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Small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month as the Government looks at how to allow people to gather in larger groups. Guidance published by the Government says it understands the “frustration” of couples planning a wedding and intends to enable small ceremonies to take place in England from June 1. |
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Editor: The passing of Gene Shay ( “Fond memories of a folk legend,” Reading Eagle, April 21) did indeed bring back memories. Back in the 1960s, I spent many late Sunday nights listening to the marvelous folk music being played by Gene Shay on a Philadelphia radio station. The folk music of the 1960s was amazing. |
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Country star Eric Church doesn’t know when concerts might resume in the United States after the spread of the coronavirus, but he wants people to feel safe when they return to hear live music. The singer known for his often-worn sunglasses sent a message to fans in a video and.... |
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The coronavirus death toll in English and Welsh care homes has passed 8,300 - with nearly 40% of fatalities in a week linked to the killer virus. Data released today by the Office for National Statistics shows there were more than 1,500 care home deaths in the final week of April. |
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Pat Kenny brings his experienced broadcasting style and incisive analysis to the day's news and current affairs now at the new time of 9am. The show mixes strong current affairs analysis, human interest interviews with light entertainment stories and live music. Sharp, intelligent and insightful radio offering listeners a bit more in the morning. |
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I bumped into a childhood friend of mine over the weekend. He’s not much older than me, and we always have interesting conversations when we meet. When we were kids, I was enthralled by him. He had the wildest imagination I’d ever encountered. I could sit and listen for ages as he painted vivid.... |
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Here are the stories of some of those who have lost their lives: Thelma Eunice Coward-Ince HALIFAX — A pillar of the black community in Halifax, Thelma Coward-Ince was also a pioneer in the Royal Canadian Navy. Coward-Ince died April 17 at 86. Born in Sydney, N.S. |
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The Government has published its “road map” which could include people being able to link up with one other household in a “bubble”. The new document said one household may in future be allowed to join up with one other as a way of easing the long-term restrictions on people’s lives. |
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The music world has lost an icon: Little Richard, a pioneer who, with a few others, transformed Chicago (electric) blues into the frenzied new style called rock ‘n’ roll, has died. He was 87. His outrageous antics showmanship and lightning-fast rhythms intoxicated crowds in the 1950s with hits like “Tutti Frutti” and “Long Tall Sally. |
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I bumped into a childhood friend of mine over the weekend. He’s not much older than me, and we always have interesting conversations when we meet. When we were kids, I was enthralled by him. He had the wildest imagination I’d ever encountered. I could sit and listen for ages as he painted vivid.... |
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Tony Slattery has revealed that he went bankrupt as he battled substance abuse and mental health issues. The 60-year-old comedian said that “fiscal illiteracy and general innumeracy” as well as his “misplaced trust in people” had also contributed to his money problems. |
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