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Kentucky high schools have banned popular video game "Fortnite" from esports competitions, but other games that don't involve gun play are allowed.

Greninja, a water-type Pokémon that throws high-speed stars, was named Pokemon of the Year, according to a fan poll conducted by Google.

Coronavirus is much more likely to claim the lives of black people than white. Socio-economic factors are a significant contributor

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A universal experience is highlighting the sharp divides in our society. Few are as stark and shocking as those revealed by Thursday’s news that black people in England and Wales are more than four times as likely to die from Covid-19 as white people. Bangladeshi and Pakistani people were about three and a half times more likely, and those of Indian origin two and a half times as likely, the Office for National Statistics reported.

The disproportionately high toll of BAME people was already evident, notably among medical staff: a review of just over a hundred NHS staff who died found that almost two-thirds were black or Asian, though those groups account for less than one in seven workers in the health service. It is all the more striking, given that age is one of the biggest risk factors and the over-65s comprise only one in 20 of the BAME population, compared with almost one in five of the white population.

The government must be cautious in both the decisions it takes and the messages it sends

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The end is not in sight. With an estimated 20,000 new infections a day, and with experts warning that the reproduction rate of coronavirus may be rising again, any premature loosening of the lockdown will only prolong the crisis. When the prime minister speaks on Sunday evening, it is essential that he makes it clear that people should still be staying at home, not relaxing their guard.

Though so many other countries had been hit, the government did not act soon enough to either contain the threat or prepare for it. Those failures have made a longer and tougher lockdown necessary. It was slow to take the pandemic seriously, slow to impose stringent social distancing, and slow to pursue equipment, testing and tracing, as the Labour leader, Keir Starmer, noted this week.

The Guardian’s data journalists in the UK, US and Australia explain how they have shone a light on the statistical narrative behind the pandemic, and what they have helped to reveal

A small flock of shorebirds contaminated with oil after touching down on a northern Alberta tailings pond is expected to be released back into the wild within a week.

He called Exotic 'unbelievably cruel'

Saturday's instalment of 'SNL at home' brilliantly acknowledged the gravity of our times while poking fun at quarantine culture

New TV drama charts story of infamous 2001 coughing scandal

Actor returns with his beloved dog for kids channel's 'Tom Hardy week'

Ingram also called ITV's new drama about his cheating scandal 'terrifyingly accurate' and 'excruciatingly enjoyable'

Jason Hehir's new series on ESPN and Netflix is an enthralling exposé of the Chicago Bulls' dramatic 1997-98 NBA season

Alexis Martin was serving 21 years to life behind bars

Reality TV star went on a rant after she was criticised for travelling while experiencing Covid-19 symptoms

The beloved presenting duo will film the series, called Keep Reading and Carry On, in their own homes

'I knew that I could not portray this gay man honestly without letting you all know that I am gay myself'

Charity event sketch also saw Reverend Geraldine make a 'chocolate bra' and speak of her friends on the Dibley Parish Council

TV host has been playing music to her husband Derek Draper, who remains critically ill

'SNL at Home' returns with a higher production value – and proves once again that it's possible to be funny even without an audience

Fauci has been a leading member of Trump's coronavirus task force

'Good Morning Britain' host has previously criticised Lord Sugar for his attitude towards the government's handling of the pandemic

The Dutch capital is captured here in all its tawdry beauty, but plot contrivances and a distracting lead make this Seventies re-hash a hard sell

It's unknown which of its many stars will play show's iconic figure

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US vice president was condemned for ignoring strict rules about protective gear put in place to slow the spread of coronavirus

Show has been praised for its representation of consensual sex

The 'IT Crowd' star did not agree with Fox's comments on 'Question Time' and ignored Fox's pleas to support him on social media

Apprentice host shared post falsely claiming that Covid-19 was manufactured in a Wuhan laboratory

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Comedian said he got 'such s***' for suggesting tiger trader deserves his prison sentence

TV chef is said to have been seen 'multiple times in several places'

He lifted one kilogram more than previous record holder to earn the feat

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He claimed only approved celebrities were permitted to talk to host at awards after party

News comes as Ellen DeGeneres allegedly leaves 'distressed' staff members in the dark

Archive footage shows Jordan tell Bryant 'I'll see you down the road' after first match together

Actor alleged singer wanted to 'sexualise' him ahead of their scene

21.8 million people requested the show on BBC iPlayer in its opening week

US president had previously suggested he would 'take a look' at the scandalous case

This series' great beauty is that it's about relationships in all their unpredictability – perfect for locked-down viewers who are seeking out human interaction vicariously

The star of 'This Is England' talks to Annie Lord about the misrepresentation of working-class people on TV, the return of his show 'Brassic', and his struggles with medication for a bipolar disorder

Brad Pitt and Tom Hanks have contributed to the programme remotely

The first season ended with a cliffhanger – did Jen kill Steve or not? But what is most poignant about the second season is not who killed him, but how well the show deals with grief, writes Charlotte Cripps

Joseph Maldonado-Passage was sentenced in January to 22 years in prison

Singer who also worked with Ted Nugent and Megadeth dies at Florida home of a heart attack

Brian Howe, the singer who fronted the British rock supergroup Bad Company for eight years, has died aged 66. He had a heart attack at his Florida home.

Howe’s manager Paul Easton said: “It is with deep and profound sadness that we announce the untimely passing of a loving father, friend and musical icon.”