This Is How The BAFTA TV Awards Will (Innovatively) Maintain Social Distancing

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announced an extra four weeks for current lockdown restrictions, resulting in cancellations and postponements for many events,However Bigfoot Festival, which takes place in Warwickshire this weekend, was planned in accordance with step three of the roadmap – with a capacity of 4,000 and “social distancing built-in” in order to comply with current guidelines.This means that punters will get a welcome return to live music this weekend, with acts such as Primal Scream, Fat White Family and Hot Chip

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wouldn’t I wear that?’”For a year, there were no prom dresses, few , no Met Gala. In closets around the world, sequins and silks patiently awaited the call of duty.

K.J. Yossman BAFTA CEO Amanda Berry has called for an industry-wide summit to tackle sexual harassment and bullying in the U.K.

Helena Bonham Carter, Jodie Comer and more headed to London's Television Centre on Sunday for the annual awards show, with many bringing their fashion A-game. Coughlan certainly made an impact on the carpet, rocking a custom red Valentino gown and custom pink Valentino pumps.

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brawl breaking out at a Wetherspoons pub. The fight erupted after punters, who allegedly would not socially distance, were refused service.

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iOS - Android “While hospitality has opened up, we can embrace friends, have people into our homes, churches are still having to keep to a two metre distance."That means we cannot open our church building for worship on a Sunday as we can only fit 30 people in under this rule.“We are baffled as to why churches are under and will continue to be under some of the strictest restrictions and are prepared to take matters further if required.“We have spoken to other churches informally and we seem to

Edinburgh Fringe Festival is "in danger" if the Scottish Government does not ease social distancing rules for venues within a fortnight, the organiser has warned. Shona McCarthy, chief executive of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, urged ministers to drop the current two-metre rule for venues to the one-metre rule used in hospitality.