All the rules your employer must now follow as PM tells the nation to return to work

Adele has got some moves.

Carole Baskin. In a jailhouse interview with ABC News, the star, whose real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, spoke out against his longtime rival. «I am in prison and she can't leave me alone,» Maldonado-Passage told Juju Chang, referencing his 21-year sentence for the 2017 murder-for-hire plot to kill Baskin. "… Carole, go find another reason to live other than Joe Exotic.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is believed to be involved in a potential takeover bid of Brazilian outfit Vasco da Gama which could see him use up some of his billions elsewhere.The Russian businessman, who has been owner at Stamford Bridge since 2003, has overseen five Premier League and two Champions League victories during that period.Abramovich might now be keen to try and taste similar success elsewhere, having watched his net worth climb to a stunning 10 billion over the past year according to Forbes.That ambition could well be fulfilled with Vasco da Gama, with the club on the lookout for new investors, with one of the groups interested said to involve Abramovich.Sport Witness have shared an update from Jorge Nicola that says 20 groups have been in touch with the club, and a Russian-based bid includes Abramovich in some form.They add that talks are currently evolving, and that Vasco president Jorge Salgado is set to travel to Europe where he will talk to the Russian group.While it is no confirmed whether Abramovich will be attending any meetings, the group in question is said to be 'led' by the 55-year-old.Will Chelsea retain their Champions League title this season? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionBack in April of last year, Abramovich addressed Chelsea fans after the club announced plans to enter the disastrous European Super League.A club statement read: "The owner and board understand that involving the club in such a proposal was a decision we should not have taken.

Boris Johnson last week said that spectators could be able to return to stadiums in England from October. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport also said pilots will take place from 1 August but any stadium reopening would be subject to coronavirus guidelines.

This Morning 's Eamonn Holmes snapped at his wife Ruth Langsford during a food tasting segment on today's episode. The 60-year-old TV star wasn't happy as his wife, also 60, chowed down on some delicious treats at the start of the show.They were discussing Prime Minister Boris Johnson's remarks about trading Tim Tams with Australia.Ruth bit off the corners of the Tim Tam before dipping it in her tea and then sucking on the treat, as she revealed this was a famous way of eating the tasty treat.Her husband was horrified, as he exclaimed: "That's most undignified."As she continued to do the 'Tim Tam slam' Eamonn snapped: "Stop that.

The new timetable set out by the government for easing lockdown restrictions from August 1 includes giving businesses more discretion to bring staff back into the workplaces.

Keir Starmer drew a line under the Jeremy Corbyn era today, declaring: “The Labour Party is under new management.”

Leeds United celebrated being crowned champions at Elland Road on Wednesday following their 4-0 win over Charlton. The Championship winners lifted the trophy which secured their return to the top flight of English football after a 16-year hiatus that included three seasons in League One.

New face covering laws are already masked in confusion amid fears for shop workers’ safety.

Patel will not be published in full, Downing Street has said. The Prime Minister’s spokesman refused to say if any of its findings will be published before Parliament’s summer recess which begins this Wednesday.Boris Johnson has insisted in the past that he will “stick with Prit” after the Tory minister became the subject of a Cabinet Office probe into whether she bullied staff at the Home Office.

Tottenham are sounding out their fans on a potential return for crowds next season.

Boris Johnson's cabinet will meet in person tomorrow for the first time in months - but they're 'not expected' to wear face coverings.

Boris Johnson has lost almost a stone and a half since nearly dying from coronavirus, he revealed today.

Boris Johnson announced on Friday that the target is to start allowing supporters back into sporting events by October.And Spurs are in talks with the authorities about being the first football club in this country to stage a game with fans since the outbreak of COVID-19 in early March.The government views the plush Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which opened towards the end of last season, as the ideal venue to test case having spectators back.The way the state-of-art stadium in N17 is designed means there is plenty of space to ensure social distancing measures can be maintained both inside and outside the ground.With a capacity of 62,303, it is thought that a crowd of 20,000 to 25,000 could be allowed to attend without causing any genuine

Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds have shared a rare new photo of their baby son Wilfred.

would be needed for a “prolonged period”, while the government's chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance warned that winter would be "a very complex time". At a Downing Street briefing yesterday, where he outlined a new timetable for lifting the remaining lockdown restrictions from August 1, prime minister Boris Johnson said he hoped for "a more significant return to normality from November".

Boris Johnson said that indoor performances with live audiences will be allowed, subject to the success of pilots, and trials will begin of larger gatherings in places like sport stadiums.However, some arts venues have said it is not financially viable to reopen with social distancing in place.Director and choreographer Sir Matthew Bourne wrote on Twitter: ‘Why make these announcements when they know that the vast majority of theatre, dance and music is not financially viable under “Covid secure” conditions?’He added the hashtag: ‘#falsehope’.Visit our live blog for the latest updates: Coronavirus news liveJon Morgan of the Theatres Trust said: ‘Theatres Trust welcomes the Prime Minister’s announcement today that theatres can reopen from 1

@londonsymphony and others. So pleased to make progress to Stage 4 of our road map for culture.

Boris Johnson outlined the government's plans to reopen businesses that have had to remain closed throughout the coronavirus pandemic. July has so far seen the reopening of salons, pubs, restaurants and beauticians, with gyms and indoor pools to reopen later this month.Now, Mr Johnson has outlined how he plans to lift the remaining restrictions, with more businesses set to open from August.

Local authorities in England will have new powers from Saturday to tackle coronavirus outbreaks, the Prime Minister has announced.The new powers will allow councils and ministers to close specific premises, shut down outdoor space, and cancel events.Stay at home orders could also be imposed, Boris Johnson added.He unveiled the new tools at a coronavirus press conference on Friday.Speaking from Downing Street, Mr Johnson said: “At the start of the pandemic, we knew far less about the spread of the virus and we had to take blanket national measures.“National lockdown was undoubtedly the right thing to do and has saved many thousands of lives.“Now, however, we know more about the virus, we understand the epidemiology better and our

Councils are to be given new powers so they can impose shut downs quicker in the event of coronavirus outbreaks, according to reports.