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A royal call. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reached out to Althea Bernstein, an 18-year-old who was the victim of a racial hate crime in Madison, Wisconsin, on Wednesday, June 24. According to Bernstein’s spokesperson Michael Johnson, who’s also the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County, the teen spoke to the former Duke and Duchess of Sussex for 40 minutes on Saturday, June 27.

Marlo Hampton isn’t impressed with her “Real Housewives Of Atlanta” co-star Kenya Moore.

Dave McNary Film ReporterSony Pictures has moved the theatrical release of “The Broken Hearts Gallery” back three weeks to Aug. 7.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Patients and visitors to all NHS Lanarkshire hospitals are now required to wear face masks, with coverings being provided for those who arrive without one of their own.The new guidance came into effect today and applies at the county’s three acute hospitals including Monklands, plus its community facilities including Coathill and Wester Moffat.Health board officials say: “The main purpose of this measure is to seek to prevent the transmission of coronavirus (Covid-19) from the person wearing the mask.”Anyone attending an NHS Lanarkshire hospital, including those arriving for appointments, will be met at the entrance by a volunteer who will outline the new process –

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticWith thousands of out-of-work theater professionals likely to become ineligible for their union insurance over the next six months as the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown continues, The Actors Fund is launching a campaign to enhance its health insurance counseling and enrollment support services.A lead gift of $1 million from Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS will launch The Actors Fund’s “Every Artist Insured” campaign.

compulsory for all pupils to be back in class for the new academic year, exactly how that will happen has not yet been made clear. But plans appear to have been leaked for Covid-secure 'year bubbles' of up to 240 pupils in England's schools, according to HuffPost UK.

A bar boss insists punters can help make life after coronavirus a success for the licensed trade.David Storrie was just three months in the door at Ayr’s Smoking Goat when the pandemic hit in March.And he’s cut a frustrated figure ever since as his ambitions for the charming venue in Academy Street have been put on hold.But now, with some light finally at the end of the tunnel, he hopes better days are coming into view.Like many others in his shoes, David made use of a business relief grant for initial help.But he knows that only customers through the door is the answer when pubs do start pulling pints again.David, 36, said: “We’ve been working hard making adaptations to our beer garden out the back.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.With effect from today (Monday, June 29), members of the public visiting an NHS Lanarkshire hospital will need to wear a face mask/covering.This is for both acute or community hospitals and includes those attending for an appointment.The main purpose of this measure is to seek to prevent the transmission of Coronavirus (Covid-19) from the person wearing the facemask.Visitors to an acute hospital will be met at the entrance by a volunteer who will guide them on the process they have to follow. This will include:■ Keeping your own facial covering on if you wish.

A struggling zoo has warned it may have to carry out a mass cull of its animals after months closed due to the coronavirus.

Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin play it safe while stopping by a local grocery store to grab essentials on Sunday (June 28) in Malibu, Calif.

Frank Lampard wants to get his wide players such as Christian Pulisic contributing goals and assists to his team.That’s according to former Liverpool midfielder Jamie Redknapp, who says he has been discussing the talented American’s importance to Chelsea with Lampard.Pulisic has been Chelsea’s standout performer since the season restarted as he scored crucial goals against Aston Villa and Manchester City.The 21-year-old’s direct, attacking style and creativity on the flanks provides Lampard with an exciting outlet out wide.And Redknapp reckons he he could be in line for more game time with Pedro and Willian expected to leave the club.“Speaking to Frank Lampard the other day, we found ourselves discussing Christian Pulisic,” Redknapp wrote

Ajax manager Erik ten Hag has revealed that Donny van de Beek could leave the club this summer. The 23-year-old creative midfielder has been linked with both Manchester United and Real Madrid over the past year and he has an agreement with the Eredivisie giants that will allow him to find a new challenge.

Princess Eugenie wants her followers to embrace their scars. The 30-year-old daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah «Fergie» Ferguson took to her official Instagram page over the weekend to share a close-up shot of her large surgery scar that runs down her spine. «Today is International Scoliosis Awareness Day.

Spoon have announced that they are reissuing much of their back catalogue as part of their new ‘Slay On Cue’ retrospective series.A number of the band’s classic records are set to be released worldwide on both vinyl and CD for the very first time as part of the campaign.‘Slay On Cue’ will see the reissue of eight of Spoon’s first records in their original editions, starting with 1996’s ‘Telephono’ and the ‘Soft Effects’ EP before continuing with ‘A Series Of Sneaks’ (1998), ‘Girls Can Tell’ (2001), ‘Kill The Moonlight’ (2002), ‘Gimme Fiction’ (2005), ‘Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga’ (2007) and ‘Transference’ (2010).‘Telephono’ and the ‘Soft Effects’ EP will be the first reissues in the ‘Slay On Cue’ campaign on July 24.

After a three-month hiatus, the Post Office has decided to re-activate its travel money services across the UK that had previously been paused.Post Office Travel Money said it is restarting its online foreign currency exchange service and its branch pre-order operation.Both services were previously suspended in late March at the start of the coronavirus lockdown, reports PA.The Post Office accounts for one in every four UK currency transactions.As a result of the move, customers will be able to order more than 60 currencies online for next day home delivery or collection from all 11,500 Post Office branches.Same day online “click and collect” delivery services will also be available at selected branches nationwide from July 1.he Post Office

A Broxburn woman is helping to keep people safe during the Covid-19 pandemic - and raising funds for St John’s Hospital at the same time.Fiona Forbes has spent her time in lockdown making over 300 face masks with profits going towards the Oncology Unit at the hospital.Fiona (pictured below) who suffered from suspected Covid-19 in March, makes figure-skating dresses and told the Courier that she was delighted to be able to do her bit to help keep people safe.She said: “I’m in the high risk category and had suspected Covid in March, before all the testing was ramped up.“I had a temperature and a constant cough. It wasn’t nice at all.

Chessington Zoo has hit back at a dad's scathing review of its post lockdown animal kingdom which he said was "just not worth it"

Leicester City have joined the race for Atalanta right-back Timothy Castagne. The Belgian was targeted by Brendan Rodgers and sporting director Lee Congerton when the pair were both at Celtic, but a deal couldn't be completed.

A member of the UK's biggest family fears weight she has put on during pregnancy has gone straight to her face.

Wigan. Police and paramedics were called to the incident at the junction of Lamberhead Road and Fleet Street, in Pemberton, at about 11.45am on Monday (June 29).A man in his 30s has been rushed to hospital with serious head injuries.Police have taped off both roads as a result of the incident, while bus services in the area have been diverted.

reports WalesOnline.The vehicle had travelled more than 200 miles when it was pulled over at around 8.30pm on Sunday on the A40.The family admitted to officers that they had travelled to west Wales to 'see the sights', police said.When asked about the restrictions that remain in place in Wales, they said they were unaware of the differences relating to lockdown in the country compared to England.In England, people can travel as far as they want to sightsee, exercise or shop, as long as they adhere to the two-metre social distancing guidelines.That is being reduced to a 'one-metre-plus' rule from Saturday, July 4 - the day when pubs will also reopen in England.In Wales, however, people are advised to only travel within five miles of their