Salford Lads Club secures future after Covid with funding boost

Joe Alwyn isn't looking to quit his day job. The 31-year-old English actor has already collaborated with girlfriend Taylor Swift on a number of hit songs off her and albums, and the fact that they've worked together delighted Swift's legion of fans.However, Alwyn seems to be fairly focused on his acting career — which my be one reason he co-wrote the tunes under a pseudonym -- William Bowery.Recently, Alwyn spoke with about his new Hulu project, , and had a fairly direct answer to whether or not he'd be exploring the world of songwriting in the future.«It’s not a plan of mine, no,» Alwyn said, bluntly shutting down the likelihood of his name — or Bowery's — appearing on any albums in the next few years.Alwyn and Swift have largely kept their romance private, and out of the spotlight — which has been something of a tall order for the songstress, given she is one of the most scrutinized and widely reported-on celebrities in the world.In a different profile for, Alwyn reflected on the nature of their relationship, and their decision to try and stay out of the public eye and media crucible as much as possible.«It's not really [because I] want to be guarded and private, it's more a response to something else,» Alwyn said.

BBC’s foreign correspondent and Mastermind presenter has a fondness for accessorising his outfits with fetching chiffon scarves, even combining one with a T-shirt when he appeared on The One Show earlier this year. He also wore one on the red carpet at the National Television Awards last September when he sported a grey and black polka dot scarf with a traditional tuxedo. His fashion-forward style, which has been described as ‘London media attire’, certainly seems to chime with film and television celebrities – and not just when it’s chilly outside.

Claire Foy stepped out this week with her A Very British Scandal co-star Paul Bettany to promote the limited series!

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are making a big move amid an ongoing family feud.

coronavirus pandemic shuttered Britain’s performance venues more than two years ago, weeks before the scheduled 2020 Oliviers show.Kit Harington, Tom Felton, Emma Corrin and Jonathan Pryce were among the stars expected on the sustainable green carpet, made from reusable grass, on a sunny London afternoon before the glitzy, music-filled ceremony.Redmayne and Buckley are nominated for their roles as the Emcee and Sally Bowles in an intimate production of “Cabaret” that transformed London’s Playhouse Theatre into the Kit Kat Club in 1930s Berlin. The show has 11 nominations for the Oliviers, Britain’s equivalent of Broadway’s Tony Awards.Redmayne is up for best actor in a musical alongside Olly Dobson for “Back to the Future - The Musical;” Arinzé Kene for “Get Up Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical;” and Robert Lindsay for “Anything Goes.”Buckley is competing for best actress in a musical against Sutton Foster for “Anything Goes;” Beverley Knight for “The Drifters Girl;” and Stephanie McKeon for “Frozen.”Knight said the theater community was ready to celebrate after a difficult couple of years.“We have been bereft of theater for so long, just had nothing.

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth said COVID-19 had left “one very tired and exhausted” as she talked to health workers and a former patient about her own experience of “this horrible pandemic.”

Police are investigating an incident in which Cristiano Ronaldo knocked a phone out of a fan’s hand after losing a Premier League game on Saturday. 

coronavirus pandemic shuttered Britain’s performance venues more than two years ago, weeks before the scheduled 2020 Oliviers show.Kit Harington, Tom Felton, Emma Corrin and Jonathan Pryce were among the stars expected on the sustainable green carpet, made from reusable grass, on a sunny London afternoon before the glitzy, music-filled ceremony.Redmayne and Buckley are nominated for their roles as the Emcee and Sally Bowles in an intimate production of “Cabaret” that transformed London’s Playhouse Theatre into the Kit Kat Club in 1930s Berlin. The show has 11 nominations for the Oliviers, Britain’s equivalent of Broadway’s Tony Awards.Redmayne is up for best actor in a musical alongside Olly Dobson for “Back to the Future - The Musical;” Arinzé Kene for “Get Up Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical;” and Robert Lindsay for “Anything Goes.”Buckley is competing for best actress in a musical against Sutton Foster for “Anything Goes;” Beverley Knight for “The Drifters Girl;” and Stephanie McKeon for “Frozen.”Knight said the theater community was ready to celebrate after a difficult couple of years.“We have been bereft of theater for so long, just had nothing.

More than two-fifths (42%) of people predict their finances will worsen over the next three months, according to a wealth and wellbeing tracker by LV=.

The government has issued new rules for who will be able to get free Covid-19 tests from today, April 1, as free mass PCR and lateral flow testing is brought to an end. The free testing will continue to be available to a number of groups - and will mostly require those people to have symptoms already, apart from a small list of scenarios where asymptomatic testing will be given.

A teenager’s 10-month campaign of harassment and criminal damage on the trams led to 'more than 200 reports' to transport bosses. The behaviour of just one 15-year-old single-handedly trebled the number of incidents recorded at Rochdale interchange compared to the previous year.

Freddie Flintoff has swapped the cricket bat for a litter picker by joining staff at a McDonald’s in Salford with their daily litter pick.

Salford is considered less in need of ‘levelling up’ than all other Greater Manchester boroughs - despite being one of the most deprived areas in the country.

The body which runs health services in Salford has been ranked number one in a national survey of NHS organisations with 95 per cent of staff recommending it as a place to work.

A transatlantic romance ended in a tragedy when a 23-year-old American woman looked the wrong way while crossing a Salford road before being hit by two cars, an inquest has heard.

Plans for the multi-million pound ‘boulevard in the sky’ project at Salford University Campus are one step closer to becoming a becoming a reality.

The E-scooter trial in Salford has been extended until November 2022 after a successful start with 180,000 trips made so far.