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Richard Sharp, the millionaire former banker on the cusp of being appointed as the BBC’s next chair, has used his first public appearance to praise the work of the British broadcaster and its role on the world stage — but he couldn’t help having a dig at recent Hugh Laurie series Roadkill.

Naman Ramachandran Imelda Staunton, who will take on the role of Queen Elizabeth II from season 5 of Netflix show “The Crown,” has discussed the “extra challenge” she faces portraying a monarch that the viewing public is more familiar with, compared to past players of the role.Speaking to presenter Emma Barnett on the 75th anniversary of BBC radio show “Woman’s Hour” on Monday, Staunton said: “I think my sort of extra challenge, as if I needed it, is that I’m now doing the Queen that we’re a little more familiar with.

straight to your inboxManchester City will have to find a new way to maximise profit in their academy when new Brexit rules arrive. A statement from the FA, Premier League and EFL on Tuesday confirmed that as of the next transfer window in January 2021 clubs will no longer be able to sign players from overseas until they are 18.

It’s a feature that’s irritated iPhone users for years, but now you can finally continue using your phone during incoming calls.

Sam Cosgrove and is hoping Aberdeen can keep all their top stars this summer.The Dons top scorer Cosgrove knocked back a £2 million move to French side Guingamp last week, even though he was given permission to open talks.Cosgrove has netted an impressive 44 goals in two seasons and McInnes is well aware of the size of the void that would be left if his team had lost that impressive firepower.He is also hopeful his team can keep Scotland star Scott McKenna and young player of the year Lewis Ferguson, despite the growing financial pressures on the club and the potential £10 million hole left by the COVID-19 shutdown.McInnes said: “We face a situation at the minute where we’ve got to be mindful of the financial situation the club is in.“We

A couple of years ago, a film called Skate Kitchen exploded onto the indie movie scene. It really is a great movie and well worth seeking it out if you can. Crystal Moselle is the filmmaker behind that film and she is behind the new series Betty, a spin-off which comes to Sky Television on 9th June. It has already premiered Stateside on HBO on 1st May.

The money man set to pump millions into Rangers has insisted he has no plans buy Dave King’s shareholding.