[ad_1] World Posted British Prime Minister Boris Johnson offered his “heartfelt apologies” on Wednesday for attending a “bring your own booze” gathering at his official residence during the country’s first coronavirus lockdown as opponents said he must resign. Olivia Chan reports. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] by Best Classic Bands Staff Kenny Loggins is writing his memoir, Still Alright, coming June 14, 2022, from Hachette Books. The award-winning singer-songwriter is collaborating with author Jason Turbow. From the Jan. 12 announcement: Loggins has released twelve platinum albums, and served as a pivotal figure in the folk-rock movement of the early ’70s when…
[ad_1] All a-Bard! Shakespeare plays take to the high seas in RSC deal with British cruise line Cunard The Royal Shakespeare Company has signed a three-year deal with Cunard Actors from the company will perform on board the British cruise liner’s vessels Several different pieces will be performed while the vessels are at sea By…
[ad_1] Reuters Now Posted British Prime Minister Boris Johnson offered his “heartfelt apologies” on Wednesday for attending a “bring your own booze” gathering at his official residence during the country’s first coronavirus lockdown as opponents said he must resign. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] The Duke of York will face a defining moment in his public life when Virginia Giuffre gives evidence in court about allegations he sexually abused her. Andrew has for many years been dogged by controversy but the upcoming civil lawsuit trial will determine his future within the monarchy and how he will be viewed…
[ad_1] Gary Waldhorn poses with the award for Best Comedy Show for The Vicar of Dibley at the TV Quick and TV Choice Awards (Photo: MJ Kim/Getty Images) Vicar of Dibley star Gary Waldhorn has passed away at the age of 78, his family have confirmed. As well as starring in a number of classic…
[ad_1] Link to this page: https://www.socialistparty.org.uk/issue/1162/33571 Home | The Socialist 12 January 2022 | Join the Socialist Party Subscribe | Donate | Audio | PDF | ebook A Royal Mail depot, photo JB (Click to enlarge) Communication Workers’ Union (CWU) members in the Royal Mail delivery office in Invergordon, north of Inverness are back in…
[ad_1] Prince Andrew’s reputation is ‘damaged beyond repair’ following a decision by a US judge to allow a civil case to be brought against him by Virginia Giuffre, experts warned. Specialists in reputation management told MailOnline that not only has Andrew been tarnished by the allegations but so has the rest of the Royal Family…
[ad_1] DAVID H Rhodes’s (The Yorkshire Post, January 8) experience of delivering leaflets gave him a taste of the hazards faced by posties due to ankle-height letter boxes. The CWU has been campaigning about this and MP Vicky Ford brought the Low-Level Letter Boxes (Prohibition) Bill to Parliament in 2019. As a result, the Building…
[ad_1] Following his recent departure in No Time To Die, Daniel Craig recalls the disastrous 2005 announcement event that revealed he would play James Bond. Following his recent departure in No Time To Die, Daniel Craig recalls the disastrous 2005 announcement event that revealed he would play James Bond. Craig’s first 007 adventure was 2006’s…