U.K. Broadcasters Add Fresh Production Guidelines for COVID Era

coronavirus vaccines on wild monkeys risks further outbreaks of disease and should be stopped, a leading animal rights group has warned.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentNetflix has canceled production of Turkish original ‘If Only’ over government censorship of a gay character in the script, a source close to the streamer has confirmed.The announced show was to have been produced by Turkish production powerhouse Ay Yapim and has been described in promotional materials as the story of “Reyhan who is unhappy and disappointed in her marriage with Nadir.” Ay Yapim has declined to comment.Turkish authorities denied permission for “If Only” production to take place in the country after reviewing the script, in which one of the five characters was gay.

announced that it had postponed the in-person ceremony (dubbed by industry insiders as “fashion prom”) as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The new date is 14 September, when winners of the design categories will be announced on CFDA.com and the CFDA’s social media channels.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefDocumentary feature “Tibet: Roof of the World” is set to premiere on leading broadcast channels in the U.S. and Europe in the coming months, following a series of co-production deals.

said it will have to cut 950 jobs in its head office and stores as it seeks to recover from the effects of the Covid-19 lockdown.It’s the next step in the retailer’s “never the same again” transformation into a leaner, more 21st-century organisation, the company says.That the news seems unexceptional points to the abysmal trading conditions so many retailers face today. It follows John Lewis’s disclosure that it plans to close eight stores, putting some 1,300 jobs at risk; retailers including Debenhams, Laura Ashley, Cath Kidston, Monsoon, Oasis and Warehouse have all gone into administration or closed.Just because the news isn’t surprising somehow doesn’t make it less disheartening.

Corinthia London, home to the cavernous wellness wonderland that is the ESPA Life Spa at the Corinthia, is one of them. The spa’s director Aysun Mut says the spa is following the advice of Public Health England, and more specifically Westminster’s Food Hygiene and H&S guidelines, but has opted to offer choice as opposed to strictly enforcing protocol.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterSince the top of the coronavirus pandemic, there has been a surge in racism against Asians and Pacific Islander (API) which has been bolstered by Donald Trump and his administration’s consistent use of the terms “Chinese virus” and “Kung Flu” to describe COVID-19. To combat the wave of harassment and discrimination Tigertail director and Master of None co-creator Alan Yang partnered with the Ad Council’s Emmy-winning “Love Has No Labels” for a new PSA titled “Fight the Virus.

NHS Tayside is currently the best performing health sector in the country for gaining the highest number of successful quit attempts made through its stop smoking service, ‘Quit Your Way’. The national target for NHS Tayside in 2019-20 is to achieve at least 486 successful 12-week quits for people living in the most deprived areas.

MOLLY-MAE Hague shared a fresh-faced throwback from her old job as a lifeguard, taken before she found fortune and fame as a social media influencer. The 21-year-old shared the snap to her Instagram Story yesterday, joking that she has "nightmares" about the old staff room.

Perthshire Olympic curling medallist Eve Muirhead has endorsed a £75,000 campaign to install a specialised public toilet for people with physical and learning disabilities in Pitlochry. Professor Jason Leitch, the national clinical director for the Scottish Government, and John Swinney MSP are also backing the project for a ‘Changing Places Toilet’ at the Atholl Centre.

COVID-19 SUPPORT INTIATIVESThe Daphne Oram Trust is offering six £500 grants for electronic music-makers facing financial hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Full details here.————————————————–DEALSSony/ATV has signed producer WondaGurl to a worldwide publishing deal.

Piers Morgan has revealed he is on crutches after tearing his tendon on his summer holiday.The Good Morning Britain presenter jetted off to the south of France last week but managed to injure himself on the second day of his six week trip.The 55-year-old appeared on his crutches in a photo shared on his Instagram account, showing him and his three sons Stanley, Spencer and Bertie posing by the harbour in Saint Tropez.

This year has undoubtedly been one of the most harrowing Kate Garraway has ever had to face.

coronavirus in March.

Motherwell establishment were also worried they would have to get tested or isolate.

The number of coronavirus deaths in the UK is almost 10,000 higher than the Government's official toll, new official figures show.

Kate Garraway has revealed nurses told her that her stricken husband Derek Draper looked “focused and engaged” when they put Good Morning Britain on for him.The 52-year-old was admitted to hospital in March after being diagnosed with coronavirus, and remains seriously ill.Garraway returned to Good Morning Britain last week after taking time off while her husband was in intensive care and had told viewers that nurses planned to put the show on for him to try to stimulate a response.Speaking during Tuesday’s programme, Garraway said: “He is stable and actually yesterday I spoke to the nurses and they said they had put Good Morning Britain on and they felt he looked, because his eyes are open, he looked focused."He looked focused and engaged

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A Greater Manchester MP said he still suffers brain fog, sweats, exhaustion and vertigo, months after having coronavirus.Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, said a simple task like cutting the lawn can leave him 'drenched in sweat', with headaches, shakes and dizziness.The 46-year-old is one of an increasing number of people identifying as coronavirus 'long-haulers'.They are patients with often mild Covid-19 symptoms, who go on to suffer post-viral fatigue for a prolonged period of time.Speaking on Matt Frei's LBC show on Saturday, Mr Gwynne said his initial virus symptoms in March lasted for about 12 days.The Labour MP, who says he is 'physically fit' and not in the at risk category, was in isolation for two weeks.But, "whilst the

Jake Kanter International TV EditorNetflix has canceled filming on its latest Turkish original, If Only, amid pressure from local authorities to remove a gay character from the series.The eight-part relationship drama was announced in March and was set to be made by Turkish production outfit Ay Yapim, with screen star Özge Özpirinçci leading the cast.

Prince Harry has fired back at "insulting" claims about his charity after it emerged a complaint about transfer of funds could be probed.