UK Government outlines plans for daily contact testing for food and drink industries

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw had some big news to share with their fans this week - and it's all to do with their youngest daughter, Audrey.The 19-year-old, a gifted singer in her own right, seems to be following in her parents' footsteps with her latest venture, and Tim and Faith couldn't be prouder.MORE: Faith Hill and Tim McGraw are couple goals in very intimate new photo WATCH: Faith Hill shares throwback of daughter Audrey singing in celebration of her 18th birthdayThe couple shared the same

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Big news on the Yellowstone prequel 1883. Paramount+, the streaming service from ViacomCBS, and MTV Entertainment Studios today announced that Academy Award nominated legend Sam Elliott will star alongside global superstars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill in the service’s upcoming original series 1883. Created by Taylor Sheridan, 1883 is the highly anticipated prequel to the Emmy® nominated “Yellowstone.” 101 Studios and Bosque Ranch Productions will serve as production partners on the series.

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The FCC Wednesday announced fines totaling $9 million on 17 stations – or eight licensees – affiliated with Sinclair Broadcast Group for not negotiating retransmission consent agreement with AT&T in good faith.

BTS's appearance on the BBC Live Lounge was so highly anticipated that just the announcement of the K-pop band's appearance trended on Twitter. That had something to do with the fact that one of the songs BTS sang was a cover of "I'll Be Missing You," Puff Daddy and Faith Evans's smash hit memorializing the Notorious B.I.G.

BTS have delivered their own take on Puff Daddy and Faith Evans‘ ‘I’ll Be Missing You’ during their BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge debut.The K-Pop icons delivered an emotionally charged take on the 1997 track for the new session, but added a rockier twist with additional guitars and drums.As well as the cover – a customary part of Live Lounge sessions, the performance also saw the group delivering live renditions of ‘Dynamite’ and ‘Permission To Dance’.As well as the performance, BTS fans can look

BTS are putting a spin on a ’90s classic.

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UK Government has outlined plans for daily contact testing for the food and drink industries – and received assurances from industry that problems were not widespread. Environment Secretary George Eustice and Health Secretary Sajid Javid confirmed targeted testing for certain workplaces is being rolled out - with the food industry prioritised, as part of the government’s close engagement with the sector.

There are more and more cases of athletes testing positive for coronavirus ahead of the Olympics in Tokyo.

Covid have come into the spotlight once again. Tory Health Secretary Sajid Javid revealed that he had tested positive for the virus on Saturday, In a video, the UK Government minister said that he had received both vaccinations and was experiencing ‘mild’ symptoms.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorRising COVID infection rates are wreaking havoc with public events once again as multiple positive COVID tests on Thursday forced the New York Yankees to postpone the start of a four-game series against the Boston Red Sox.Also Thursday, NFL Network analyst Rich Eisen disclosed via Instagram that he has contracted COVID despite having been vaccinated.

The Atlanta Pride Committee (APC) announced today that anyone who purchases a VIP pass by July 30 will be automatically entered to win an opportunity to meet and have their photo taken with artists Big Freedia and Todrick Hall. This announcement confirms that both artists are scheduled to perform at the 51st Annual Pride Festival in October.

Following the announcement of the nominations for the 73rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards on Tuesday, I shared some Zoom time with Television Academy chairman and CEO Frank Scherma and president and COO Maury McIntyre to get their thoughts on a number of related topics including progress on the upcoming September 19 Emmy show on CBS, which they recently announced would be returning to a “limited” audience of nominees and guests and a live TV format.