Ex-British public schoolboy stripped and caned 24 times in Singapore for drugs offences

The Singapore Grip, a period series based on the 1978 novel by J.G. Farrell, is drawing flak before its premiere in the UK.The drama series is screenwriter Christopher Hampton’s adaptation of the British novelist’s 1978 satire.

Naman Ramachandran “The Singapore Grip,” a new drama from ITV, is facing intense scrutiny over its depiction of colonialism, with British East and Southeast Asian media advocacy group BEATS calling the series “harmful (non)representation” and “deeply upsetting.”Adapted from Booker Prize-winning author J.G.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.AIRDRIE'S MP has challenged the Prime Minister to “unequivocally rule out” enforcing a public sector pay freeze as part of the UK’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.Neil Gray says this is a move which would “hit frontline workers who have sacrificed so much in tackling the pandemic”.During Prime Minister’s Questionss, Mr Gray warned Boris Johnson against pursuing Treasury plans reported

The Great British Bake Off has won its first ever TV Choice Award this year, but it was Coronation Street who won big at the 2020 awards, picking up a clean sweep across the soap section.For the 24th annual TV Choice Awards, the ceremony went virtual.

A new public art trail from the producers behind the popular Bee in the City event is set to take over Manchester this autumn.50 different artists will take over windows and spaces right across the city centre with their creations for the 50 Windows of Creativity trail.It's Manchester's first ever window display trail, effectively turning the entire city into an outdoor art gallery.Displays will be made up of a mixture of fine art paintings, photography, murals, mosaics, ceramics and more.Some

The first trailer for the new series of The Great British Bake Off will take fans back to the height of lockdown, when flour was in short supply.

Millie Bobby Brown is opening up about her struggle with anxiety while living life in the spotlight.

Millie Bobby Brown is getting candid about her personal life.

A long-running community event in Moss Side will not go ahead this coming bank holiday weekend after the city council cancelled it over coronavirus and public disorder concerns.Manchester’s Got Talent had hoped to host local DJs, dancers and musicians, while also selling food and alcohol, in the playground of St Mary’s CE Primary School.Around 200 people were expected to attend on Sunday according to the organisers, who were preparing for the sixth incarnation of the free event in Adscombe

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