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Russell T Davies says he will 'happily defend' his call to stop casting straight actors in gay roles and insists he 'never meant to upstage' heterosexual actors Earlier this month, the screenwriter, 57, said gay characters in his latest drama are played by gay actors  It's A Sin follows the stories of three gay 18-year-olds who arrive in London in 1981, at the beginning of the HIV epidemic  Davies said at the time directors must cast gay men because you 'wouldn't black someone up'  Discussing his comments on Thursday's Loose Women, he said that he will 'happily defend' his remarks and that...

2021-01-18T13:12:00+00:00 As part of  Property Week’s annual preview feature we asked some of the industry’s leading lights to list their personal and/or professional resolutions for the new year. This is what they said… Source: Shutterstock/ Rembolle Head of UK, CC Land On a personal level, my 2021 resolution is to continue to serve our occupiers and move towards our aspiration of becoming a first-class custodian, giving our communities the environment to attract best in class talent. Furthermore, to help our mixed-use developments at Whiteley’s and Nine Elms take shape and see fu...

Christopher Biggins says its 'ridiculous' to claim only gay actors should play gay characters in film and television.  Earlier this week, critically-acclaimed screenwriter Russell T Davies said every gay character in his upcoming Channel 4 drama It's A Sin will be played by gay actors, because it is the only way to ensure an authentic portrayal. Speaking from his home in Hackney, East London, actor Biggins, 72, appeared with journalist Benjamin Butterworth to debate the issue, saying that the point of acting is 'taking on a character'. Viewers agreed with Biggens, who has been in a civil par...

Christopher Biggins turned down Strictly because he didn't want to be 'camp character' flop The 72-year-old actor says he would still love to be a part of the BBC show as a judge, but added he didn't want to join before as "they'd had enough camp people running up there doing it badly" The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Join the Secret Elves to get first access to our exclusive reviews of the must-have products this year.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Some...

UCalgary quantum physicists on team developing systems that would revolutionize computing, communication Author Share this article The new study used state-of-the-art single-photon detectors to measure photons Daniel Oblak An international research team, including UCalgary quantum physicists, has taken a big step toward building a high-performing, scalable “quantum internet.” A functional quantum internet would dramatically change the fields of secure communication, data storage, precision sensing and computing. In such a network, information stored in quantu...