Scots could wake up to seven inches of snow amid yellow weather warning

The WGA and WME have agreed to a six-month postponement of the trial their long-running anti-trust lawsuits against each other, saying in court filings that they “wish to have time to focus on settlement talks without jeopardizing the overall litigation schedule.” They also noted that “certain discovery disputes, motion practice, and the Covid-19 pandemic have created unforeseeable delays in the discovery process.”

Sir David Attenborough joins three environmental experts to deliver a stark message about the threat of climate change.

Ana de Armas name dropped Ben Affleck in an interview conducted weeks before their split.

Frank Lampard.The club's owner Roman Abramovich is not known for his patience with managers - as proved by the staggering amount he has spent on sacking them.Antonio Conte pocketed the single-biggest payout of the 10 bosses who have had the chop during the Abramovich era.The Italian is believed to have been paid £26.6million compensation when he was sacked in 2018 - having won the FA Cup just a year after guiding Chelsea to the Premier League title.But club legend Jose Mourinho has been the biggest beneficiary overall, after being sacked twice despite bringing the club huge success.Mourinho's contract is believed to have been paid off to the tune of £23.1m when his first spell as manager came to an end in 2007.And he received another £8.3m

Nearly two years after Lindsie Chrisley accused her father, Todd Chrisley, of attempted extortion, the estranged duo are still on the outs.

Edinburgh nurse and “devoted mummy” after she died with coronavirus.Naggayi Angella lost her life after contracting Covid-19 and going into a coma.The nursing student, originally from Uganda, had been studying at Edinburgh Napier University and her children have been left with no other family in the UK.Naggayi has also been working in community care to support her two children, Annmarie Yiga, 12, and John Jeremiah Mugisha, aged eight. Our sister title Edinburgh Live report how her two children paid touching tribute to their mother, with Annmarie Yiga, writing: “In life, we love you dearly, in death we love you still, in our hearts you hold a place no one will ever fill.

Yewande Biala has said that "mispronouncing or changing people's names is just another form of racism" after butting heads with Love Island co-star Lucie Donlan.

Amanda Gorman is spilling on some special moments from her time at President Joe Biden’s inauguration.

Manori Ravindran International EditorThe International Documentary Association (IDA) has announced grants for seven films through its Pare Lorentz Documentary Fund, totalling $115,000.Seven documentary projects will receive grants of up to $20,000 each through the fund, which received more than 180 applications in 2020.

Emmerdale saw the fall-out of Al Chapman’s (played by Michael Wilding) betrayal.Having cheated on both Priya Sharma and Debbie Dingle, Al struggled to hold his life together.Accused of stealing money from Kim Tate and fighting to keep his son Ellis’s respect, Al was in a pickle.And then village bad boy Cain Dingle found out he’d hurt his daughter - and viewers expected fireworks.Confronting the character, Cain warned Al to leave the village or he would be a “dead man”.In the past, fans would have seen the mechanic lose his cool and end up in fisticuffs, but tonight’s episode featured an anti-climax.Some viewers were convinced the plot “change” was due to the actors needing to social distance.Taking to Twitter, viewers complained about the

Amy Schumer is sharing her thoughts on Hilaria Baldwin‘s recent heritage controversy.

Amidst reports of his poor behaviour towards woman, another intriguing report about Armie Hammer has come out. The actor once hinted that he was fired from the popular teen show Gossip Girl.

Amanda Gorman is speaking out and reaffirming her political desires!

Dancing On Ice star John Barrowman has an important Covid message to all those thinking twice about vaccinations. The Glasgow born Doctor Who and Torchwood actor who now lives Stateside urged people to get vaccinated and said if his parents in their eighties can do it, then anyone can.He also urged people with asthma and allergies to get their vaccine after they are monitored.John said: "I just received two videos and my mum and dad have just had their vaccines.

coronavirus deaths. He told the Downing Street press conference on Monday that “unfortunately we’re going to see quite a lot more deaths over the next few weeks before the effects of the vaccines begin to be felt”.

An Arctic blast has sent temperatures falling across the UK, with even London recording six hours of snow on Sunday morning.

The UK will suffer "quite a lot more" Covid deaths in the next few weeks as it takes time for a vaccine to protect all the most vulnerable, Chris Whitty warned tonight.

Claudia Conway is coming to her mother’s defense.

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Jamie Lang “The Endless Trench,” Spain’s submission to the Best International Feature category of the 2021 Academy Awards, features standout performances from its two leads who spend nearly all of the film’s 148-minute runtime on screen together.A story of confinement and fear, “The Endless Trench” follows Spanish Academy Goya Award-winner Antonio de la Torre’s Higino as he escapes from Francoist soldiers at the onset of the Spanish Civil War. After spending hours hiding in a well with fresh floating corpses, Higinio makes his way home under the cover of darkness, unaware that he will spend the next three decades of its life hiding under floorboards and inside walls for fear of political repercussions due to his politics.

Thanks to lockdown the humble tracksuit and comfy co-ords have grown in popularity over the past year, and if you haven't already invest in one (or two) well, you are simply missing a trick as it turns out these casual pieces are what our wardrobes have been crying out for.There is no denying that lockdown has made us take a long hard look at our wardrobes and style choices.The thought of wearing heels quite frankly fills us with uncomfortable dread, and loungewear has now become a vital part of our everyday dressing.