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Hollywood Docket: Alec Baldwin Can Pursue Slander Claim in Parking Space Fight Suit Jim Bennett/Getty Images A roundup of entertainment legal news, settlements and hiring announcements. Alec Baldwin can pursue a defamation claim against a man he says lied about being punched in the face during their widely-publicized dustup over a Manhattan parking spot. In November 2018, Wojciech Cieszkowski allegedly stole a space Baldwin's wife had been saving, they got into an argument and Baldwin was arrested after the man told police the actor punched him in the jaw. Baldwin denies hitting him, and too...

Published: 2:50 PM March 2, 2021    Updated: 3:29 PM March 3, 2021 Ixworth grandmother Jane Jay, East Bergholt doctor Fayez Ayache and Ipswich dad Jamie Slade all lost their lives to coronavirus - Credit: Archant As the first anniversary of the Covid pandemic approaches, it's time to look back and remember the people we've lost this year. British lockdown began in earnest on March 23 and life hasn't been the same since.  Many people have lost their lives fighting the virus, while others have suffered from the fall-out of services being cancelled and reduced, such as cancer patients. Gra...

Tributes have been paid to father-of-two Jamie Slade, who died after contracting coronavirus - Credit: Supplied by family Heartfelt tributes have been paid to an Ipswich father-of-two who died after contracting coronavirus, aged just 35. Ipswich Town-mad dad Jamie Slade died on Sunday, January 3, after testing positive for the virus shortly after Christmas Day. The season ticket holder and father of Elijah, five, and Owen, 14, had begun experiencing headaches, nausea and tiredness before going to be tested in the run-up to Christmas – but he and his family had doubted he had the virus as h...

Covid-19: Ipswich man warns virus 'is no hoax' after brother dies Published image captionJamie Slade, left, pictured with his brother Gary and son Elijah, died with Covid-19 aged 35 A man whose 35-year-old brother died with Covid-19 has warned the virus is "no hoax". Father-of-two Jamie Slade, from Ipswich, died on Sunday after testing positive over Christmas. His brother Gary described the keen Ipswich Town fan as a "get up and go type" who "could walk into a pub on his own and come out with new friends". He warned on social media that Covid causes "endless heartbreak" and urged people "to t...