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Director J.J. Abrams' finale to the sequel trilogy concluded the Skywalker saga as we know. Though divisive, it was financially successful and capped off a big year for Disney at the box office. Now, we look to the future, which is a bit uncertain at Lucasfilm right now on the big screen. We know Taika Waititi has a new Star Wars movie in the works, and we know that Disney has a date held in December 2022 for the next entry in the franchise. As for what that will be? A question for another time, perhaps. Be sure to check out the concept art from Doug Chiang's Instagram. … [Read more...] about Star Wars Artist Reveals Double-Decker Star Destroyer Cut from The Rise of Skywalker

RISK AT WORK: How exposed is your job? THE R NUMBER: What it means and why it matters LOOK-UP TOOL: How many cases in your area? RECOVERY: How long does it take to get better? A SIMPLE GUIDE: What are the symptoms? … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: London bus drivers ‘spat at 60 times’ during lockdown

MERI: I had, in my many years of having been on my own, wondered why nobody had come along. And one of my hypotheses was that maybe I didn't let them know I was interested. So that's what was going through my mind: “How do I let him know I'm interested?” Just in case that was the one thing keeping me from getting together with a nice person. So I racked my brain as quickly as possible and came up with, “I think this deserves a hug.” It worked very well. … [Read more...] about The septuagenarians who met on a bus in Latvia, and fell in love.

If we use TfL's latest Travel to London statistics from 2019, it shows there were 26.9m trips daily on average in London. (A trip being one-way movement from an origin to a destination for a specific purpose i.e. work, so most people take at least two trips a day). … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: Will traffic in London double as lockdown eases?

Even Richardson's bowling action mirrored his utter commitment. After all, no one would deliver the ball like that unless they really had to. There was, many will recall, nothing in the least smooth about the thing. Instead there was a gallop to the crease and a final tangle of arms and legs which Richardson later described as more a double-whirl than a windmill. Ignoring the fact that this makes him sound like an expensive ice cream, the whole affair seemed a biomechanical case-study in how to cause a rupture. Indeed, one wonders what visitors to the ground thought when they saw Shantry's action at one end and Richardson's at the other. What Worcestershire coach Steve Rhodes saw, however, was that both men knew their craft and were dedicated to it; he watched where the ball landed and what it did thereafter; the process by which it had arrived there became a secondary consideration. All the same, supporters might be puzzled as to why Richardson's action had not been modified when he … [Read more...] about Four golden summers of Richardson’s double-whirl