Steve McQueen To Co-Direct BBC Race Relations Documentary Series ‘Uprising’

Steve Price insists Warrington Wolves have not contemplated a mid-season move to try and bring George Williams to the club, before revealing that Greg Inglis is set to be sidelined for at least two months due to a hamstring injury.

The Sunday Times has released the 2021 Rich List and Irish band U2 has ranked incredibly high, considering the live music industry has been on its knees for the last year.

Sheffield Doc/Fest, the key UK documentary event, has revealed its full line-up for this year, including an international competition comprised of 11 features.

Naman Ramachandran After the global success of “Small Axe,” the BBC and acclaimed British filmmaker Steve McQueen are teaming again for documentary series “Uprising.”The three-part series will explore three seminal events of 1981 that changed race relations in the U.K. and defined them for a generation.

Prince Michael of Kent has been accused of using his royal status to profit from and get favors from Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to a new investigative report from The Times.

Ross, who heads to Holyrood as leader of the largest opposition party with 31 Scottish Conservative MSPs, signalled he will not be relying on numbers to stop the SNP’s independence plans. At a press conference to mark his return to the Holyrood chamber, the Moray MP and now list MSP, spelled out why UK cabinet minister Michael Gove was confident the referendum bill would not end up with the UK government taking the Scottish Government to the Supreme Court.

own daytime chat show, starring in Made in Great Britain, as well as juggling life as a first-time mum. And during a candid chat with comedian Suzi Ruffell on her podcast called Out, Steph McGovern has given fans a rare insight into her personal life.READ: Steph McGovern turned to therapy after suffering night terrors about losing her babyThe 38-year-old lives with her female partner in Yorkshire, and they welcomed their first child together in November 2019.

"The View" co-host Meghan McCain said that the royal family is no longer relevant in an episode that aired Tuesday. "I would literally rather eat a muddy tire than have to watch or have anything to do with Camilla and Charles," McCain told her co-hosts after being asked whether or not people are interested in the royal family after a series of events.

Meghan McCain just really doesn’t care about anything to do with the British royal family. “I would literally rather eat a muddy tire than watch or have anything with Camilla and [Prince] Charles,” she joked on The View. “I find them like the most boring people in the world and I can say that cause I’m an American.”

Meghan McCain just really doesn’t care about anything to do with the British royal family. “I would literally rather eat a muddy tire than watch or have anything with Camila and [Prince] Charles,” she joked on The View. “I find them like the most boring people in the world and I can say that cause I’m an American.”

Heather Stewart, a hugely respected film British Film Institute veteran who has helped transform the BFI National Archive into a world-leading film preservation facility, is to step down from her current role as creative director after 30 years at the organization.

Discovery+ is to dissect Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell CBS interview in the hour-long special Meghan and Harry: Recollections May Vary, which debuts in the UK on April 30.