Stephen Odubola, Craig Fairbrass, Jason Flemyng Set COVID-Safe ‘Ire’ Shoot

James Bond will return… when the moment is right.

The remainder of Tameside’s libraries along with its gallery and popular Portland Basin Museum are to reopen in a ‘Covid-safe’ way this month.At a meeting of the executive cabinet, bosses agreed to reopen four of the borough’s libraries which were closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Portland Basin Museum in Ashton-under-Lyne, which had also shut its doors due to Covid-19 is due to reopen on Wednesday, October 14.To keep residents and staff safe, people wishing to visit the museum must

SNP have suspended MP Margaret Ferrier after she admitted a shocking series of Covid rule breaches, including travelling from London to Glasgow following a positive test.The astonishing behaviour sent shockwaves among politicians and across social media with demands for her immediate sacking and resignation.In a statement one hour after Ferrier confessed on Twitter, SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford confirmed: "I have spoken with Margaret Ferrier this evening who fully accepts that what she

“We are working extremely closely with Public Health England and have robust plans in place to take action and support students when needed, but this is not yet the case. Our students can rest assured they will be the first to know if this situation changes.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefCinemas in different parts of Asia-Pacific are increasingly able to expand their operations, as local authorities around the region judge the need for social distancing to be reduced.

Sandbar saying that the reduced hours, coupled with all the other measures it has had to introduce, would 'destroy' it as a business. Becky Wilkes, senior sales and marketing manager at 20 Stories, said: "It's ridiculous that hospitality's being targeted like this.

CW Seed yet, you might want to change that. The streamer will be adding a ton of excellent new shows this fall, and it will be the first place you can stream the final season of Schitt's Creek! Schitt's Creek ended its six-season run in April of this year, and on Oct.

Jason Sudeikis took a COVID-19 test live during the 72nd Emmy Awards.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVThe 72nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards winners may be celebrating alone in their own homes during the live but virtual broadcast on Sunday, but some of them won’t have to socially distance from their awards!Trophy presenters “may be visiting some of the winners live,” ABC, which will air the event, announced Friday.

White Wine Question Time, Flemyng told Kate Thornton that not being an A-lister has meant he’s had a much more varied career.“I'm a grafter… but you know, I'm not Jude Law,” he laughed.

Naman Ramachandran The U.K.’s National Film and Television School (NFTS) has successfully returned to production with some 60 films of varying lengths and genres, including graduation films, being shot since courses resumed in June.The first test project to shoot trialling the U.K.’s COVID-19 production guidelines was the short “Our Love Is Here To Stay,” which looks at the practicalities of production in the time of coronavirus, and gets across its safety-first message in a light-hearted

Late night personality Stephen Colbert is getting in on helping Americans get out and vote with a newly launched state-by-state resource guide, which the Late Show hostdebuted during his Tuesday night show. Titled "Better Know a Ballot," the nonpartisan voter information campaign aims to eliminate the confusion around getting registered to vote and casting a ballot in the upcoming 2020 presidential election with its series of informational videos.

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Naman Ramachandran Indian studio Yash Raj Films’ “Bunty Aur Babli 2,” starring Saif Ali Khan (“Sacred Games”) and Rani Mukerji (“Hichki”) has wrapped production with the shooting of a song and dance routine.The shoot, at Mumbai’s Yash Raj Films studios, adhered to the Indian government’s recently announced safety protocols that allow movies to restart production in the COVID-19 era.The film was essentially complete, save the song, by March, when the spread of coronavirus halted production

Angelique Jackson Back in March, Derek Hough was on the set of NBC’s “World of Dance” as the competition series wrapped up its fourth season, squeaking out the finale episode just before productions shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.“We actually pushed the finale a day early, and then they decided to have no audience for the finale,” Hough told Variety. “Because it was like a last-minute thing, we didn’t even know.