Asylum seeker stitches up his lips and goes on hunger strike outside Home Office building in Glasgow

Queen have scored their first number one album in 25 years with Live Around The World.

Scottish FA have apologised to their English counterparts after a positive Covid-19 test forced the cancellation of an Under-19s friendly between the two home nations. Head coach Billy Stark has tested positive for the virus and will now travel home 'in isolation' to quarantine for 10 days.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: Signature Entertainment has picked up UK and Aus/NZ rights out of the Toronto virtual market to Maisie Williams (Game Of Thrones) horror The Owners and Aus/NZ rights to Alexandra Daddario (Baywatch) thriller Lost Girls & Love Hotels.The deals were negotiated by the company’s Director of Acquisitions and Development Elizabeth Williams.Directed by French filmmaker Julius Berg (Netflix’s The Forest and Osmosis), home invasion chiller The Owners is is

IDLES have shot straight to the top of the Official UK Albums Chart with their new LP ‘Ultra Mono’.The band’s third album was outselling the whole of the Top Five in the midweek chart and now has reached the summit with 27,000 sales.It also overtakes Liam Gallagher‘s ‘Why Me? Why Not’ as the fastest-selling vinyl album of 2020 so far, having shifted 15,400 copies over the past week, according to the Official Charts Company.IDLES‘ last album ‘Joy As An Act Of Resistance’ peaked at Number Five on

Covid-19.The Tory backlash to further lockdown restrictions emerged during a lengthy coronavirus debate in the House of Commons.Former minister Sir Desmond Swayne claimed it was a "sacking offence" for Government' scientists to warn how 200 or more people in the UK could die each day by mid-November if the current rate of infection was not halted.He also questioned if the Prime Minister has been "abducted by Dr Strangelove and reprogrammed by the Sage over to the dark side" - a reference to the

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Ryan Reynolds is making a bid!

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been revealed as shock potential investors in Welsh soccer club Wrexham A.F.C. Wrexham, who play in the fifth tier of the English soccer pyramid, announced that the Hollywood pair were in talks to invest in the club, reportedly up to $2.5 million (£2 million).

asylum seeker who was forced to sew his lips shut during a hunger strike has been granted temporary leave to remain after waiting 12 years for a decision.Abdul Rahman Safi went on a hunger strike outside the Home Office building in Glasgow on Monday to raise awareness of his plight.The 59-year-old diabetic vowed to continue his protest for as long as possible in a last-ditch bid to get the UK Government to grant him a visa.The father-of-four was forced to leave his wife and three of his children

Andreas Wiseman International EditorIn a surprise move, Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds and It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia creator and actor Rob McElhenney have made a bid for Welsh soccer club Wrexham, which plies its trade in the fifth tier of the English football league system.According to reports, the Hollywood duo will put forward their vision for the fan-owned club at a special general meeting.

Ryan Reynolds is looking into investing in an English soccer team.

soccer business.Wrexham, a Welsh team which plays in the fifth tier of English soccer, revealed Wednesday that Reynolds and McElhenney are the “two extremely well-known individuals” the club has previously said are interested in investing 2 million pounds ($2.5 million).Reynolds is a Canadian-born actor best known for starring in the “Deadpool” movies.

NorthWalesLive reports.Known as FestEvil, the company behind the event claim it's the first ever UK-based immersive, drive-thru Halloween experience.The horror maze will open to fearless guests in October just in time for Halloween.Taking place entirely from the car, participants are warned once a vehicle enters the maze, they must complete the route with no turning back - no matter how scary.It will feature live characters throughout and some of the scenes are said to be 'extremely gruesome' -

The Rolling Stones’ reissue of Goats Head Soap has debuted at number one, five decades after the album originally topped the UK charts in 1973.