UK music venues call for government help and fan support while suffering “significant” financial losses amid coronavirus fear

"Every one we lose is going to be permanently lost. We’re talking about 84% of the sector shutting down"

Placido Domingo is fighting coronavirus in a hospital – two weeks after first displaying symptoms.

Mike Ashley has issued an open apology for his “ill-judged and poorly timed” emails to the Government and poor communication with employees.

By Tom Grater

By Tom Grater

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) is looking at means of supporting members who are facing the impact of the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

Blondey McCoy—the 23-year-old English professional skateboarder, fashion designer, artist, and model signed to Kate Moss's modeling agency—got his start skating in London's South Bank district. His attendance at Westminster School subsequently suffered—because back then, he'd skip classes to go out and ride.

A government minister has told Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley to 'back off', insisting there is 'no reason' for a store such as his to remain open following the Prime Minister's orders to the country amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The head of the British directors association, Directors UK, has called on the government to consider emergency measures to support freelance and self-employed workers in the film and TV industries, among the creative sectors hardest hit by the ongoing coronavirus crisis. In an open letter to Chancellor Rishi Sunak, Directors UK CEO Andrew Chowns pointed to the fact that a vast proportion of the U.K.

Stranded Scots honeymooners stuck in Peru amid coronavirus chaos say they have received scant help for the UK Government.

They've also promised help for small firms without insurance

Manchester music venues have begun announcing closures after the government's latest coronavirus advice.

UK airports have warned they will shut down “within weeks” without help from the government as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

"If you’ve got £40 and you need to survive for a week, you don’t splurge it all on some cake and champagne that you might eat in two years’ time"

Chloe Lewis revealed her fear over not being able to find her baby son Beau’s milk in any shops amid the coronavirus outbreak. Amid reports of “panic buying” in the UK, the former TOWIE star took to social media to say the “world has gone mad” after being unable to find the milk.

The government's chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance has defended the decision to keep schools in the UK open as other countries, including Ireland, have shut them down due to coronavirus.

In the picturesque Kootenay Rockies of British Columbia, a line of festival attendees forms outside a tent. It’s early August, and they’re carrying MDMA, LSD, ketamine and other substances — or so they think.