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Wimbledon has been cancelled for the first time since World War Two because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Most of the human population is (finally) starting to take social-distancing and self-isolation seriously by staying indoors — allowing nature to take time to rebuild itself — dolphins have reportedly been spotted swimming through Italy’s ports while China’s air pollution has dropped tremendously.
Most of the human population is (finally) starting to take social-distancing and self-isolation seriously by staying indoors — allowing nature to take time to rebuild itself — dolphins have reportedly been spotted swimming through Italy’s ports while China’s air pollution has dropped tremendously.
A series of emergency meetings is under way to decide whether Wimbledon can go ahead this year.
The coronavirus pandemic has rendered late-night TV as we know it impossible to produce. Performing in front of a live audience is untenable in this moment, and what guests want to make the journey to stages in New York or Los Angeles at such a time?
In the wake of the global Covid-19 pandemic, cinemas have closed, release dates have been postponed, film festivals have been cancelled and production has come to a halt.
How will the cinema industry recover, and when it emerges from this crisis, will it look completely different?
In the wake of the global Covid-19 pandemic, cinemas have closed, release dates have been postponed, film festivals have been cancelled and production has come to a halt.
How will the cinema industry recover, and when it emerges from this crisis, will it look completely different?
The iconic Abbey Road zebra crossing made famous by the 1969 Beatles album of the same name has been repainted while the streets of London are empty because of the coronavirus pandemic
First royal death from coronavirus: 86-year-old Princess Maria Teresa of Spain’s Bourbon-Parma dynasty dies after testing positive for bug – as nation mourns 5,690 dead