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Piers Morgan, Laurence Fox, Charlotte Hawkins and Nigel Farage have sent well wishes to James Whale after the radio DJ revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer.The talkRadio host, 69, said in an interview with The Sun that doctors have told him he has tumours in his kidneys, spine, brain and lungs.In 2000, Whale had one of his kidneys removed due to a cancerous tumour on it.Morgan said that Whale’s diagnosis was “very sad news” as he labelled him as one of his favourite broadcasters and “a

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAfter the devastating explosion in the Lebanese capital of Beirut on August 4, thousands of buildings were destroyed including the staple Le Chef, a restaurant that the late, great Anthony Bourdain visited while in the capital city.

coronavirus relief, Black Lives Matter and social justice organizations — and on Wednesday he donated $300,000 to Global Aid for Lebanon to assist victims of the horrific explosion in the country’s capital of Beirut on Aug.

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Andreas Wiseman International EditorMiddle East distributor Front Row Filmed Entertainment and the Kuwait National Cinema Company are partnering with Gulf arthouse venue Cinema Akil for the Beirut Disaster Relief Screenings.Ziad Doueiri’s West Beirut and Nadine Labaki’s Where Do We Go Now? will screen today at Cinema Akil with repeat screenings this coming weekend, Friday 14 August and Saturday 15 August.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticGeorge and Amal Clooney have donated $100,000 to three charitable organizations providing relief for Beirut, where a massive explosion on Tuesday obliterated a city port, injured more than 5,000 people and killed at least 145.According to Unicef, the homes of 100,000 children had been damaged, many to the point of being uninhabitable.“We’re both deeply concerned for the people of Beirut and the devastation they’ve faced in the last few days,” the

Lebanese-Canadians who watched in horror as an explosion levelled part of Beirut are now working to raise funds for hospitals treating the thousands of injured.

Read More About: Adelle hopes pupils will soon get chance to see the work up close when dance schools are given the green light to open again.She added: “We got some disappointing news last week from Nicola Sturgeon that dance schools will not be allowed to open until September 14 at the earliest, which was devastating really.“It will mean we will have been shut a full six months.“It’s frustrating because we feel we have all the correct measures in place, we have socially distanced spaces, a

Jake Kanter International TV EditorA BBC journalist’s Zoom video call captured the dramatic moment that the Lebanese capital of Beirut was rocked by a giant explosion at the city’s port on Tuesday.BBC Arabic journalist Maryam Toumi was conducting an interview from the BBC’s office in Beirut, which is around 1.5 miles from the epicenter of the explosion, which has killed at least 70 people and injured thousands of others.A recording of the call, posted by the BBC News press team, shows Toumi in

A horrifying explosion rocked the Lebanese capital on August 4, when an out of control fire ignited “highly explosive materials” contained in a warehouse at the city’s port, according to Reuters. Footage captured of the incident showed a giant cloud of pink smoke rising in the sky near the port, which then exploded into a massive fireball. The explosion shattered windows and damaged buildings across Beirut, leaving at least 10 and untold others wounded.

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Professional polo player Nacho Figueras – who is well known for being best friends with Prince Harry – is defending Ellen DeGeneres and calling out other celebrities to show her public support.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Women campaigning for the government to amend changes to the pension age have thanked everyone who came along to their recent protest.The women, dubbed WASPI (Women Against State Pension Inequalities) gathered on the steps of Paisley Town Hall ahead of a Court of Appeal challenge to a judicial review last year which dismissed their legal challenge.Renfrewshire women have been campaigning for the last five years against a

"There is nothing like the sight of an amputated spirit. There is no prosthetic for that," Al Pacino's memorable line from Scent of a Woman kickstarts The Academy's 'A celebration of hope' montage which features sequences of several beloved films from the years and decades past.