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Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” is finally resurrecting its outdoor concert stage, starting on Wednesday, April 17, with musical guest Chris Stapleton. The singer-songwriter will appear on the show to relaunch the space and perform his song ““It Takes A Woman.” Up until the pandemic, the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” outdoor stage, located in the parking lot behind the show’s Hollywood studio, was a staple for the late-night talker. But it hasn’t been in use since February 2020, right before the COVID-19 pandemic.

An investigation has been launched after a woman was raped in a horrific attack on Blackpool seafront. Police received reports the victim was attacked along the promenade in the early hours of Thursday morning (May 16).

Greater Manchester won big at the 11th series of the British Muslim Awards. Rochdale's oldest Mosque, a trailblazer in the health industry and an inspirational woman were among the big winners for the award that celebrates the achievements and contributions of the British Muslim community.

Cameras are rolling on Kangaroo, an Australian family comedy inspired by the true story of an Alice Springs animal sanctuary.

Netflix titled Cooking Up Murder, and it tells the story of chef César Román.Román was a well-known, renowned chef in the Spanish culinary world, often referred to as the ‘King of Cachopo’, for his popularisation of the Asturian dish cachopo. However, the three-part documentary investigates a dark detail of Román’s past.Directed by Román Parrado and written by Noemí Redondo and Isabel Paniagua, the docuseries covers Román’s journey to success in Spain’s restaurant industry, and his subsequent downfall following the death of his then-partner, Heydi Paz.The events of the docuseries take place in the Spanish cities of Madrid and Zaragoza, and span Román’s career, through his downfall and up until the present day.In April 2018, Román met Heydi Paz, who was working at one of his restaurants.

the Independent.A British Army veteran named Aaron Mapplebeck told Charles that he lost his sense of taste while undergoing treatment for cancer last year.Charles responded that the same thing happened to him, too. It isn’t clear if Charles is still missing his sense of taste.The king learned of his diagnosis in February after he underwent a procedure for an enlarged prostate.

In what's understood as a major snub to Prince Harry, King Charles has appointed Prince William as the head of Harry's old military regiment. King Charles has presented the Colonel-in-Chief title of the Army Air Corps to Prince William at the Army Aviation Centre in Middle Wallop, where the official transfer took place.

King Charles has officially appointed Prince William as the head of Harry's former regiment, the Army Air Corps, in a move perceived as a significant slight to his brother.

The final route for the 2024 Tour of Britain Women’s cycle race has been revealed as Greater Manchester gears up to host stage four of the major international stage race on Sunday June 9. Named as the first-ever European Capital of Cycling, Greater Manchester will welcome some of the biggest names in female cycling as they go head-to-head over 99km and 1,615m in height before the winner of the inaugural Tour of Britain Women is crowned.

A demolition company has been drafted in to assess the future of a much-loved leisure centre ravaged in a fire now being investigated by police.

Talks over the future of Clarendon Leisure Centre in Salford are set to start and last for a number of weeks after the much-loved facility was destroyed in a fire being investigated by police.

Tenacious D launched into a spontaneous cover of Travis’ ‘Turn’ on stage in Glasgow this week, and now the Scottish band have shared their reaction. Jack Black broke into the soaring chorus of the 1999 song at the intro of ‘Double Team’, the closing song in their main set at the OVO Hydro on Thursday (May 9). A day later, Travis posted the clip, alongside an old photograph of themselves alongside Black and his Tenacious D bandmate Kyle Gass.

The King has apologised to the Army for making a visit at the last moment but said that he had wanted to come as soon as he had been “allowed out of my cage”.

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In a heartwarming display of familial affection, King Charles III and Zara Tindall shared a warm embrace at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The touching moment captured the genuine bond between uncle and niece as they greeted each other with open arms on the third day of the prestigious event held at Windsor Castle in England. Royal expert Jennie Bond weighed in on the encounter, noting the authenticity and warmth of the embrace.

A father's diet plays a key role in their children's health even before they've been conceived, according to a new study.

