A new “Evil Dead” is on the horizon! And not only do we know that Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell are currently involved in the development of the film, apparently the new sequel is set to be made a lot sooner than fans are probably thinking. Speaking to Empire, ‘Evil Dead’ star Bruce Campbell talked about the current status of the new film in the franchise, and in doing so, he confirmed the newest filmmaker to take on the series, as well as the film’s title.
Evidence in Belly Mujinga’s death to be reviewed by Crown Prosecution Service
05.06.2020 - 18:51 / nme.com
coronavirus. She became ill days after a man who claimed to have the virus reportedly spat at and coughed on her and a colleague at London’s Victoria Station.
She was 47 years old.After an initial investigation in which a 57-year-old man was interviewed, the police said there was “no evidence to substantiate any criminal offences having taken place”. They did not find CCTV evidence showing the reported evidence and the man produced a negative antibody test, which showed he had not had
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08.06.2020 / 20:21
Bolton Crown Court to re-open as justice system considers using 'nightingale courts' to hear more cases during coronavirus pandemic
hereIt's thought that trials could return to Manchester Crown Court, Crown Square by the end of the month.The country's most senior judge, the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Lord Burnett of Maldon, said: "This is a very welcome step towards reopening all our court buildings.
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05.06.2020 / 18:35
Evidence on death of Belly Mujinga to be reviewed as police explain investigation findings
coronavirus, the British Transport Police has said.The review comes in “recognition of wider public interest”, the force said, although the case is not being reopened.More than a million people signed a petition seeking justice for the family of Ms Mujinga, who died with Covid-19 after she was spat at while working on the concourse of Victoria station in London.She died in April, a few weeks after the incident, leaving a widower and an 11-year-old daughter.Officers interviewed a 57-year-old man
