Hulu Tests ‘Watch Party’ Feature For Ad-Free Social Viewing

Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford has vowed to continue campaigning after his actions led the Government to reverse their decision over free school meals.On Tuesday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a U-turn over not extending the voucher system over the summer, announcing the launch of a new Covid Summer Food Fund to pay for lunches for all 1.3 million children on free meals in term for the duration of the holidays.Such a decision came after Rashford had written a passionate open

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Read today's top stories here“I think this is only going to be successful throughout the summer period so we’ve bought ourselves six weeks of time now to plan and figure out what’s next and keep taking steps forward,” said Rashford.“I don’t want this to be the end of it because there are definitely more steps that need to be taken.

hereTwo of her children are eligible for free school meals, and she says that if the vouchers hadn't continued over the summer, she did not know what she was going to do.In March, just before lockdown started, she had a change in her circumstances, and had to apply for a new Universal Credit claim.Although she was given a two week grace period, she had to start the claim in April.Due to the length of time it takes to process, she spent five weeks with virtually nothing coming in. She says school

Rashford called on MPs to reverse the government's decision to end free school meals for low-income familes.The England striker said the letter was 'written from the heart' and pleaded for authorities to let vulnerable children to continue receiving the free school means during summer.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereThe Prime Minister and Department for Education

Rashford  called on MPs to reverse the government's decision to end free school meals for low-income familes.The England striker said the letter was 'written from the heart' and pleaded for authorities to let vulnerable children to continue receiving the free school means during summer.But the Prime Minister and Department for Education have said the scheme - for which nearly 1.3 million children are eligible in England - will end with the school term.Instead, the government has promised a

We might not have an actual leader in the White House like we used to, but former President Barack Obama is doing what he can to inspire and reassure the people as Black Lives Matter protests continue nationwide.

Thousands of social tenants across north Manchester could soon have the council as their landlord for the first time in 15 years - as the town hall moves to bring management body Northwards back in-house.

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is ready to get into the virtual viewing party game, testing a new feature for some subscribers starting May 29. According to , Hulu Watch Party will allow subscribers to co-view a show or movie with up to eight people.

Hulu has begun testing a new co-viewing feature that will help facilitate the type of virtual movie nights that have become popular as Americans isolate at home. Hulu Watch Party, the streamer's first social feature, will allow subscribers in different places to co-view a TV show or movie.

With millions of Americans still under quarantine orders, Hulu is introducing a way for subscribers to sit together on the couch — virtually — to stream TV shows and movies at the same time.

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Town hall chiefs are seeking permission to knock down the failed Collective Spirit free school in Oldham – which surveys revealed may contain asbestos.