内容摘要：Meg Vaughan, 25, from Shrewsbury, said she had very little theatre experience before she set pen to paper as part of a six-month script-writing course run by the South Shropshire theatre company, Pentabus.

Meg Vaughan, 25, from Shrewsbury, said she had very little theatre experience before she set pen to paper as part of a six-month script-writing course run by the South Shropshire theatre company, Pentabus.

And in 2023, photos circulating on social mediaincluding steaks and cheese with security tags, while coffee was replaced with dummy jars.

UK steelmakers said US President Donald Trump's decision to double import taxes on steel and aluminium to 50% is "yet another body blow" to the industry.Trade group UK Steel warned some orders could be delayed or cancelled, with uncertainty surrounding some shipments which are already halfway across the Atlantic.Trump's new 50% import tax will come into effect on Wednesday. It will replace the 25% import tax that the US president announced earlier this year.

A UK government spokesperson said it was engaging with the US on the implications of the latest tariff announcement to provide clarity to the industry.The US agreed on 8 May to drop import taxes on UK steel as part of a trade deal with the UK, but the original 25% tariff has been kept in place while the details of the deal are worked out.

UK Steel director general Gareth Stace said: "The deal that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and President Donald Trump struck just a few short weeks ago is yet to be finalised, so this doubling of tariffs plunges the UK steel industry further into confusion...it is yet another body blow for all UK steelmakers in this torrid time.

"UK steel companies are this morning fearful that orders will now be cancelled, some of which are likely being shipped across the Atlantic as we speak.""Our first piece of the concert, which is called Barriers, by Oliver Cross, has a really lovely horn solo which I enjoy playing."

"What I love about NOYO is the diversity, and all musicians share the love of music and you can really hear that at our concerts," she said."NOYO is proving that with a few adjustments, ensembles can be inclusive.

"It's really important to me that the audience members can see themselves represented on the stage, and I love that about our relaxed performances."The Birmingham Town Hall performance on 8 June begins at 15:00 BST.