More than 600 arrested during five days of climate protests in London

Gigi Hadid, Coco Rocha and more pregnant stars have walked runways while pregnant.Us Weekly confirmed in April that the Los Angeles native is expecting her and Zayn Malik’s first child, and she confirmed the following month that she was “already, like, a few months preggo” during Fashion Month.At the time, Hadid traveled in New York, London, Milan and Paris in February, walking in shows including Marc Jacobs, Burberry, Versace and Chanel.In August, the former New School student shared photos

Trafalgar Square in London. An army of Metropolitan Police officers moved in on demonstrators defying coronavirus laws against mass gatherings as they set up a protest camp beside Nelson’s column.

A man has died and an 11-year-old child is in a life-threatening condition in hospital after several vehicles crashed in south-east London.The Metropolitan Police said officers were called by paramedics at 8.05am on Monday to Broad Walk, in Kidbrooke.They rushed to reports of a "number" of people having been injured following the collision involving multiple vehicles and a building.London Fire Brigade said it appeared a lorry had collided with two cars and crashed into a house - which has caused

Jo Malone London, the British perfume and scented candle brand, has issued an apology to John Boyega — who was last year named its first male global ambassador — for taking a personal video he made for them and reshooting it for the Chinese market, in the process removing not onlyStar Wars actor entirely but not featuring a single black individual.

It looks like Dominic Cooper had a bit of an accident!

John Boyega is sharing his truth about moving on fromand getting active in the Black Lives Matter movement in a candid new interview with .The actor made headlines this summer when he gave an emotional, impassioned speech at a protest in London following the death of George Floyd. «I'm speaking to you from my heart. Look, I don't know if I'm going to have a career after this, but f**k that,» Boyega told the crowd in Hyde Park, fighting back tears.

Jamie Lang In today’s global bulletin German VFX company Rise Visual Effects opens London offices, ViacomCBS International, Banijay and ITN make major promotions and BBC Studios sells “Doctor Foster” format in Turkey.Despite holdups caused by COVID 19 and Brexit, leading European visual effects studio Rise Visual Effects will open a new office in London this month, expanding its German-based operations into the U.K.There, Lara Lom, recently appointed as managing director, has been heading the

Glasgow. Two men aged 18 and 26, and a 26-year-old woman were arrested by officers on Friday, 28 August.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.Police have arrested a man in his 70s for breaking newly-introduced coronavirus laws, as thousands of anti-lockdown protesters descended on Trafalgar Square in central London.Under new changes to regulations in England, those attending a gathering of more than 30 people may be committing a criminal offence.Officers from the Metropolitan Police handed out letters explaining the legislation to

coronavirus a hoax and demanding an end to lockdown restrictions.Many carried banners saying "Fake News," or "Masks are Muzzles" and rejecting any mandatory vaccination programmes.A similar protest was held in Berlin on Saturday, although on a much larger scale.The "Unite For Freedom" march started in Trafalgar Square at noon.Activist Sonia Poulton, who was part of the protest, said: "People are coming today to make their voices heard against mandatory vaccinations, mandatory masks, mandatory