US Government UFO Report Using Military Intelligence May Arrive As Soon As Next Week

According to the Financial Times, the Sun’s turnover plummeted “£324m in the financial year to June 2020.” In American dollars, that’s about $457 million.According to Bloomberg, the Sun was the U.K.’s most widely read paper for four decades, but the Daily Mail took that spot last year.Friday’s news also revealed that the company increased the financial amount set aside for legal provisions associated with accusations of phone hacking. The amount is now up to £52 million.

The Weeknd has taken part in a USAID government meeting in which he was briefed about the “devastating” crisis in Tigray, Ethiopia.The Canadian singer-songwriter (real name Abel Tesfaye) sat down for the virtual meeting on Thursday (June 10) with USAID’S administrator Samantha Power, and National Security Director Colin Thomas-Jensen among others.Sharing screenshots from the virtual discussion on his Instagram, The Weeknd wrote: “Was briefed today by US Gov team @USAID and @samanthajpower

coronavirus restrictions lift.It has been predicted that 90 per cent of US venues stand to be lost without government funding, with an estimated 300 already closed in the last 14 months. Venues spent much of last year pleading with the government for support, before Congress passed the #SaveOurStages bill in December to allow shuttered businesses like independent venues to get a $16billion emergency relief grant fund.

Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague says she quit using lip fillers when she started looking like “someone on Botched”. Reality show Botched is set in the US and features extreme plastic surgery disasters.

Barack and Michelle Obama are ringing in America's birthday with the release of their new Netflix animated series, . The series will combine «music and animation to educate a new generation of young Americans about the power of the people,» the show's logline states. The 10-episode series will feature three-minute-long animated music videos that will cover a range of basic U.S.

Chvrches have shared details of their new album ‘Screen Violence’ and released their song collaboration with The Cure‘s Robert Smith, ‘How Not To Drown’.The Scottish trio’s fourth record arrives on August 27 via Emi (UK)/Glassnote (US) and is their first since 2018’s ‘Love Is Dead‘.

Love Island stars Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury shared a loved up selfie as they were briefly reunited this weekend. Tommy, who has been training in the USA with his brother Tyson Fury, was able to share a quick kiss with his girlfriend.

Tyson Fury has apologised to Molly-Mae Hague for “dragging” her boyfriend Tommy to America and making him miss out on helping her celebrate an exciting milestone. Former Love Island star Molly-Mae, 21, passed her driving test this week and showed off her certificate on Instagram.

Barack Obama, 59, admitted that there is a possibility that UFOs with greater speed than the U.S. military exist, during a recent appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden. The former American president confirmed that he has seen videos of UFOs harassing military targets, which recently went viral, and after explaining there’s some things he can’t say “on air”, he revealed there is footage out there of objects that can’t be explained.