Deliveroo names the most popular takeaway in Manchester during lockdown

Jake Kanter International TV EditorDisney+ has enjoyed “rapid take-up” since launching in the UK on March 24, becoming the country’s third-biggest streaming service in the four months of lockdown, according to a detailed study.The Media Nations 2020 report by media regulator Ofcom examined audience behavior in the UK during the height of the coronavirus crisis, and it revealed a huge jump in viewing that boosted both traditional broadcasters and streamers.Brits spent 45 hours a week glued to

Matt Hancock's announcement last Thursday. He said that people in Greater Manchester and parts of Lancashire and Yorkshire have been banned from meeting each other inside their homes or gardens following a spike in coronavirus cases.

Digital film and TV sales in the UK soared to record levels during the 12-week lockdown period, new data by the British Association for Screen Entertainment (BASE) has revealed.  

During the coronavirus pandemic, the Manchester Evening News has joined forces with the Greater Manchester Mayor’s Charity to raise money for the most vulnerable people in our region. The Covaid-19 appeal has now passed the £70,000 mark - thanks to your generosity. All money raised will be used to offer support through local charities. To find out more and donate, visit here. Here, we speak to Manchester's Women's Aid, one of the charities that benefits from the fund, to find out the

was also seriously injured after being stabbed just yards away on Rosbery Street in Moss Side as part of the same incident.

Fans of Taylor Swift were calling out for Lover album track Cruel Summer to get an official single release in 2020's summer months, what with, you know, that apt title. And although the Swifties didn't get that, they got something to more than make up for it - an entire new album.

Naman Ramachandran Digital film and TV sales in the U.K. soared to record levels during the 12 weeks of lockdown, new data released by the British Association for Screen Entertainment (BASE) has revealed.According to the figures, compiled by The Official Charts Company, consumer spend on digital buys grew 87% to a value of £113 million ($145.6 million) during the lockdown period, from March 28 through to late June.

The Big Interview podcast, Ferdinand also opened up on his 'addiction' to winning and the Champions League in particular. Ferdinand won the 2008 Champions League with United, captaining the final that Sir Alex Ferguson's side won via penalties against Chelsea.

United defender also named Michael Carrick as someone he loved playing with under Sir Alex Ferguson, after reflecting on the midfielders he played behind at Old Trafford.Ferdinand, Carrick and Hargreaves were all integral parts of the 2008 Champions League winning side at United, forming a solid foundation on which forwards like Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney thrived.Ferdinand has now told The Big Interview podcast that he'd been excited to see Carrick, Hargreaves and Paul Scholes team up at

Poppy Path mural also feature in the book in illustrations by Lisa Williams.In a nod to Sally’s profession, Rosie’s mum is a lawyer and is seen in the book wearing a barrister’s wig and gown in court."My nephew asked if I worked for the Justice League," she said.“I wanted him to see that I sort of do but I wear a different superhero costume.”All profits from the book will be split between the NHS, Royal Manchester Children's Hospital and mental health charity Young Minds - all charities that

Last year the UK parliament declared a climate change emergency. The damage we have been doing to our planet is something we can no longer ignore and most of us are at least making some efforts to alter our lifestyle to become more eco-friendly.

gigacalculater.com, asked more than 5,000 new parents questions about their name choices. They concluded that 73 per cent of UK parents changed their mind after making a final name decision.

work from home, more than half of those doing so say being away from the office has changed their lives for the better. New research conducted by business telecommunications provider, 4Com, of 1,435 UK office workers has revealed the biggest challenges to working remotely on a long-term basis.