Just days after returning to public duties, King Charles made a surprise appearance at the Royal Windsor Horse Show, a cherished event long favoured by his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II.The monarch, sporting a bright smile despite the rain, toured the showgrounds on Friday 3 May.The annual show held a special place in the late Queen's heart, with her attending almost every year since her childhood until her passing in 2022.The Royal Family's connection to the show runs deep. Prince Philip, the Queen's late husband, actively participated in the carriage driving competitions until his retirement in 2003.

Fawlty Towers.Confirmation of the new incarnation of the beloved comedy came in February, when Cleese revealed he had written a two-hour play based on three episodes from the series – ‘The Hotel Inspector’, ‘The Germans’ and ‘Communication Problems’.The production will debut at London’s Apollo Theatre on May 15, nearly five decades after the first episode was filmed at the BBC Television Centre in December 1974. Tickets can be found here.And now, Cleese has said that the slurs from the original version of ‘The Germans’, which he co-wrote with Connie Booth, will be taken out of the new adaptation.In one scene of the original, the army veteran Major Gowen uses the N-word when referring to a Caribbean cricketer, and another racial slur to describe an Asian cricketer.At the press conference launching the stage show, Cleese said: “Those scenes where the Major used a couple of words you can’t use now, racial slurs they would come under, we took them out.”“There’s always a problem with comedy that you deal with the literal-minded,” he continued.

A man has been charged with dozens of sexual offences following a police investigation into child sexual abuse.

King Charles met cancer patients during his first day back to royal duties and bravely told them how he felt receiving his own diagnosis.

Disability rights advocates and welfare campaigners have reacted with horror to "divisive" government plans that could see Personal Independence Payments (PIP) stopped for more than three million people who need extra help in their day-to-day lives.

Founded by Gordon Rigg himself, the Garden Centre began as just a greenhouse, a shed, and a small selection of garden tools. However, fuelled by his passion for gardening and a vision for growth, Gordon Rigg's Centres have flourished over the decades, expanding exponentially to become one of the largest garden centres in the North West.

A scientist who lost his mum to cancer has spoken out about how his loss pushes him to continue to search for new treatments and ways to prevent the disease.

A Perth City Centre councillor has slammed the delay in closing Perth Harbour - which councillors voted in February 2023 to close - as "ridiculous".

An emotional King Charles was seen fighting back tears as he resumed his public duties amid ongoing cancer treatment.

EXCLUSIVE: James Corden and SiriusXM boss Scott Greenstein will take to the stage at The Podcast Show in London next month.

The Centre, Livingston has announced its next Community Partner as it continues to support good causes around West Lothian.

Craig David has announced details of a new ‘Commitment’ tour set to take place across the UK next year. Find ticket details below.Announced today (April 29), the new run of tour dates will take place across February 2024, and see the UK R&B icon perform in 11 cities across the country.

A man from Wigan who smuggled suitcases full of dirty cash on a flight to Dubai has avoided jail.

Some of the leading restaurant groups when it comes to casual dining have been honoured at a glitzy awards ceremony recognising the best in the industry.

Officers have released CCTV images of five men they wish to speak to after £1,285-worth of items were stolen from a city centre shop. Greater Manchester Police says the goods were stolen from The Perfume Shop, at Manchester's Arndale Centre.

Police have released CCTV images of a man they wish to speak to after a phone was stolen at a city centre venue. Officers have been investigating a mobile phone theft which took place in Tenpin, at the Printworks.

A Dutch man has died after battling a very powerful and relentless strain of COVID-19 — for 613 days.

The Vice President is no longer heading to late-night.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Crime drama “The Goldfinger” was the numerical winner at the Hong Kong Film Awards, where it won six prizes on Sunday. But it missed out on the best film prize, which went to box office record breaker “A Guilty Conscience.” “The Goldfinger,” a retro financial thriller starring Tony Leung Chiu-wai and Andy Lau Tak-wah, earned a slew of technical award (cinematography, art direction, costume and make up, sound design and visual effects) as well as the lead actor prize for Leung. Two films took three prizes each: “In Broad Daylight,” an investigation into abuse at a care home, and “Mad Fate,” Soi Cheang’s grungy examination of superstition in the city.

NHS Scotland has failed to find a doctor to lead its controversial child gender services clinic despite a five month search.