Ubisoft workers demand action following Activision promises

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is set to receive a new, free update called Tombs of the Fallen, which releases on November 9.The DLC, which was officially revealed by Ubisoft as part of the 2021 roadmap for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, was first hinted at by some PlayStation trophies that were added to the game last week.The roadmap, which was posted to Twitter by Ubisoft on November 5, shows off four pieces of content that are still scheduled to release this year. The first is Title Update 1.4.0, which will also release the same day as Tombs of the Fallen.

Almost £1 million of repairs deemed "high risk" are needed at Paisley's crumbling hospital - part of an "eye-watering" total worth nearly £70 million.

Climate change protestors are set to target Glasgow Airport today in a series of demonstrations planned at travel hubs across the UK.

Scottish racing fans are heading to Kelso for an excellent Saturday card.

Lucy Hale goes in on a screaming match with Austin Stowell in the new trailer for their movie, The Hating Game.

Nederlander National Markets, which presents touring Broadway shows all over the country, has partnered with Wellstand Health to ensure COVID-19 safety precautions are met and even exceeded.Local venue staff and backstage crew in cities including Richmond, Virginia, Norfolk, Virginia, and Reno, Nevada will now get their nasal cavities gently tickled by staff to ensure safety.Upcoming shows in Norfolk include “Anastasia,” “Hairspray,” “Jersey Boys,” and “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”Meanwhile, the Great White Way has made a concerted effort to get back to business after being dark for nearly two years — the longest Broadway blackout in history — due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Married at First Sight mom and dad! Jessica Studer and Austin Hurd welcomed their first child on Wednesday, November 3.

is being temporarily delayed due to Letitia Wright's injury she sustain earlier this year. For the last two month, the Marvel movie has been filming in Atlanta, with director Ryan Coogler shooting as much as he could without the actress, who plays T'Challa's sister, Shuri.Production is expected to pause the week of Thanksgiving and is expected to resume in early 2022.«Letitia has been recovering in London since September from injuries sustained on the set of Black Panther 2 and is looking forward to returning to work early 2022,» Wright's rep told ET.

Filming for the ABC police drama The Rookie picked back up on Friday with a gunfight scene.And in the wake of the tragic shooting on the set of the film Rust involving Alec Baldwin late last month, the cast and crew are taking extra precautions when it comes to the use of firearms.Those extra precautions include a new mandate, which went into place one day after that deadly shooting on the set of Rust, that bans all 'live' weapons on The Rookie sets moving forward. New gun protocols: Nathan Fillion and Richard T.

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists Manchester United are still the number one club in Manchester despite City's dominance over the last decade.

Well, that’s one mystery completely solved.

UPDATED with letter to Board: AMG CEO Byron Allen said he’s sent a letter to the board of directors of McDonald’s asking them to fire CEO Chris Kempczinski after a controversial text message from the executive surfaced related to the shooting deaths of two black children.

crime was filmed by a Ring.com camera and is believed to have happened Monday, August 2 at around 10.25 pm but, so far, no culprit has been caught, BirminghamLive reports.Staffordshire Police has issued an appeal for help in tracking down the person in the video.DC Josh Lee, of CID South, said: "This event, which is part of a wider course of action, is utterly abhorrent."We are unsure what motivates someone to undertake such actions and are keen to get the public’s help to identify him."Police have been unable to identify the man despite a previous appeal.DC Lee added: "Someone knows him, perhaps a neighbour, friend, or relative."Thankfully this sort of behaviour is extremely rare but it is concerning that someone would undertake such

St Mirren chairman John Needham has been charged with making "discriminatory or offensive" comments in historic tweets about Rangers.

A man who committed historic rape offences against two young girls has been locked up for 20 years.

Two North Lanarkshire groups have received recognition for their environmental work at the national Learning for Sustainability awards.

On Friday (November 5), Connor Faulkner was jailed for seven years for causing the death of Joanne Whyte by dangerous driving.

The Scottish Government earlier today announced the free bus travel scheme will be extended to young people in Scotland from early next year.

A police manhunt has been launched to find an armed thug who robbed a Fife shop at knife-point.

Brondby have promised to take action after hardcore Danish fans accosted Rangers supporters in the VIP section.