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Nicola Sturgeon has been banned from entering Russia after she was sanctioned this morning along with other British politicians as part of a Kremlin “stop list”.

Brits will take to the polls next month to cast their votes in the local elections. Seats will be up for grabs in local authorities across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Brexit – began in Wales next week despite numerous objections.Commissioned in 2018 by then-UK Prime Minister Theresa May, the event was described as a showcase for the nation’s “unique strengths in creativity and innovation” after leaving the EU – with comparisons being made to the 1951 Festival Of Britain.While critics have consistently questioned the hefty estimated £120millon cost of the festival, planning took a step forward in 2020 when organisers called for “daring, new and popular” ideas that would unite the UK.Last October, the Festival Of Brexit rebranded as Unboxed and outlined details of its 2022 inaugural edition.As BBC News reports, the festival kicked off at Caernarfon Castle in Gwynedd, Wales yesterday (March 30). Its first event, ‘About Us’, saw live music being performed outside the castle while various artworks were projected onto its walls.Sam Hunt, Unboxed’s programme director, said the event highlights the “ambition” of creative people from across the UK.

READ MORE: Who's in The Apprentice final and when does it air? The final will see Harpreet Kaur and Kathryn Burn going head to head for the personal investment money and the title of being Lord Sugar's winner. The final will air at 9pm on BBC1 and will be available on iPlayer shortly after the broadcast has finished. If you have ever closely followed The Apprentice you may have wondered what life is actually like for the contestants.

Camilla has been photographed meeting The Crown actress Emerald Fennell, who portrayed the Duchess of Cornwall on the Netflix series. Prince Charles' wife, 74, smiled as she posed alongside actress Emerald, 36, during the encounter, which took place as Camilla hosted a reception she was for International Women’s Day today, Tuesday 8 March at Clarence House.The two women were seen chatting together at the reception and Camilla even shared a joke about her "fictional alter ego" in her speech, saying Emerald could finish the speech if she were to "fall off her perch".The Duchess of Cornwall was also seen mingling with a number of famous faces at the reception including Mel B, former Prime Minister Theresa May, and author and journalist, Elizabeth Day.

Ever since The Apprentice candidate Nick Showering was first shown on the BBC programme, he’s become a firm fan favourite. In fact, his hilarious antics - including imitating Theresa May’s infamous ‘robot’ move - have had tongues wagging so much that many started to think that he was a plant in the process.

Bella Thorne continues to break ground. The actress, director and writer was a guest at The Cambridge Union, speaking to 300 students from the University of Cambridge to shed light on her successful career.Bella Thorne hilariously reacts to making it to the ‘Forbes 30 Under 30’ listBella Thorne makes her Latin Grammy Awards debut in a vibran red Versace [PICTURES]Thorne discussed her prolific career, sharing details from all of her work, which ranges from Disney, where she had to act and sing and star opposite Zendaya, and also her latest projects as a writer and director, something she’s been working on over the years.Bella also discussed wrapping her film ‘Time’s Up 2,’ which she recently did in Rome.

Boris Johnson was asked if he had ‘understood’ coronavirus rules during a ‘savage’ takedown by former Prime Minister Theresa May in the Commons.

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

As the British public await to hear the results of the Sue Gray report investigating 'partygate', many are wondering if the Prime Minister could be forced to step down.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid, 51, said goodbye to Andrew Marr on Twitter today following his decision to part from the BBC.

Former prime minister Theresa May has said the knighthood awarded to her husband Sir Philip May is recognition of the work of all partners of Members of Parliament.Sir Philip, 64, was dubbed a knight for political service which he called “a pleasant surprise”.He added: “I’m very proud and very honoured, I’m just sorry neither of my parents are alive to see it.

Channel 4, which shows his family's journey moving back to the organic sheep farm where he grew up in a bid to secure its future.Matt has been particularly vocal regarding farming in recent years, and has championed for more to be done to ensure the industry is protected for generations to come.But it's not just farming the Durham-born presenter has been outspoken on, as he once was made a swipe at the amount of coverage Brexit talks had been given in 2019.At the time, then-Prime Minister Theresa May was struggling to get her Brexit deal through Parliament, leading to widespread coverage of politics across the major channels.After BBC News, Matt was hosting The One Show, and made it clear to viewers during the show that Brexit would not be

Big Brother host Emma Willis, after the dancer made reference to a 'diary room', which as viewers will remember was a key feature of the Elstree Compound. However, it would mean Emma would be faking a very good American accent to take part, hiding her true Brummy tones.

Line of Duty returned for its sixth season on Sunday night with a bang. Viewers were left guessing with every twist and turn of what was coming next.

Former PM Theresa May accepted £115,000 to address a women’s forum founded by the Dubai ruler accused of kidnapping his daughter.

The special relationship between Britain and the United States looked very strong when Donald Trump got into power.

When Donald Trump sat down with Theresa May for the very first time, no one could have expected the boundary-shattering episode.

Dancing On Ice bosses have been urged to fire Rufus Hound from the show following shocking claims he made about the Manchester Arena attack. Survivors of the terrorist attack and MPs spoke out against the comedian competing on the hit ITV show.The 41 year old had previously posted comments on Twitter implying that he thought then Prime Minister Theresa May had been behind the cruel tragedy in order to help the Conservatives win the ongoing general election.

Boris Johnson faces a leadership threat from his own MPs if he doesn't set out a path away from lockdown, a former Minister has warned.

direct to your inbox As talks continue between the UK and EU over Brexit, you may be wondering when the deadline is for agreeing a deal. The Brexit referendum was decided back in June 2016 as the British people were asked to decide whether to Remain or Leave.