Six new law changes coming into effect in February 2021 – and how they affect you

Alec Baldwin is sharing his feelings about being a named defendant in lawsuits over the fatal shooting, with the actor insisting he's being targeted because he's rich.The 63-year-old actor made the comments Saturday during a sit-down interview at the Boulder International Film Festival. CNN was the only outlet that captured part of the interview on cell phone video and audio, in which Baldwin spoke about the lawsuits, the late cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and how the fatal shooting will transform safety procedures in Hollywood.While Baldwin never specifically mentioned which lawsuit he was referring to, he's adamant those going after him and others are after a payday.«What you have is a certain group of people — litigants, or whatever on whatever side — who their attitude is, 'The people who likely seem negligent have no money.

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The View host Stephanie Grisham has apologized for working for former President Donald Trump.MORE: The View's Joy Behar criticised over 'insensitive' comment on Ukraine's crisisDuring a conversation about Guy Reffit, the first to be found guilty on all counts for his actions during the 6 January insurrection, Stephanie was asked by Sunny Hostin: "I have to ask, why did it take an insurrection to get you to quit?"WATCH: The View star Stephanie Grisham makes emotional apology live on air: 'I messed up'"It’s a great, fair question," Stephanie, who was Chief of Staff and Press Secretary for the first lady of the United States, Melania Trump from 2020 to 2021, responded.Sharing that Trump was refusing to pack up the White House after losing the 2020 election to Joe Biden, Stephanie added: "I tried to resign many times.MORE: Meghan McCain hits out at former co-star Joy Behar for trollingMORE: The View announce exciting new additions to show - details"When I got to the West Wing, I realized it was a really bad environment. I saw with my own eyes - I hadn’t seen with my own eyes - some of the things that he did and said… and what he was doing to the country.""I believed in him," she continued before Joy Behar interrupted to ask: "Excuse me, what did you believe in? His policies? Because you know he was a sexist misogynist, you heard the tapes about grabbing women, all that.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment Writer“Star Trek” is returning home to the U.S.S. Enterprise.In the first trailer for “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,” the fifth “Trek” series set at Paramount Plus, Capt.

Claudia Eller Co-Editor-in-ChiefThe latest prediction from our film awards maven Clayton Davis is that coming-of-age drama “CODA” will run away with the best picture Oscar at the March 27 ceremony.I have to say that would be awfully fabulous given that everyone — me included — loves a little-engine-that-could underdog story, and this feel-good, scrappy movie filmed in a short amount of time certainly fits that bill. A remake of an award-winning French film, “La Famille Bélier,” the story, written and directed by Siân Heder, centers on the only hearing member of a deaf family (played by Emilia Jones) who’s torn between pursuing her passion for music and her fear of abandoning her family’s fishing business.

Several major airlines have issued new policies following the latest update to travel restrictions during the Covid pandemic.

Boris Johnson will set out the route out of lockdown on February 22 after No10 sparked fears the timetable was slipping.

Boris Johnson has been warned he risks leaving "a generation of children languishing in poverty" after it was revealed 1.3 million babies and children under five are living in poverty in the UK.

Boris Johnson has refused to say if Brits should or shouldn't book their summer holiday - but said he "hopes" to update the nation in the week of February 22.

New data reveals how Covid infection rates have changed in every town and city in England since the start of lockdown - with just four areas showing a rise.

Boris Johnson has rejected demands to extend the furlough scheme now and told Brits to wait three weeks instead.

Brexit ended in the government essentially ignoring the idea and doubling down on the EU being at fault.Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit trade deal failed to secure visa-free travel for UK artists and their crew wishing to tour Europe (adding huge costs to future live music tours of the continent and preventing rising and developing artists from being able to afford it), prompting a row to erupt over who was responsible.After over 280,000 people signed a petition calling for visa-free touring through the EU to be established for artists and crew, the campaign was confirmed to be debated by MPs in Parliament.

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson has not ruled out delaying the easing of lockdown restrictions if the South African variant of coronavirus has an impact on the vaccine.The prime minister is set to reveal his 'road map' out of lockdown on February 22, with schools set to reopen from March 8.But he would not rule out a delay to his plans when pressed by reporters during a visit to a coronavirus test manufacturing facility in Derby today.He was asked whether restrictions could be in place longer if it turns out that the South African variant reduces the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine’s effect on transmissibility.Scientists are currently looking into the potential impacts of new variants on the vaccine.Pressed on whether there could be a delay to

direct to your inboxLockdown restrictions are set to be eased in England in the coming weeks.After spending the majority of January under a national lockdown, the prime minister will give hope to Brits this month with his plan for spring.According to chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty, the UK is now past the peak of the current wave of coronavirus, with cases, hospital admissions and deaths on a “downward slope”.Meanwhile, more than 10 million Brits have now been administered a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine.The government’s approach to easing lockdown will be a “prudent and cautious” one, according to Boris Johnson, and it won't be too long before we are given more details about it.Here are they key dates over the next few

Matt Lucas has a brand new lockdown look! The Great British Bake Off star took to Instagram on Wednesday to unveil his first-ever moustache.MORE: The heartbreaking story behind Matt Lucas' husband's deathMatt, 46, who lost his hair at the age of six, shared a close-up snapshot from his bed, and told his fans: "In lockdown 3 I grew my first ever moustache. I don't have eyebrows so it looks a bit weird." WATCH: Matt Lucas spoofs Boris Johnson in hilarious Bake Off openerHis fans were quick to react.

AN EMOTIONAL Dr Alex George has vowed to make his late brother proud after being made a youth mental health ambassador. The Love Island star was appointed to the role by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to help kids get through the Covid crisis.

a letter drafted by industry forum Fashion Roundtable and sent to Boris Johnson. In it, they warned that Britain's £35bn fashion and textile industry was facing “decimation” as a result of import duties and visa requirements created by the post-Brexit trade agreement.Anyone who has tried to buy a piece of clothing directly from the EU since January 1st will know that the process is no longer simple.

Fears are mounting that the UK’s hotel quarantine policy will only launch on February 15 after the government refused to name a date.

Boris Johnson is set to reveal the latest information surrounding his lockdown exit roadmap this month. With the UK ordered to stay at home under the rules of the third national lockdown, schools, restaurants and retail shops have all been forced to close.

Boris Johnson is under pressure to guarantee all schools will reopen fully next month amid growing concerns over the mental and educational toll on pupils.