Coronation Street star Will Mellor shares rare snap with lookalike family as they watch Peter Kay live

Activision Blizzard, after the company tried to argue against it.On February 15, judge Timothy Patrick Dillon ruled that temporary workers could be included in the Department of Fair Employment and Housing’s lawsuit against Activision Blizzard.The company had previously tried to have the suit dismissed – or its scope narrowed down – by saying that California had wrongly included this group of employees.“The Court finds that [Department of Fair Employment and Housing] did not expand the scope of this lawsuit by amending the complaint to add the phrase “contingent and temporary workers,” reads a court document shared by reporter Stephen Totilo.Activision scandal news: Yesterday, in a tentative ruling, a judge in California overruled Activision's argument that the state wrongly added temp workers to its big discrimination suit against the company.

Only a couple of months of the season remain with the regular League One campaign set to come to a conclusion at the end of April.

PlatinumGames CEO, Atsushi Inaba, has stated he sees NFTs as “frustrating” in a recent interview.In an interview with VGC, Inaba shared his thoughts on NFTs, also known as Non-Fungible Tokens, and he is not impressed. He explained that he sees “no positive impact on creators or users in any sense” adding that the studio had not “really been thinking about” them.Talking to VGC, Inaba explained that he understands “it’s a hot topic right now” and acknowledges it’s “[gaining] momentum”. However, he also points out that it has done this by focusing on “profitability for the company” rather than looking at benefits for players.“The people who are trying to promote NFTs and partner with gaming companies, their conversations seem extremely one-sided,” Inaba explained.

Wordle has become a massive hit over the past couple of months and has brought out everyone's love of word challenges.

Bastille have been announced as the final headliners of Kendal Calling 2022.The four-piece will top the bill at the Lowther Deer Park festival in July in place of The Streets, who were previously set to headline alongside Supergrass, Stereophonics and Haçienda Classical.Bastille, Supergrass, Stereophonics and Haçienda Classical now lead a line-up which includes Craig David, The Wombats, The Vaccines, Pale Waves, Sea Girls, Sports Team, Alfie Templeman, Baby Queen and more.You can see the latest line-up poster for Kendal Calling 2022, which will take place from July 28-31, below.All remaining tickets for Kendal Calling 2022 are on sale now from here.Speaking back in November about the return of the festival, which was cancelled in 2021, Kendal Calling co-founders Andy Smith and Ben Robinson said: “2022’s festival is three years in the making – organising festivals is never easy, yet despite the false starts and setbacks encountered we have never been more geared up as we prepare for the festival of a lifetime.“We are so very proud to announce our largest bill to date, keeping as many of those favourites you all booked for many moons ago while adding a bunch of big acts we have been working to bring to the fields for many years.

A 'struggling' young businesswoman has been banned from driving for more than two years after she was caught drunk at the wheel of her car following a 2am pub lock-in.

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Peter Kay's Car Share was a huge hit with British telly watchers, pulling in more than six million viewers for the finale back in 2018. Now, three years on, the 48 year old comedian has ignited fans' hopes by hinting that he "might" bring the show back for a one-off special.The comedy legend stepped away from the limelight a few years back, citing "unforeseen family circumstances," but made a brief comeback this weekend (Saturday 7 August) putting on two live shows at the Manchester Apollo.The shows were intended to help raise money for an old family friend whose daughter is being treated for aggressive brain cancer glioblastoma multiforme.

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PETER Kay hinted he'll bring back his hit sitcom Car Share for a Christmas special at his live stand-up show on Saturday night. The comedian returned to the stage for a charity gig in Manchester after a four year absence and gave fans hope they'll see more of him on TV.

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Comedian Peter Kay joked that he would go away for four more years after receiving huge applause and a standing ovation at his eagerly anticipated comeback gig. Peter made his return to stage at Manchester's O2 Apollo for the first of two live Q&A's on Saturday.

appeared on stage at Manchester's O2 Apollo for the first of two live Q&As as part of The Doing it For Laura events on Saturday.At the gig, he joked about his absence, saying returning to the stage is like "getting in a hot bath".He said: "I've never in my life had a standing ovation when I came on."Peter joked: "I'm going to go away for four more years."The events are being held to raise money for Laura Nuttall, 20, who has an aggressive type of brain cancer called glioblastoma multiforme.Ms Nuttall, who was in the audience, was initially given 12-18 months to live when she was diagnosed aged 18 but has received immunotherapy treatment in Germany thanks to fundraising.Her sister Gracie introduced Kay and told the audience that the family

PETER Kay joked he plans on going away for another four years - after a standing ovation at his comeback gig. The comedian said returning to the stage is like "getting in a hot bath" as cheers rang out at a charity performance.

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PETER Kay has arrived in Manchester ahead of his long-awaited comeback charity gig as huge crowds flocked to the theatre. The iconic funnyman is playing two gigs in Manchester tonight to raise money for Laura Nuttall who has a brain tumour.  Car Share star Kay was pictured arriving at the first of the two gigs, cutting a low profile figure in a black cap and mask.  The 48-year-old, from Bolton, got to the O2 in Manchester at lunchtime to prepare after his three year hiatus.

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Cancer patient Laura Nuttall and her mum Nicola have spoken about how their old friend Peter Kay is stepping back into the public eye to help them raise money for treatment.The mother and daughter joined Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford on Tuesday's This Morning to tell how they had rekindled an old family friendship with the star who has generously offered to put on a stand-up show after years away from the stage to help them. Peter, 48, cancelled tour dates back in 2017 citing unforeseen family reasons and has always kept his reasons for stepping back from work private, but has offered the Nuttall family a comeback gig on August 7 after seeing them on the news talking about Laura's illness.