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ROME — Priests, nuns and other people living in community settings are among the vaccination priority groups permitted under Italy’s revised national rollout. The country's Piedmont region is going a step further by opening a special vaccine center just for the leaders of religious communities. Medical personnel at the Cottolengo hospital complex in Turin are set to administer the vaccine to official representatives of Buddhist, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, as well as Waldensian and other non-Catholic institutions in Piedmont starting Wednesday. The shots must be given in accordance wi...

Michaela Coel's 'I May Destroy You' Dominates 2021 Royal Television Society Awards TV Shaun Parkes, in the meantime, takes home Best Actor honor for his role in Steve McQueen's 'Small Axe', whereas Glenda Jackson's 'Elizabeth is Missing' claims the Best Single Drama prize. Mar 17, 2021 Michaela Coel and her hit drama " I May Destroy You" were the big winners at the Royal Television Awards in Britain on Tuesday, March 16. Coel was named Best Actor - Female for her portrayal of Arabella, and she also picked up the Writing - Drama prize, while the show was named Best Mini-Series. Though so, Co...

March 17, 2021 Check Out The Complete Winner List Of Britain’s Royal Television Awards (Pic Credit: Episode Still) Michaela Coel and her hit drama I May Destroy You were the big winners at the Royal Television Awards in Britain on Tuesday (16Mar21). Advertisement Coel was named Best Actor – Female for her portrayal of Arabella, and she also picked up the Writing – Drama prize, while the show was named Best Mini-Series. Advertisement There were double wins for Mae Martin’s series Feel Good and presenter Joe Lycett, while Shaun Parkes picked up the Best Actor – Male honour for Steve M...

Imagine being trapped in the confines of your own neighborhood, losing a sense of the outside world — and of yourself — with each passing day.

Imagine being trapped in the confines of your own neighborhood, losing a sense of the outside world — and of yourself — with each passing day.