Full list of 394 Wetherspoon pubs opening next month

Baby Cow, the UK production company founded by Steve Coogan, has promoted managing director Sarah Monteith to CEO following the departure of Christine Langan last November.

Easter falls on Sunday, April 4 which means everyone in the UK can look forward to the upcoming bank holidays on Good Friday and Easter Monday. The extended weekend from April 2nd to April 5th also means that normal financial transactions will be suspended and as a result, most benefit payments that fall on those dates are changing.

Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show that there are now around six million people across the UK claiming Universal Credit.The benefit payment is intended to help those out of work or on a low income with the costs of daily living.There are changes coming in April which will see an increase of 0.5 per cent across all DWP-delivered benefits, including Universal Credit.The rise in payments also affects additional elements including child, carer and work capability paid to claimants receiving

Oscar 2021 nominations have been announced in full.

direct to your inboxIt is estimated that more than 23 million people in the UK have now had at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, with the Government aiming to offer a first dose to around 32 million people in nine priority groups by April 15.Some people have reported feeling unwell after getting side effects from taking the vaccine. These can include tiredness, pain as well as flu-like symptoms, but doctors have said they are normally nothing to worry about, according to the Mirror.

Godzilla Vs Kong will be made available for UK fans to watch next month.Set to be released in US cinemas on March 31, as well as on streaming service HBO Max for a month on the same day, the monster movie has now been given a UK release date of April 1, available as a home Premium VOD rental.Two of cinema’s most legendary monsters clash in this megabucks mash-up of the Godzilla and King Kong franchises, starring Millie Bobby Brown, Alexander Skarsgård, Rebecca Hall and Brian Tyree Henry.A

Sony Pictures Classics has taken world rights – excluding UK, France and Germany – to The Lost Leonardo, the feature documentary directed by Andreas Koefoed about the remarkable story behind the most expensive painting ever sold.

Catfish – check out a preview below.The US version of the reality series, which delves into “the truths and lies of online dating”, has run for eight seasons since premiering back in 2013.Today (March 11), it has been revealed that Catfish UK will air on MTV UK next month for a run of four, hour-long episodes.Hosted by former Apple Music presenter Julie Adenuga and journalist/author Oobah Butler, the show will return to UK screens for a further six episodes later this year.

Dysfunctional families make for great television. That’s why the media love stories about divorces, sex scandals and warring political parties. Throw in some celebrity stardust and the British monarchy and you’ve got 17 million Americans watching the latest spectacle with Oprah, who interviewed more than her share of warring couples back when she had a daytime talk show.

the government’s gradual ‘roadmap’ out of the coronavirus-enforced lockdown. The aim is for all social restrictions to be lifted by June 21.A post shared by Rough Trade (@roughtrade)“Our shop floor teams are excited to be back and open in full force, with hundreds of new releases and recent highlights across music and books to shout about,” Rough Trade wrote.

2021 BAFTA Awards nominees were announced on Tuesday, presented by comedian Aisling Bea and actress Susan Wokoma live from the Royal Albert Hall in London. and were the most-nominated films of the year, with seven nominations apiece.BAFTA previously announced the all-British nominees for its Rising Star Award, including Bukky Bakray (), Conrad Khan (), Kingsley Ben-Adir (), Morfydd Clark () and Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù ().The winners will be announced on Sunday, April 11, with the ceremony having been

The 2021 BAFTA Awards nominations are finally here!

direct to your inboxLast week Rishi Sunak announced that fuel duty had been frozen for the tenth year running - something which came as music to the ears of many British drivers.What the Chancellor failed to mention, though, was that road tax will still rise for millions of drivers in the UK - meaning owning a car will become more expensive from April.The rise in road tax is one of many big changes drivers will notice from next month.