‘Fantastic Beasts 3’ Pauses UK Production After Positive Covid Test

Television presenter Stephen Mulhern rose to fame as a children’s presenter for CITV working alongside the likes of Holly Willoughby. And the 43-year-old, who has fronted hit shows such as Catchphrase and Saturday Night Takeaway, is reportedly worth around £6.8million.The Britain’s Got Talent star’s eye-watering bank balance has been revealed after his TV firm Blue Eye Productions reported £829,009 in profits last year.

It’s official: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry won’t return to their royal roles, Queen Elizabeth II confirmed on Friday, February 19.

Naman Ramachandran The post-Brexit reality of a work visa regime to work in the European Union is now affecting the U.K. film and television production industry.Several EU countries now require U.K.

EXCLUSIVE: Disney+’s new international streaming service Star has commissioned a mafia series, penned by The Last Kingdom and Baghdad Central scribe Stephen Butchard and co-produced by two high-profile outfits in the UK and Italy.

Toast of London sequel series will soon be coming to BBC One.Matt Berry’s sitcom character Steven Toast, first seen in Channel 4’s Toast of London, will be returning in the new six-part series Toast of Tinseltown.The release date is yet to be announced, but production is set to begin later this year with “a mix of new and returning cast members”.In a statement obtained by British Comedy Guide, Berry said: “I couldn’t be more thrilled to not only be working with Arthur and the rest of the

coronavirus tests while in quarantine in an attempt to prevent mutant variants entering the country.Arrivals are expected to be required to get a test on days two and eight of their 10-day quarantine period.This is in addition to the current rules which say travellers arriving in the UK must show proof of a negative Covid-19 test taken in the 72 hours before travelling to be allowed entry and must self-isolate for 10 days.Anyone arriving without one faces a fine of up to £500, with Border Force

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The UK’s film and high-end TV industries understandably recorded a downturn in 2020, with the pandemic initially causing a complete shutdown before gradual recovery saw the year’s fourth quarter post impressive numbers.

Manori Ravindran International EditorIn what is the first official glimpse of the pandemic’s impact on U.K.

It looks like Simon Pegg will be giving Uber some business now that he’s been banned from for six months in his native Britain.