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The actors continue to walk the picket lines in the SAG-AFTRA strike, many of them are coming forward to share examples of why they’re striking.

A number of UK cities have offered to host the Eurovision Song Contest in 2023 after it was confirmed that next year's competition will take place here instead of in Ukraine. It comes after bosses decided that the wartorn nation would be unable to host the event following their win this year.

BBC News anchor has been left red-faced after being caught with his feet on the desk and scrolling through his phone during a live broadcast.Over a turbulent 24 hours, where we saw 38 members of the Tory Government step down, Michael Gove reportedly sacked as revenge and a scrambling Boris Johnson defend himself from critics both inside and outside his party.So at the end of a hectic day for the Conservative Party, viewers will sure forgive anyone for not being able to keep up with the speed of the events - even poor Tim Willcox.READ MORE: Boris Johnson dealt yet another blow as Larry the Downing Street cat 'resigns'The BBC news anchor was listening to a recap of the day from fellow presenter and news analyst Ros Atkins outside 10 Downing Street when the camera unexpectedly cut back to him in the studio before it was supposed to.Such was the sudden nature, Tim had his feet up on the desk and was scrolling through his phone.He quickly realised and attempted to readjust, but it was too late as viewers took to social media to laugh at the blunder."Tbh we’re all doing the same right now" noted one user, with a second sympathising with the presenter, tweeting: "You really do have to feel for Tim Willcox here, but at the same time, thank you for giving me a chuckle."A third noted: "Six seconds of comic relief in the business news day for ages"As Mr Johnson refuses to step down from 10 Downing Street, he has given old pal Mr Gove his marching orders following his ally turning against him, the Mirror reports.The BBC initially reported that Mr Johnson had dismissed the Levelling Up Secretary after speaking to him on the phone on Wednesday night.Despite the chaos unfolding around him, the PM's Parliamentary Private Secretary James

The ex-girlfriend of Boris Johnson has spoken out days after the Prime Minister survived a no confidence vote on Monday (June 6). He will face Parliament on Wednesday (June 8) for the first time since the damaging revolt by Tory MPs.

Boris Johnson's leadership is under serious threat after being issued with a fixed penalty notice by the Metropolitan Police. It comes after police investigating allegations of lockdown parties held in Downing Street and Whitehall said they have now made more than 50 referrals for fines.

Boris Johnson's leadership is under serious threat as he awaits Sue Gray's report into alleged rule-breaking parties in Downing Street.

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Britain's lack of its own personal protective equipment when the Covid pandemic struck was a "tragedy", Boris Johnson has admitted.

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson has hailed the first phase of lockdown easing as the result of a 'truly national effort' to beat coronavirus.Schoolchildren across England are due to return to the classroom on Monday as the government goes ahead with the first stage of the roadmap.The Prime Minister said: “The reopening of schools marks a truly national effort to beat this virus.“It is because of the determination of every person in this country that we can start moving closer to a sense of normality – and it is right that getting our young people back into the classroom is the first step.”However Mr Johnson urged the public to stick to the rules as the government contemplates keeping to its “cautious” plans for removing measures.According

direct to your inbox Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that schools will not reopen until March 8 earlier today.

Experts from the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) reportedly warned Boris Johnson over his Christmas plans and the threat to schools before the 'inevitable' lockdown.

Boris Johnson warned "Christmas will be different this year" as he laid out the new rules which will replace the national coronavirus lockdown.

Boris Johnson will set out plans for a strengthened three-tier system of coronavirus restrictions to replace the national lockdown in England.The Prime Minister will also detail a limited relaxation in the rules for over Christmas, which would allow a small number of households to be able to mix for a set number of days.However Mr Johnson is not expected to be currently in a position to give the specifics.The PM will make a statement today in the Commons at 3.30pm to MPs, however he will appear virtually as he remains in isolation, as ordered by NHS Test and Trace.This will be followed by a televised address to the nation later this evening.Mr Johnson's winter strategy will also see the proposal to deploy a major testing scheme in an

Boris Johnson has sown fresh chaos over the government's coronavirus plan after claiming he wants to save "every job in the country."

Boris Johnson tonight begged parents to send their kids back when schools reopen in England next week.

Boris Johnson has condemned grime artist Wiley's "abhorrent" social media posts and urged Twitter to go fast to remove hateful content.

Temperatures are set to reach 21C this weekend as lockdown eases in England.

England is on its own in the coronavirus fight as Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have all slammed Boris Johnson's 'stay alert' advice with the 'four nations' approach having fallen apart.

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan was shut down by Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer on Monday's edition of the ITV breakfast show.

Boris Johnson is reportedly considering halving the two-metre social-distancing restriction to allow schools in England to reopen fully by September.