VE Day bunting and other ideas to celebrate with the kids this bank holiday weekend

Long considered to be one of the most glamourous nights of the year in the Hollywood calendar, the Oscars 2022 is almost here. With the event almost underway, many fans have been looking into the event's history in anticipation.

You can't use your mobile phone, tablet, or laptop, no music and if you swearing audibly you'll be asked to leave. It sounds like school in a throwback to pre-digital communication age.

Piers Morgan on social media after the former Good Morning Britain host invited her to appear on his new show Uncensored.The Nothing Compares To You singer was asked to appear on Piers' new talk show shortly after the death of her son Shane O' Connor, but rejected the TV host's invitation.Sinead recently shared a screenshot of the email she sent to Piers in response to the invitation, with the caption: "Piers Morgan's been trying to get me on his breakfast show since Shaney died. "Here's what I emailed him in response: Hopefully you'll chortle your tea out your nose."Her reply to Piers Morgan read: "Hi Piers, I think it's best I don't do your show because of the irresistible temptation I would have to point out that you're dying to be balls deep in Meghan Markle so bad it's driven you crazy, and that your dislike of Prince Harry is down to his being balls deep in her ten times a day."It being the case that if you were ever to get near her, which would never happen, you'd last ten seconds: and that would be that for ten days."Sinead's response to Piers Morgan has since divided fans, with some applauding the singer, while others were less impressed.One social media user said: "Sinead wins...

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The Queen has shared a sweet throwback photo of the Queen Mother in celebration of Mother's Day today, on 27 March.The monarch, 95, took to her official Instagram page to share the rare photo, which sees her as a young woman with her sister Princess Margaret sitting on either side of the former Queen Elizabeth.The trio can be seen posing for a portrait in the photo, which was taken in 1941. Posting a red rose emoji, she captioned the snap: "Wishing all those celebrating today a very special Mothering Sunday #MothersDay" and credited the image to the Royal Collection Trust.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is in the midst of invading Ukraine, has found time to give a shout out to fellow transphobe, author J K Rowling. Trigger Warning: This story has details of transphobic statements, which might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.The President in a televised speech to winners of the Presidential Young Artists Awards, claimed that the West was trying to “cancel” a 1000-year-old country and pointed to programs by Russian artists being cancelled across the US and Europe. WATCH: Vladimir Putin says the West has "cancelled" JK Rowling and are now "engaging in cancel culture" against Russia.(Begins at 1:00)pic.twitter.com/fqAin41HpO— TLDR News UK (@TLDRNewsUK) March 25, 2022“They’re now engaging in the cancel culture, even removing Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich and Rachmaninov from posters. Russian writers and books are now cancelled,” Putin claimed, comparing the cancellations to Nazi supporters burning books in the 1930s. “Recently they cancelled the children’s writer Joanne Rowling because she – the author of books that have sold hundreds of millions of copies worldwide – fell out of favour with fans of so-called gender freedoms,” said Putin. Critiques of Western cancel culture are possibly not best made by those currently slaughtering civilians for the crime of resistance, or who jail and poison their critics.

Researchers have found that veteran Tory leader Winston Churchill almost used the phrase “United States of Europe” in a speech just after the Second World War.

The Queen chose poignant photos and objects to feature in her VE Day speech marking its 75th anniversary.

The Friday bank holiday falls on VE Day, and it is the 75th anniversary of the end of the fight against Nazi Germany and its allies in Europe. It was on 8 May, 1945 at 3pm that a radio announcement was made by Prime Minister Winston Churchill that the war in Europe had come to an end, following the fact that Germany had surrendered the day before.

The public is being urged to join in a national sing-along as the country marks the 75th anniversary of VE Day.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have marked VE Day by posting a selection of photos of the Queen celebrating the end of the way 75 years ago, ahead of the monarch's special address. Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II was just 25 when she took the throne after the death of her father King George VI on 6 February 1952, but when she was 19 she became the first female member of the Royal Family to join the Armed Services as a full-time active member.

People across Scotland will commemorate today’s 75th anniversary of VE Day within their homes and sticking to lockdown rules.

When Churchill declared May 8 a public holiday, 75 years ago, VE Day was celebrated with dancing, singing and partying in the street.

This Friday is a bank holiday, and the 75th anniversary of VE Day, which marks the end of the fight against Nazi Germany and its allies in Europe. It was on 8 May, 1945 at 3pm that a radio announcement was made by Prime Minister Winston Churchill that the war in Europe had come to an end, following the fact that Germany had surrendered the day before.

This Friday marks VE Day, when the country will commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of fighting in Europe during the Second World War.

The first May Bank Holiday usually takes place on the first Monday of the month.

This year marks the 75th anniversary of VE Day, the end of the Second World War in Europe.

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