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Some 53 McColl's convenience stores in Greater Manchester are under threat of closure after the chain confirmed it could fall into administration. The company, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange, employs about 16,000 people, or roughly 6,000 on a full-time equivalent basis and has more than 1,100 convenience shops across England, Scotland and Wales.

EXCLUSIVE: AMC’s genre streamer Shudder has picked up Northern Irish folk horror Mandrake, which debuted earlier this year at FrightFest Glasgow.

A pensioner who died in a car crash on Skye has been named locally as Donnie Martin.

Rangers captain James Tavernier has dedicated the club's progress to this year's Europa League final in memory of Wishaw's Jimmy Bell and Lanark-born Walter Smith.

Writer-director Kaih Roache-Turner, who’s behind projects such as Wyrmwood: Road Of The Dead and Nekrotonic, has set his next project as arachnophobia horror Sting. Cornerstone is handling worldwide sales on the project and will unveil it to buyers at the Cannes market.

A brute who attacked his partner of 21 years at her Lanarkshire home warned he'd "do worse than Fred West did".

It is no secret that celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is notoriously hard to please.

NASA has recorded the sound of a black hole for the first time ever - and it sounds eerie. The amazing feat was achieved as a result of the "echoes", which are space phenomena released in the form of X-rays.

Emmerdale stars and on screen couple Matthew Wolfenden and Isabel Hodgins look totally different in an adorable snap uploaded to celebrate Matthew Wolfenden's birthday.Taking to Instagram, the actress celebrated her co-star's birthday by posting a very cute picture of them cuddling nine years ago, captioning the snap: "All the way back to 2013." The throwback pic was in honour of Matthew's 42nd birthday, with the actress sharing a series of videos and photos of the star. She wished him a happy birthday saying "I love you" and that he was a "brilliant human." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Georgia Kousoulou marked her son Brody’s first birthday on Thursday by sharing a heart-warming video on Instagram.The former The Only Way Is Essex cast member posted the video which shows photos and clips of little Brody’s first year.The 30 year old, who currently stars in ITVBe series Baby Steps alongside fiancé Tommy Mallet, shared the sweet video with her fans. It features highlights from the past year, including a snap after her son's birth, Tommy holding Brody in a pool on holiday and a sweet photo of Brody enjoying bath time.

Heart Radio star Amanda Holden lives a quiet life outside of the glitz and glamour of her showbiz career in a multi-million pound mansion she shares with her husband, Chris Hughes, and their two daughters.The long-standing Britain's Got Talent judge, 51, lives in the Surrey Mansion which is as beautifully designed as Amanda's many fashionable outfits she posts snaps of on her Instagram page. The couple splashed out on the Surrey mansion back in 2015 and no expense was spared in kitting out their luxurious pad, including the pair spending £34,000 on their living room.

Transgender former child genius Lauren Harries furiously stormed off Channel 4’s Naked Attraction after being deemed “too old” by a potential suitor. The episode originally aired in 2019, however it was played again on Channel 4 on Thursday. Former Celebrity Big Brother star Lauren, now 44, was incensed when the show’s picker Rigby, then 27, rejected her for her age after she bared all on the risqué show.

Ofqual, England’s exams regulator, has said it plans to explore online testing. The move could mark a major change in the way GCSE and A-level exams are administered.

Gordon Cox Theater EditorBroadway just wrapped up its first season after the pandemic lockdown, and boy, was it a doozy: After all the delays, COVID surges and cast replacements, a whopping 35 new productions opened, with 15 of them bowing in April alone.As Tony nominations loom, nominators have a lot to consider — and a number of big questions to answer before the May 9 announcement.In addition to the obvious frontrunner, which four shows will round out the new musical category? Even before the season officially ended, the category for new musical — the one award that consistently moves the needle at the box office — had a clear leader. That’s “A Strange Loop,” Michael R.

