Tents are being erected outside A&Es ahead of pubs reopening this weekend

Ayda Field was rather unamused after she failed to raise an eyebrow from her husband Robbie Williams just moments before they went to bed. Taking to her Instagram Stories to share a snap, the 41-year-old revealed she was prepping her face with coffee beans as a pre-bedtime ritual.MORE: Ayda Field shows off flawless physique after ab workout"Coffee scrub face mask… needless to say @robbiewilliams is really turned on," she joked.

Perth Museum and Art Gallery is getting ready to reopen its doors to the public next weekend. And to celebrate the museum ’s return on Saturday, August 1, free ticketed entry will be introduced in partnership with ArtTickets by ArtFund.

President Trump‘s Trump Tower on NYC’s Fifth Avenue now has a massive Black Lives Matter street mural right outside.- TMZ This Olympian had to Google how many medals she has! – Just Jared Jr She’s a teen mogul using her platform for good! – Lainey Gossip The Sims..reality TV show? – DListed Stars are reacting to the horrifying news about Naya Rivera. – TooFab This “Karen” at the dentist is going viral.

Robbie Williams and Ayda Field like to get candid on their podcast (Staying) At Home With The Williamses and this week the topic of conversation was their four children.The singer, 46, opened up to fans about lockdown and revealed that his and Ayda's children "are flourishing in quarantine" before admitting that he initially didn't want to be a father.MORE: Robbie Williams and Ayda Field's daughter Teddy leaves fans speechless with her latest song The couple welcomed their fourth child, Beau, in

Harpers calling for the end of cancel culture.The letter warns against the development of “censoriousness” and “an intolerance of opposing views”.Rowling, who has recently spoken of her views on transgender rights and has sparked a controversial discussion, said on Twitter that she was “proud to sign this letter in defence of a foundational principle of a liberal society: open debate and freedom of thought and speech.”The letter acknowledges “powerful protests for racial and social justice”, but

Dozens of artists, writers and academics have signed an open letter decrying the weakening of public debate and warning that the free exchange of information and ideas is in jeopardy amid a rise in what they call “illiberalism.”

Naman Ramachandran “Harry Potter” writer J.K Rowling, “Handmaid’s Tale” author Margaret Atwood and “Midnight’s Children” writer Salman Rushdie are amongst 150 public figures to have signed a letter condemning the practice of ‘public shaming,’ or cancel culture as it is known popularly.Cancel culture is a term used to describe individuals who have shared an unpopular opinion or have past behavior that’s deemed offensive, who are ‘canceled’ on social media.

Chris Martin is getting some air.

A furious beer garden brawl at a Scots pub has been caught on camera just hours after lockdown restrictions were lifted.

We’re sending our thoughts to Rickey Smiley and his family.

Like so many, Elisabeth Moss is living life one Zoom conversation at a time. She slides into The Hollywood Reporter's virtual chat with The Handmaid's Tale author Margaret Atwood fresh off a regular production meeting about season four of her Emmy-winning dystopic Hulu drama, full of excitement.

Chris Pine is getting some fresh air.

hereAnd sharing a throwback photo of herself with a friend she wrote with a sad face emoji: "Back when we were allowed to touch." Lucy, whose character left Weatherfield in March to start a new life in London, won British Soap Awards for Best Actress and Best Female Dramatic Performance, an Inside Soap Award for Best Actress and a National Television Award for Serial Drama Performance for her role as Bethany.

Manchester Evening News she wanted to see how busy the city centre was before deciding to open their Northern Quarter bar 57 Thomas Street. She said: "The other thing that's because maybe because I'm that wee bit older is looking at those raves that have happened.

This is the full list of venues that are reopening at The Printworks this weekend as lockdown eases in England allows bars and restaurants to reopen their doors.Like many others in England, the centre has been mostly shut since mid-March, with only a handful of venues being allowed to remain open - such as a convenience store - or a restaurant recently offering take outs since the start of July.The Printworks said: "To ensure the safety of visitors and staff, the new procedures, which are in

The night-time economy advisor for Greater Manchester has said he is “nervous” about pubs, bars and restaurants reopening tomorrow.Sacha Lord, founder of the Warehouse Project and Parklife festival and advisor for the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, said he has had a number of conversations with venues and police – but knows things will all hinge on “how the customers behave”.He said: “I am nervous about tomorrow.

town centre are to be closed to traffic allow venues to create outdoor seating areas.