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Soul singer Bill Withers, famous for a number of timeless classics such as Lean On Me and Ain’t No Sunshine, has died aged 81.
It’s 9pm on UK Twitter, pick a night, any night for the foreseeable, and Tim Burgess and friends will be there, guiding you through the stories and memories behind some of the greatest albums of the past few decades.
Britons have been warned outdoor exercise may be banned if they continue to flout social distancing rules, although there are no “imminent” changes to the nationwide lockdown currently in the offing.
Bookmakers are to donate over £2.6m to NHS charities from profits of the Virtual Grand National, which was held on Saturday afternoon.
Scotland’s chief medical officer has apologised after she visited her second house in Fife twice while advising the public to stay at home.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock revealed he has lost two people he was “fond of” to coronavirus – as he warned the nation to obey the lockdown or face a ban on outdoor exercise.
The Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) is making players “look bad” over their failure to agree a reduction in player wages with the Premier League, says former England defender Danny Mills.
An all-star cast of current and former F1 drivers, up-and-coming youngsters, and a World Cup-winning cricketer will compete in Formula 1’s second Virtual Grand Prix on Sunday night.
Almost five million people tuned in to watch the Virtual Grand National on Saturday afternoon.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has criticised sunbathers for breaking lockdown rules and warned the government will ban outdoor exercise if people continue to ignore the advice to stay home.
