Mini magician Aidan McCann wowed the judges on Britain's Got Talent, but the 10-year-old is already a household name in his native Ireland with Hollywood connections.
Video Games in U.K. to Feature Coronavirus Health Messages
06.04.2020 - 17:57 / hollywoodreporter.com
The U.K. government is teaming with video game companies to feature health messages amid the new coronavirus pandemic in games to get "essential" messaging, such as "Stay at Home, Save Lives," into more homes.
Geotargeting technology will put these messages in such popular games as Candy Crush Saga, Sniper Elite 4, DiRT Rally 2.0 and Farm Heroesfrom such game makers asActivision Blizzard'sKing Digital Entertainment, Codemasters and Rebellion. Britain's Department for Digital, Culture, Media and
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manchestereveningnews.co.uk
16.04.2020 / 18:33
UK 'tempering' optimism in Europe, World Health Organisations says amid warning next few weeks are 'critical'
The UK is one of the countries singled out by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as 'tempering' positive signs that Europe is passing the peak of the coronavirus pandemic.
ok.co.uk
16.04.2020 / 18:21
Sue Perkins reveals she’s 'devastated' over fallout with former Great British Bake Off co-star Paul Hollywood
Sue Perkins has revealed she was left “devastated” over her fallout with co-star Paul Hollywood after quitting the Great British Bake Off.The presenter told of a “painful” fallout with judge Paul after she and co-star Mel Giedroyc announced they would be quitting the show in 2016 along with Mary Berry. While Sue didn’t go into detail about the fallout, she revealed how “sad” she was left after the show moved from BBC to Channel 4 in 2017.
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09.04.2020 / 01:37
Prince William and Duchess Kate Adorably Video Chat With Kids Still in School Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Looking for the helpers. Prince William and Duchess Kate talked to teachers and students — the children of people who have to work during the coronavirus pandemic — who are still in school amid the health crisis to express their gratitude.