Community group all set to hand out free toys to kids in Larkhall this weekend

If you're doing a documentary and more than half your talking heads have written books on the subject they're discussing and have already appeared in multiple documentaries on the same subject, chances are good that the project you're working on, while it may be interesting, isn't going to be particularly fresh. As evidence, I give you Netflix's new three-part Fear City: New York vs.

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.Please note: Information below is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or health condition.See tips and information from the CDC here.Remember just a few months ago when we were struggling to find hand sanitizer in stock? And then when we did find it, we always had to read the label carefully to make sure it had enough alcohol to suit the CDC’s recommended 60%.

Hannah Godwin and Dylan Barbour were forced to pause wedding planning amid the coronavirus pandemic, but the Bachelor in Paradise couple are still making plans for their future.“I’ve been back and forth from my L.A.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A new community group to tackle mental health has launched in Hamilton and surrounding areas.Hamilton’s Mental Health Support Hub aims to bring people of all ages, who are struggling, together virtually and share free resources.The initiative was put together by mental health first aiders who volunteer to help people at their places of work, and now want to take that experience to support the community.It has now reached

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe Emmy nomination ballots are now closed, but in scouring this year’s entries, I was sad to see that “Succession” composer Nicholas Britell didn’t submit the show’s seminal Season 2 rap, “L to the OG.”Featured in the “Succession” episode “Dundee,” the song was one of the cringiest, most memorable moments of the last TV season: At a black-tie dinner celebrating mega-mogul Logan Roy’s 50th year running Waystar Royco, his son Kendall (Jeremy Strong) —

coronavirus pandemic continues to unfold, and as states begin to reopen across the country, sales of alcohol-based cleansers have skyrocketed because our «new normal» involves disinfecting our hands way more than usual.According to the World Health Organization, regular and thorough hand washing with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand rub can kill viruses that may be on your hands (not to mention grime, germs and bacteria you've picked up while running essential errands).

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Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Kids in Hillhouse were wheelie excited last week when they were gifted stunt scooters and skateboards from a local community group.The Monday Club, which is run by the Harvest Church in Hillhouse, received funding in order to help provide 50 stunt scooters and 50 skateboards to children who attend the clubs in the local area.The youngsters were delighted to pick up the free gifts this week and were quick to try them

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Manchester Evening News and said: “It was a surprise, because we just get on with our work, we don’t this for awards or recognition.

Sheku Bayoh, who died in police custody, could face a decade without answers after it was revealed a public inquiry into his death is expected to last up to four years. He was restrained by up to nine police officers in May 2015, but the Crown Office only decided last year that no one would be prosecuted.

The Winchburgh Community Growing Group has launched a new initiative to help keep Winchburgh looking at its best.The Winchburgh Wombles, formed by a group of local volunteers, will meet every week to pick litter across seven separate routes throughout the village.The scheme will be supported by Winchburgh and Holy Family primary schools, with pupils helping out by forming support teams of ‘waste warriors’.The initiative is being supported by Winchburgh Developments Limited which will provide

Andreas Wiseman International EditorHis Dark Materials and Greenland backer Anton is teaming up with former BBC Studios executive Tobi de Graaff to launch London-based high-end TV development and packaging company Beiboot Representation.The joint venture is fully backed by Anton with a “significant development budget” and will look to partner with creators, producers, broadcasters, platforms and distributors on high-end projects.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentSebastien Raybaud’s production and financing company Anton, whose credits include “McMafia” and “His Dark Materials,” and Tobi de Graaff, former BBC Studios director of commissioning and co-production, are partnering to launch Beiboot Representation, which will develop, package and finance high-end television, with a focus on European-produced premium content.The London-based joint-venture, fully backed by Anton, will be platform agnostic and

Easter Sunday back on 12 April and fans have had to make do without the show since.Actors from the soap including Ryan Andrews shared updates that things would be back up and running on the filming end of production in the coming weeks.While filming has not started back just yet, scriptwriting has been in overdrive and the Fair City team has confirmed that they’ll be writing ‘new scripts’ that reflect life in Ireland with the pandemic.Speaking to EVOKE a spokesperson for the soap said, ‘The