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Share The TV star, who plays Richie Tozer in the show, carried his essentials in a black leather cross body bag, which boasted his initials and a rainbow on the side. Olly appeared busy tapping away on his mobile phone while waiting for the tube at Hackney Central station. Low-key: The actor, 30, cut a stylish figure in a padded black jacket, which he styled with a pair of camouflage trousers and black trainers Style: Olly was wearing a black cap and covered his face with a leopard print mask His outing comes following the news that Channel 4 have secured a ratings smash hit with It's A Sin.

Olly Alexander cuts a casually cool figure as he waits for a tube Charlotte Dean and Joanna Crawley For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo He is one of the stars of Channel 4's latest drama, It's A Sin. And following the news the drama is now Channel 4's most binged show ever, Olly Alexander was seen arriving at a London tube station on Wednesday morning. The actor, 30, cut a stylish figure in a padded black jacket, which he styled with a pair of camouflage trousers and black trainers.  © Provided by Daily Mail Stepping out: lly Alexander was seen arr...

By: Gideon Gottfried James Mcauley Frank Turner at the opening event in 2020.The AmericanaClash, which kicked off Americanafest 2020, raised money for the local homeless charity. Americanafest UK is just over two weeks away, Jan 26-28. For the first time it'll be an all-digital event, which includes the UK Americana Awards 2021 ceremony.  Aside from planning out this unique edition, the UK Americana Music Association has been busy during the COVID crisis, hosting online seminars for its members via Zoom on various topics, including online songwriti...

83-year-old Josephine Casey was the first person in Hackney to receive a coronavirus vaccine. - Credit: Sean Pollock An 83-year-old Haggerston woman just made history as the first Hackney resident to receive a coronavirus vaccine.  Doctors, nurses, volunteers and patients cheered as Josephine Casey, 83, became the first person in the borough to receive the vaccine on December 16.  Josephine moved to the area 30 years ago and previously worked as a council housing officer. She said: “I feel marvellous about getting the vaccine today. I've been encouraging my friend to get it too – s...

Christmas Wednesdays This year Columbia Road’s Christmas Wednesdays are back! Although they might be a little different then you are used to. Every Wednesday until December 23 Columbia Road and Ezra Street shops, restaurants and Christmas tree sellers are open from 12pm till 8pm. It might be a bit quieter than previous years, but there are plenty of independent shops with unique findings, mulled wine, mince pies and all the Christmas magic you would expect to find. Dates: December 9, 16 and 23 from 12pm – 8pm Carol service This year, Saint Matthew’s Church in Bethnal Green is hosting a ...