Watch Matt Berninger talk us through ‘Serpentine Prison’ track by track

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentTurkey President Tayyip Erdogan (pictured) has announced the imminent shutdown of all businesses across the country after 10 p.m., including restaurants, movie theaters and concert venues, as the country looks to diffuse a rise in coronavirus cases.Turkey tallied 2,343 new cases on Tuesday according to national health ministry data released in local media.

British Poultry Council (BPC) has warned turkey supplies for Christmas 2020 could “collapse” unless the Uk Government grants an exemption from Covid-19 quarantine restrictions for foreign seasonal workers. The proposed exemption will cover at least 1,000 seasonal workers coming from Poland, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Slovenia at the end of October 2020.

The National‘s Matt Berninger has brought his debut solo album to US television – watch his performance below.The performance on CBS This Morning today (October 17) followed the release of Berninger’s debut solo album ‘Serpentine Prison’ yesterday.On the show, Berninger played the album’s title track, recent single ‘One More Second’ and ‘Collar Of Your Shirt’, with his backing band all wearing masks.See the three performances below.Giving ‘Serpentine Prison’ a four-star review, NME wrote: “Sure,

Leave it to a film about the world being overtaken by massive bugs after nuclear weapons poison the planet to provide us with the hope and optimism we need to make it through our current tough times.

now have a legal duty to stay at home and self-isolate for a number of reasons during to the coronavirus pandemic.These include if a person tests positive for the virus or if they are told to do so by NHS Test and Trace after coming into contact with someone with the virus.It is also be offence to knowingly provide false information about close contacts.Those who have been abroad are also required to self-isolate for 14 days when returning from certain countries.Get daily updates from Bolton

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentProduction of Turkish TV dramas has resumed at a steady pace undeterred by coronavirus concerns and, though the hand of censorship is being felt, shows are getting edgier.While the pandemic forced production to grind to a halt in March, by September almost all producers had started shooting again in Turkey, though “roughly 80% of them have run into some problems with COVID-19 on their teams,” says Ahmet Ziyalar, president and COO of sales and production

Authorities in Wauwatosa, Wis., arrested protesters Sunday night they accused of disobeying the city’s 7 p.m. curfew that has been in place after several nights of unrest, a report said.

Chrissy Teigen made a quiet, low-key return to social media over the weekend.

Two reporters for the conservative news outlet Daily Caller said they were beaten with nightsticks by police as they reported on an anti-police protest Thursday night in Wauwatosa, Wis. Shelby Talcott, 27, and Richie McGinniss, 31, said they were injured during the encounter with Wauwatosa Police.