The U.S. economy lost more than 20 million jobs in April amid the deadly coronavirus outbreak, sending the unemployment rate to 14.7 percent — the highest since the Great Depression.

CFL, CFLPA were scheduled to meet Friday to continue talks on potential contingency plans due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was first gathering after CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie's admission Thursday night the most likely scenario for the league is a cancelled 2020 season.

After watching three of the world's top male pole vaulters test their athleticism in a virtual backyard competition on Sunday, Canadian-record holder Alysha Newman wants to be part of a remote women's event she believes will be held in the coming weeks.

Premier John Horgan has written to NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman pledging the government's support for Vancouver as a hub city if hockey returns this season.

Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande team up

Greninja, a water-type Pokémon that throws high-speed stars, was named Pokemon of the Year, according to a fan poll conducted by Google.

Sony PlayStation is giving players some free video games as part of its "Play At Home" initiative to encourage staying at home during the pandemic.

Sony announced it will release The Last of Us Part II in June after development studio Naughty Dog confirmed parts of the game were leaked online.

Despite everything, the Tory party is sticking to the ideology of the free market, rather than saving lives and jobs

“How on earth did it come to this?” Keir Starmer’s question could skewer Boris Johnson at every PMQs from now on. It encompasses all the damage the government did in the last decade, as well as all it has failed to do to protect the country from Covid-19. The list of derelictions in the early stage of the crisis is long, the testing and the protective equipment still shamefully inadequate. Have lessons been learned? The auguries are not good.

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Coronavirus is much more likely to claim the lives of black people than white. Socio-economic factors are a significant contributor

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A universal experience is highlighting the sharp divides in our society. Few are as stark and shocking as those revealed by Thursday’s news that black people in England and Wales are more than four times as likely to die from Covid-19 as white people. Bangladeshi and Pakistani people were about three and a half times more likely, and those of Indian origin two and a half times as likely, the Office for National Statistics reported.

The disproportionately high toll of BAME people was already evident, notably among medical staff: a review of just over a hundred NHS staff who died found that almost two-thirds were black or Asian, though those groups account for less than one in seven workers in the health service. It is all the more striking, given that age is one of the biggest risk factors and the over-65s comprise only one in 20 of the BAME population, compared with almost one in five of the white population.

Clarity on lifting Covid-19 rules needed, from increasing time outdoors to schools returning

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Boris Johnson will address the nation on Sunday to set out a road map for how England might leave the Covid-19 lockdown. Any immediate changes have been billed as modest and incremental, but people are expecting more details on how life could differ over the next few weeks. Here are the questions the prime minister needs to answer:

Presenter reveals homemade remedy that helped him through

TV star's also claimed to have fed a peacock he killed to his pets

The 'Saturday Night Live' alumni virtually reunited on Fallon's chat show

'If I'm not acting, I'm not sure who I am,' the True Blood star said

Show's expert called it 'by far the most expensive thing [he's] ever seen in 25 years'

'I'm not going to just abandon him when he needs support'

No one held back when asked about the controversial figure

Zoo owner also accuses Netflix of sensationalising' story to make him 'villain' in new aftershow

He called Exotic 'unbelievably cruel'

Cowie doesn't hold back in aftershow that's just been released on Netflix

'The man's done a lot of stupid s***'

'I'll make you a rich man if you kill Carole'

Mayim Bialik, Debra Messing, Finn Wolfhard and many others joined

As a new drama about the 'most British crime of all time' arrives on ITV, here's a reminder of Charles and Diana Ingram's notorious quiz show appearance and their trial for conspiring to cheat

Whether or not the Ingrams were cheating on 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?', the resulting outrage was rooted in the same dynamics that have come to dominate social discourse in the years since, says Adam White

The 31-year-old is set to star in new Sky drama Gangs of London

Former 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' contestant also branded original host Tarrant a 'liar'

Merritt Wever and Domhnall Gleeson​​ have scorching chemistry in this comedy about former college sweethearts who meet up as adults to run away together

While this drama set in a shadowy San Francisco tech start-up is wonderful to look at, its plot and character development are a little shaky

Fans had speculated that Lowe could be Baskin's first husband Michael Murdock in disguise

'We all have such love for each other'

The 'Joe Lycett's Got Your Back' presenter legally changed his name in March

'Never, ever, ever, ever intended to make anyone feel uncomfortable – ever. It's just not who I am'

Popular TV judge tells Hollywood A-listers to 'simply shut up' in impassioned rant on ITV's This Morning

During Jimmy Kimmel Live! filmed at their respective houses

Actor starred in both Bollywood films and US dramas

Late-night host revealed that more than $50m has been raised ahead of the One World event

52-year-old appeared on the series from 2013 until 2018

Jason Hehir's new series on ESPN and Netflix is an enthralling exposé of the Chicago Bulls' dramatic 1997-98 NBA season

The Downton Abbey creator's calling cards litter this series finale which, for all its frantic plot developments, can't help feeling worn out

'That is what is infuriating here. Even though Trump has access to the country's top experts, he's still getting advice from watching TV'

'The Real Michael Jackson' aired on BBC2 in March

Clarkson began hosting 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?' in 2018

Actor has been sharing skits and positive stories to provide some relief during the coronavirus pandemic

'All he needed to finish off the look was an open can of Stella' said one viewer

The 'X-Men' actor donated £275,000 to the 'Masks for NHS Heroes' campaign

The actor's account was hijacked on Sunday night

'If you are less scared because this is mostly killing disabled people then shame on you,' said Bafta-winning writer

Viewers reacted positively to the Spider-man star's 'adorable' gesture