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  • Premier League could move or postpone Leicester home games due to lockdown

    June 30, 2020

    The Premier League is waiting to hear whether the newly imposed lockdown in Leicester will force the club to postpone home games or move them to a new venue. The league’s chief executive Richard Masters was quizzed by MPs on the situation following the government’s decision to impose a stricter lockdown in the city after [...]

  • Football is in ‘rescue mode’ says Premier League boss

    June 30, 2020

    The boss of the Premier League has said football is in “rescue mode” after restarting earlier this month. Chief executive Richard Masters said: “There is so much uncertainty. At the moment we’re in rescue mode, we’re trying to finish the season… Then we’ll turn our mind to next season”. Masters, who was appointed to run [...]

  • National Gallery, Tate and Royal Academy set dates to reopen

    June 30, 2020

    Major London art galleries are set to reopen next month as England prepares to lift social distancing restrictions after months of lockdown. The National Gallery will be the first major gallery in the capital to reopen on 8 July, while the Royal Academy is set to open its doors on 9 July, and the Tate’s [...]

  • BBC coverage of FA Cup scores biggest audience since football’s return

    June 29, 2020

    Saturday’s FA Cup match between Norwich City and Manchester United was the most-watched UK football match since football returned to TV screens after months of lockdown. The quarter-final match, which finished 2-1 to Manchester United, saw 6.4m people tune into the action on the BBC, with a further 1.7m views on iPlayer.  Sunday’s semi-final clash [...]

  • Canada Corporation donates £200,000 to cancer charity

    June 24, 2020

    Canada Corporation has donated £200,000 through its City Bridge Trust to a Hammersmith-based charity that helps people cope with the financial impact of cancer.  Maggie’s, which has 23 centres across the UK, will use the funds to employ a specialist welfare rights and benefits adviser, to help those diagnosed with cancer seek [...]

  • Government mulls financial support for UK’s ailing theatres

    June 24, 2020

    The UK government is in talks to support the performing arts industry, Downing Street confirmed today, amid growing concerns the sector is nearing collapse as a result of the coronavirus crisis.  Number 10 today said it was working with senior figures from the theatre industry on a rescue package, as the Prime Minister’s announcement yesterday [...]

  • Life after lockdown: Returning to the classroom won’t be straightforward for our vulnerable children

    June 24, 2020

    2020 is not the year anyone expected.  The coronavirus pandemic has upended the lives of millions: people have lost jobs, been furloughed or taken pay cuts, and purse strings have tightened as a result.  The impact has been especially hard on this country’s disadvantaged families — in particular, children’s education. It is a challenge I [...]

  • BBC’s first ever Premier League broadcast scores 4m viewers

    June 21, 2020

    The first ever Premier League match to be broadcast on the BBC attracted a peak audience of almost 4m viewers yesterday, as the top-flight football competition returns to TV after months of lockdown. Last night’s match between Bournemouth and Crystal palace on BBC One pulled in 3.9m viewers, making up almost a quarter of the [...]

  • When and where to watch the Premier League after lockdown hiatus

    June 17, 2020

    The Premier League is back — but not as we know it. After a 100-day hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic, the top-flight football season will return to screens this evening from behind closed doors. Following pressure from culture secretary Oliver Dowden, most of the Premier League’s 92 remaining shows are set to be shown [...]

  • Sky to claw back £330m from sports cancellations ahead of Premier League restart

    June 16, 2020

    Sky is set to receive rebates of up to £330m from organisers of leading sporting events, as the broadcaster seeks to shore up its balance sheet after months of cancelled events.   The Premier League has agreed to return £170m to Sky, the Financial Times reported, after the UK broadcaster allowed customers to halt sports subscriptions [...]

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