signed a bill into law that prohibits discussion of LGBTQ-related content in primary grades, and in secondary grades if the topic is broached in a manner that is not “age appropriate or developmentally appropriate.” Critics, who have dubbed the new law the “Don’t Say Gay” bill, argue that the only way its provisions can be enforced is either by trampling on the speech rights of LGBTQ students, students with same-sex parents, and teachers, or by censoring entire lessons related to history, biology, or sex education.On Tuesday, Louisiana’s House Committee on Education rejected the Pelican State’s own version of the law by a 7-4 vote, with three Republicans joining all the committee’s Democrats in opposing the legislation.Chief among the objections to Horton’s bill were that banning gender identity — writ large — would not simply censor transgender-related issues, but might bar teachers from using gender-related titles like “Mr.,” “Ms.” or “Mrs.” — since even cisgender people have a gender identity of their own. While Horton said that was not the bill’s intention, the committee struck down an amendment that would have removed that provision before ultimately killing the bill, reports Forbes.But Horton insisted that the legislation remains necessary, arguing that it is inappropriate for teachers to share details about their personal lives with students.

Lorde spoke out about abortion rights during her show in LA last night (May 5).It comes after the US ​​Supreme Court’s private vote to overturn the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which made abortion legal on a federal level in the US, was revealed.Earlier this week (May 2) Politico published a leaked draft opinion penned by Justice Samuel Alito which argued that Roe v.

Arcade Fire have opened up to NME about the recent departure of Will Butler from the band.Arcade Fire were founded by multi-instrumentalist Win Butler, Will’s brother, in Montreal in the early 2000s, with Butler joining in 2004 ahead of their debut album ‘Funeral’.After the band returned in March with news of their sixth album ‘WE’, and a video for its first single ‘The Lightning I, II’, Will confirmed on social media that he had left Arcade Fire.In a series of tweets posted on March 19, Will revealed that he had left the band at the end of last year, saying that it was “time for new things” and that the band remain his “friends and family”.“Hi friends— I’ve left Arcade Fire,” he wrote. “I left at the end of last year, after the new record was complete.

Glastonbury has revealed the latest line-up for its 2022 festival, with the bill for The Common being shared this morning (May 6).The Worthy Farm festival will return next month from June 22-26, with organisers sharing the line-ups for the Left Field and Shangri-La areas this week.This year’s stacked line-up for The Common, which consists of the venues The Temple, Mez Yard, Rumshack and the new Totem, has now been announced.“Silence gave us the time for deep listening. For seeing what was needed.

Manori Ravindran International EditorArachnophobes, beware, you’re in for a scare.A new horror about a super-sized spider is hitting the Croisette from Cornerstone Films, which will handle worldwide sales and introduce the pic to buyers in Cannes.From writer and director Kiah Roache-Turner (“Wyrmwood: Apocalypse,” “Nekrotronic”), “Sting” centers on a spider hatched from a mysterious object that falls from the sky into a New York City apartment building. When 12-year-old Charlotte finds the spider, she decides to keep it as a pet, and name it Sting.

Guy Lodge Film CriticMiriam Toews’ 2014 novel “All My Puny Sorrows” thrives on the kind of fraught tonal whiplash that comes with the most intimate of relationships to one’s subject. Inspired by the suicide of the author’s sister, the book is a veiled grief memoir that veers wildly between plangent, poetic despair, plainspoken journaling and blunt, cutting humor — a spectrum mirroring the variable stages of grief itself.

As the queen of clean Mrs Hinch knows a thing or two about getting a spotless home. And with plenty of social media groups dedicated to her hacks, fans are often popping up with the best ways to ensure that their houses are grime free. Posting on the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook page, one follower recently asked for the best ways to ensure that glass doors and windows remain streak free.

Neighbours might be ending, but the legacy of the long-running soap lives on thanks to all the epic careers it helped to kick-start. Show bosses announced in March that the iconic Australian show is being axed after 37 years on the air, with the final episode set to be filmed in June.The soap, which began in 1986, has been a breeding ground for acting and singing talent, with many residents of the fictional suburb of Erinsborough going on to make it big in the world of Hollywood and pop music.

A beauty fanatic claims she was left with horrifying chemical burns and needing a skin graft on her head after getting her hair bleached. Ellie Swain was left with a permanent bald batch after booking scalp treatment to lighten her brunette hair.

The Eta Aquarids meteor shower is an important part of Halley's Comet, which passes the Earth once or twice in a person’s lifetime. The viewing of the meteor shower will be largely favourable in the UK if you live in an area with low light pollution, far from cities and other bright lights.