Boris Johnson with a plea to “save cinemas to avert job losses and a cultural blackout”.Last week, it was confirmed that the cinema chain would temporarily suspend its operations in the US and UK amid the COVID-19 pandemic, putting thousands of jobs – including 5,500 in Britain – at risk.Cineworld’s CEO Mooky Greidinger has written to Johnson urging him to reinstate the furlough scheme that benefitted the company’s employees during the previous closure earlier this year.The UK government is
Plea to Labour leaders to back urgent drugs law reforms to save lives
24.09.2020 - 14:55 / dailyrecord.co.uk
drugs law reforms to save lives. Despite the vast majority of Scottish MPs supporting the Record’s calls to decriminalise aspects of drug use, as other European nations have done, Scottish Labour – under Leonard’s leadership – has failed to formally adopt the stance.
Labour leader Starmer has also failed to issue a challenge to the Tory Government’s “War on Drugs”, which has led to the UK having the worst drug death rate in Europe. In Scotland, the situation is twice as bad as the rest of the
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dailyrecord.co.uk
10.10.2020 / 23:07
Kevin Nisbet backs for Scotland call as Hibs boss Jack Ross reveals Steve Clarke chats
Hibs to victory then tipped him to be the next Easter Road star to get an international call-up. The Premiership high-flyers came from a goal down at half-time to beat the League Two champs with the help of Nisbet’s stunning volley.
ok.co.uk
09.10.2020 / 15:03
Great British Bake Off's most scandalous moments, from the baked Alaska disaster to custardgate
The Great British Bake Off is under way again, with Paul Hollywood handshakes, delicious food and Noel Fielding’s outlandish outfits back on screens. Yet despite the show’s popularity – and delicious cakes – it hasn’t been without its awkward moments and controversy over the years.
msn.com
07.10.2020 / 15:14
Great British Bake Off's Axed Contestant Jokes About Their Overambition In Emotional Goodbye Letter
Great British Bake Off contestant Rowan has lamented the fact he always sets himself “impossibly ambitious goals” after becoming the latest baker to leave the tent. Rowan had been repeatedly criticised by judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith for not listening to their advice to be less complicated with his creations, after serving up unfinished or modified bakes during his time on the Channel 4 show. On Tuesday night, it proved to be his downfall as he became the third contestant to be
ok.co.uk
02.10.2020 / 15:07
Inside Great British Bake Off’s quarantine village with swanky cabins, Portaloos and safety measures
We have been extremely lucky that The Great British Bake Off has returned to our screens after it was filmed during strict lockdown.
breakingnews.ie
30.09.2020 / 00:25
Second Great British Bake Off contestant eliminated from competition
Mak has become the second contestant to be eliminated from the Great British Bake Off.
breakingnews.ie
26.09.2020 / 11:48
First contestant axed from Bake Off says medical career helped with pressure
The first amateur baker eliminated from The Great British Bake Off has said her medical career helped her deal with the stress of the show’s famous tent.
dailyrecord.co.uk
24.09.2020 / 15:06
No sanction for Labour MSP Sarah Boyack after ‘minor’ breach of Code of Conduct
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23.09.2020 / 09:23
JAN MOIR's view from the sofa as The Great British Bake-Off returns
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo With a transmission time pushed back 15 minutes because of the Prime Minister’s Covid address to the nation, the Great British Bake Off cooked up some piping hot revenge.Judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood, alongside new host Matt Lucas, began the 11th series with a spoof health warning press conference.Under a blond wig, Lucas looked almost more like Boris than Boris, and succinctly parsed the confusing messages that emanate from Downing Street.‘If