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£1.57bn lifeline for theatres, museums and galleries - but no plans to resume live shows
A massive £1.57bn coronavirus lifeline for the arts is being promised by the government, but theatres and music venues could still remain closed until next year.
Minister tells Tom Cruise he can carry on filming in UK in Zoom call
Major sporting events, as well as TV and film productions, are to be given an exemption from the UK's 14-day coronavirus travel quarantine.
Kanye West says he is running for US president - and wins backing of Elon Musk
Kanye West has announced he is running for US president - and he has already won the backing of billionaire Elon Musk.
'Groundbreaking' black actor Earl Cameron, star of Bond and Dr Who, dies aged 102
Tributes have been paid to Earl Cameron, one of the first black actors to be given major roles in British cinema, after his death aged 102.
'I will never be off the hook': Ryan Adams writes apology after abuse allegations
Ryan Adams has written an apology for "all the ways I have mistreated people throughout my life and career" and said he is working to be "a better man".
Honk, wipe and flash! Drive-ins open up for the summer
Dom Joly says performing to a stadium full of windscreens is weird.
Social media star charged with trying to steal £100m from Premier League club
A social media celebrity, who flaunted his opulent lifestyle to millions of followers on Instagram, has appeared in court in the US charged with running a global scam which allegedly targeted a Premier League club.
Backstage with... Hanna: Star says series is paving way for more non-sexualised female leads
"Just dolls with guns" is how Hanna writer David Farr describes a lot of the female-led action we've see on our screens lately.
'Racist fish': Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid statue vandalised
The Copenhagen statue of Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid has been vandalised, with the phrase "racist fish" scrawled on its stone base in the Danish capital's harbour.
Illegal raves are happening because young people are frustrated, DJ claims
The growing number of illegal raves sweeping the UK is down to young people feeling frustrated that nightclubs are still closed – despite lockdown lifting, a top DJ has told Sky News.

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