sexual abuse allegations, now stating his words were ‘wrong’. The Da 5 Bloods director received backlash after suggesting Woody, 84, does not deserve to be ‘cancelled’ over the historic allegations that he molested his adoptive daughter, Dylan Farrow, during her childhood.Woody has always vehemently denied the claims of which he has never been charged or convicted. Now backtracking on his comments, Spike tweeted: ‘I Deeply Apologise. My Words Were WRONG.

Emmerdale 's Lydia Hart (Karen Blick) looks set to finally get the test to find out whether she has Huntington's disease or not.

hereLockdown has had a huge impact on the sector - the Charity Retail Association (CRA) says charity shops have lost about £3.4 million every day.With shops generating significant revenue for their charities and often being important hubs in local communities, their temporary loss has been keenly felt.With so many people using lockdown as a chance to reorganise their homes, they are expecting an influx of donations.And while that support is always welcomed, it's not without its challenges.Charities are now having to work out how and where to 'quarantine' donations for several days, to help minimise any risk of the virus being transferred.And to help fill a shortage of volunteers, the CRA has launched an initiative to help match potential

Primark has given customers an idea of what shopping in their store in going to look like from tomorrow. Stores are re-opening across England tomorrow with some welcoming customers at 8am.

United coach is now assistant manager with the Australian national team, a job he's been forced to undertake remotely over the past three months having been locked down in his north west UK home.The situation has brought him perspective, as the 56-year-old looks back on his six years as a first team coach at Old Trafford between 2007 and 2013, a time when United - as their supporters like to sing - won the lot. "It was just a special time in general," Meulensteen tells MEN Sport over the phone.

‘non-essential’ retailers, including clothing stores, reopen from Monday, are these ginormous queues set to become the new normal? It's been bearable during the summer months, but will we still be so patient when the weather turns? For a society used to getting what we want, instantly, it will certainly be a test.When Zara stores reopened in France on 11th May, most branches found that shoppers were absolutely willing to join lines around the block.

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awarded all 20 acting nominations to white performers for the first of two consecutive years, the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite was born. Since then, the film Academy (the voting body that determines each year's Oscar nominees) has aimed to dismantle its history of racial discrimination.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has teamed up with for an incredible cause and has received the full support of her celebrity friends, who have rushed to promote her partnership and donate to the cause.Taking to her Instagram, the mother-of-two announced: "I'm teaming up with @littleboxofbooks to launch our incredibly exciting crowdfunder, #changethestory.View this post on Instagram".

John Legend's much-anticipated new album, Bigger Love, is poised to drop on June 19.And with the date fast approaching, the 11-time Grammy Award winner was spotted looking handsomely stylish while shooting a new video in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles on Saturday.The 41-year-old musician and the film crew all made sure to practice proper health precautions, amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, by wearing masks and keeping a safe distance between each other.

Instagram page at the time posting a picture of the pair in New York just after he had popped the question.She posted a black and white picture to her followers with the loved-up snap being captioned: ‘3.11.19 I said yes,’ along with a ring emoji.She previously told EVOKE that she was relying a lot on her big sister to help her.‘I got to see Lottie plan hers so I’ve taken some tips and tricks from her.

Strictly Come Dancing's 2018 winner Stacey Dooley, 33, has shared how her "heart is breaking" after the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, 49, shared a distressing video of crowds of people being violent towards police officers in Parliament Square in London on Saturday.The BBC documentary film-maker expressed her thoughts over the video on Twitter last night.It came as the Mayor shared a video of violence taking place on Bridge Street in view of his one million Twitter followers.Sharing a video with the caption: "More violence against police on Bridge Street, next to Big Ben.

Marie Antoinette is an icon for now, definitely not. But she was 250 years ahead of the rest of us  in creating an oasis of pastoral bliss as a form of escapism.