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The police officer who knelt on George Floyd’s neck before he died told him to stop yelling and said “it takes a lot of oxygen to talk" during his arrest, it has been revealed.

Millie Mackintosh has revealed that giving birth to her first child has caused her to “look at [her] body in a totally new light.”The former Made In Chelsea star, 30, welcomed baby daughter Sienna, who she shares with husband Hugo Taylor, in May. Sharing a photo of herself in her underwear while carrying her daughter on her shoulder, Mackintosh said that she had “no intention of rushing into ‘getting my body back’” after her pregnancy but admitted that “it would be a lie” to say she feels “totally happy and at one” with her body right now.“With Sienna nearing 10 weeks old nothing has given me more purpose than knowing that a small life depends entirely on me to feed and nourish her as she grows,” she wrote on Instagram.

Stacey Dooley, 33, has expressed her honest thoughts about her boyfriend Kevin Clifton's "penis" nickname after the former Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer revealed all the details on Twitter last night.

Diddy has an important message for fans, and he shared it on his social media account. He’s been very vocal these days about everything that’s been happening in the US and the whole world.

Comcast-owned European pay TV giant Sky has received planning permission fora proposed 32-acre TV and film studio with 12 sound stages at Elstree, England, just north of London. Sky Studios Elstree will become home to Sky originals, created by the firm's Sky Studios unit, major film productions from Universal Pictures, Focus Features and Working Title and TV series from Universal Studio Group, but also have capacity to host productions from third-party producers.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterAlthough the COVID-19 outbreak has not yet completed its lethal sweep, the U.K.’s public broadcaster, the British Broadcasting Corporation is aiming to tell “the definitive story of the coronavirus pandemic in Britain.”The broadcaster has commissioned its own BBC Studios Documentary Unit to deliver a feature-length documentary “Britain vs Coronavirus.”“Interweaving archive and compelling master interviews with many of the key decision-makers in the crisis, the film will be a forensic retelling of the events of a seismic year in UK history when the coronavirus pandemic struck,” the corporation said.

restaurant and pub bills slashed in half when eating out. In a bid to kickstart the struggling hospitality industry, the government announced the new discount scheme to coax families out of lockdown.

And the couple might have their first commission after family members caught the bug, said Heather: “We’ve had a great time doing it and we love the end result.“My daughter has already asked me to make her a coffee table and I think she might get one soon!”

coronavirus test samples were found on the side of a busy Scots road. A keen-eyed member of the public spotted the Covid-19 kits on the A9 near Tain in the Highlands.

The UK's coronavirus debt will take "decades" to pay off as the nation faces the deepest recession in its history, experts warned today.

Celtic bid in January, having netted 11 goals for the Dutch side but Utrecht turned down their offer. Kerk later insisted he wouldn't have moved to the Scottish Premiership anyway because he has his heart set on a move to the English Premier League instead.

For those of us who have relied on our Sky box to keep everyone entertained during lockdown, you’ll be happy to know that it’s getting a new update this week.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Key workers who have helped to keep vital Renfrewshire Council services moving throughout the coronavirus pandemic should receive a tangible reward for their efforts, a councillor has insisted.Jim Sheridan has urged council bosses to consider giving staff who have continued to work throughout lockdown an extra day's holiday or some kind of financial prize to show their commitment has been recognised by the local authority.Last month, elected members on Angus Council unanimously agreed to give key workers an extra day off as a thank you for keeping the region moving, which Councillor Sheridan highlighted to members of the emergencies board.The Labour man said he

Fast food giant Burger King has warned that up to 1,600 jobs could be lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.Only about 370 of the restaurant chain’s 530 UK stores have reopened since the nation went into lockdown.Chief executive Alasdair Murdoch told the BBC’s Newscast that the economic damage stemming from the crisis could ultimately force the company to permanently close up to 10% of its stores, reports PA.He told Newscast: "We don’t want to lose any (jobs).

FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the worldJohn Lewis has announced it will permanently close eight of its department stores, putting 1,300 workers at risk.The department store brand is one of many UK retailers hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.Today the company said eight of its stores will not be reopening as the lockdown has forced the acceleration from in-store shopping to online.

FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the worldThe mayor of South Korea's capital city Seoul has gone missing, prompting a major police search.Seoul's Mayor Park Won-soon's daughter filed a police report saying he "had left home four to five hours ago after leaving words like a will, with his phone currently off".It comes just days after the mayor had proposed a major coronavirus prevention summit with politicians from North Korea, as part of a joined-up response across the peninsula to the disease.Speaking last month with members of the Peninsula Club, made up of ambassadors from 20 countries who hold posts in both Seoul and Pyongyang, he said he was "ready to make a visit to North Korea at any time".He

Kanye West is still insisting that he is going to run for US President in this year’s elections, despite missing the deadline to stand in at least some states.

Executive councillor for social policy, Angela Doran said: “I’d like to offer a belated congratulations to Mark on his award. He is part of an outstanding social work service in West Lothian and his commitment and ethic towards his work really does make a positive impact on the lives of others.