Jogger fights off man who grabbed her from behind and tried to pull her to the floor

hereThey were wearing masks - but aroused suspicion after engaging in conversation with a local, who heard one say, "I've just got off the boat."The incident was reported to a Tesco staff member and the men were arrested by police later that night.All five defendants, from Doncaster, South Yorkshire, pleaded guilty to failing to comply with Covid-19 restrictions under the Emergency Powers Act.Appearing before magistrates via video link today they were each jailed for 14 days - the amount of time

Is James Bond finally settling down?

No Time To Die will complete the story arc that began with Daniel Craig’s debut as James Bond in Casino Royale, with 007’s romance with Madeleine Swann playing a key part.“It’s the fifth and final [Bond] film that Daniel Craig is going to be doing,” producer Barbara Broccoli reveals on the first episode of No Time To Die: The Official James Bond Podcast. “[No Time To Die is] a culmination of everything that his portrayal of the character has been through, and it ties up all the storylines.

When he was just 22, Henry Cavill was one of many actors who auditioned to play James Bond in “Casino Royale”.

The catty screeches of the smashed birthday partying queers in Mart Crowley’s Off-Broadway play “The Boys in the Band” were not merely sliver-sharp gibes and ice pic-like verbal jabs for their own sake. They were, rather, frayed confessions of self-loathing, a velvet rage that had curdled into shouts that were partially enough to mobilize gay and queer men to assert their identities in an unwelcome world.

A woman has been jailed for breaching the Isle of Man's strict coronavirus laws when she returned from a trip to the UK - and stopped to buy petrol.Amie Murphy, 36, failed to go straight home to self-isolate when she arrived back on the island on the Ben-My-Chree ferry shortly after 5am on September 18A staff member helped her to fill out a landing card and explained the rules on self-isolation, which she agreed to.Lockdown in the Isle of Man ended on June 15 after community transmission

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentCreative Artists Agency (CAA) has signed João Paulo Miranda Maria, writer-director of “Memory House,” the only Latin American feature chosen for this year’s Cannes Official Selection.In further news, Miranda Maria is preparing two new feature films, one his English-language debut, with Rodrigo Teixeira’s Sao Paulo-based RT Features, producer of Luca Guadagnino’s “Call Me By Your Name,” James Gray’s “Ad Astra” and Karim Aïnouz’s “The Invisible

Vulcan Reporter, in which it claims Hardy is next in line for 007. Tom has been one of the bookies favourites to become the next 007 in recent years, and rumours have been circulating he will step into Craig's shoes after his fifth and final film, No Time To Die.The Vulcan Reporter claims that Hardy had been offered the role after a successful audition, while bookies odds on the star have now been slashed in half.The publication reports producers had planned to unveil Tom as James Bond in

Fans have been speculating for years over who will replace Daniel Craig in the beloved role and seems like Tom Hardy is the new favourite. According to The Vulcan Reporter, Tom Hardy is set to replace Daniel Craig in the coveted role as the next James Bond in 007 movies.

"We both eradicate people, to make the world a better place. I just want to be a little tidier," says Safin, James Bond's latest terrifying villain in No Time To Die.

Rami Malek has said he wanted to make his Bond villain Safin “unsettling”.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticGeorge Lazenby, whose sole turn as James Bond in 1969’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service was blessed with the casting of costar Diana Rigg, dispelled those ancient tales of an on-set feud today, writing, ” Much was made of our supposed differences but that was the Press looking for a news story.”Rigg, who died this morning at the age of 82, played the doomed Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo in the Peter R.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A Bothwell man banned from his mother’s home is back behind bars after defying the court order for a third time.Thomas Lambert was just out of jail when he went to the house in Morven Way, looking for money.Lambert, 41, appeared from custody at Hamilton Sheriff Court this week.He admitted breaching bail conditions by going to his mother’s home during the afternoon of Saturday, September 5.His lawyer, Ali