All the shopping rules you'll have to follow when stores reopen from lockdown on Monday

Another celeb has left the Celebrity Big Brother house.

Anderson Cooper, 54, and his former partner, Benjamin Maisani, 49, have taken amicable co-parenting to a whole new level! On Feb. 11, Anderson announced during CNN’s A360 broadcast that he and Ben – who co-parent their 22-month-old son, Wyatt – are now proud fathers to a second son, Sebastian Luke, who was born earlier this month via surrogate. HollywoodLife has spoken EXCLUSIVELY to a friend close to the two men, who said that the recent birth of baby Sebastian has “strengthened their bond” as “lifelong partners” like never before.

The racially motivated 1993 murder of 19-year-old Stephen Lawrence in southeast London made headlines — but for all the wrong reasons.It took nearly 20 years for two of his killers to be brought to justice against the backdrop of a massive coverup by the Metropolitan Police. That long narrative road is the crux of “Conviction: The Case of Stephen Lawrence,” a three-part series on Acorn TV starring Steve Coogan as dogged DCI Clive Driscoll, who reopened the case and spent six years getting to the truth of what really happened that night.“Conviction” aired last August on ITV in the UK under the title “Stephen.” It’s not the first time that ITV dramatized the case; a 1997 movie, “The Murder of Stephen Lawrence,” starred Marianne Jeanne-Baptiste and Hugh Quarshie as Steven’s parents, Doreen and Neville Lawrence.Quarshie reprises his role in “Conviction,” with Sharlene Whyte as Doreen.

daughter of a church pastor has revealed how she became a millionaire from uploading X-rated videos to the internet.Nala Ray, 23, claims she now makes £150,000 from people subscribing to her OnlyFans — and says that her religious family have told her they "still love her" despite disapproving of her career choice.The adult star said that she has "expensive tastes" and enjoys spending her earnings on designer clothes and other treats, even recently buying herself a brand new Porsche.Nala also shared how he lashed back against her "strict" rebellious upbringing, which stopped her from dating or engaging in pre-martial sex.She said: "My childhood was very strict, I was basically raised in church."Church played a very big role in my life in my childhood. I felt like we always had to do things for people because we were the pastor's family."Nala divulged that she "always had to do things for people" as a youngster because of who family were, adding: "Everything had to be very modest, I couldn't tie my hair, I had little control over how much makeup I could wear."These days she lives in a $2,200,000 (£1,621,187) mansion in Los Angeles with her boyfriend Alfie, who also makes a living on OnlyFans.Nala launched her account in May 2020 and made $85,000 in her first month – on top of her full-time wage as a dental assistant, a job she eventually quit to focus on OnlyFans full-time.Discussing whether she is still a Christian in an interview last year, she said: "I definitely still believe in God but I’m not pursuing a relationship with God at the moment.

Seth Rogen has a theory about why the Oscars ratings haven’t been stellar in the past years.

Jennifer Lopez chats with Benny Medina while leaving a lunch meeting at the Bel Air Hotel in Los Angeles on Friday afternoon (February 11).

Owen Wilson stars oppositeJennifer Lopez in the romantic comedy Marry Me and he joined Ellen DeGeneres on her show The Ellen DeGeneres Show Friday to talk about the film. Naturally, DeGeneres asked if he’s a romantic in real life.

Vladyslav Heraskevych, who is representing Ukraine in the skeleton race, unfurled an 8 X 10″ sign as he came off his third of four heats that read simply, in English, “No War in Ukraine.” It marks the first overtly political statement from a competitor in a Games that has been rife with subtle (and not to subtle) political messaging.

Paddy McGuinness has shared a positive health update as he continues to recover following knee surgery. The 48-year-old Top Gear presenter picked up the injury whilst playing in Soccer Aid 2021 in September, alongside stars such as Usain Bolt, Olly Murs, Chunkz and Jamie Redknapp.He was eventually forced to retire from the charity football competition, joking at the time that the knock was “not something that can be sorted with the magic sponge”.Just last week the father-of-three underwent a procedure on the dodgy knee, having waited a whopping six months before the surgery could take place, reports the Express.

Valentine's Day, the annual celebration of love and romance is just around the corner, but how can you make sure that this one will be one to remember? The yearly event means different things to different people, of course. For some, it is about quality time with all their loved ones, while for others it might be an opportunity to check out a fancy restaurant they've had their eye on but never found the right excuse to go.

The social distancing rule may be halved to one metre this week in an effort to kick-start the economy.

John Lewis.The funny thing is that in many instances, the current discounts aren’t as big as many had expected. But that’s because like many things that modern life hasn’t made teeny tiny, 21st century sales bargains had become outsize whoppers.

John Lewis has named exactly what people were queueing up to buy as it reopened its first two branches since March.

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Stores have united behind the Mirror’s Shop For Britain plea, and urged the public to spend, spend, spend to save livelihoods.

Boris Johnson has visited a shopping centre ahead of the reopening of non-essential shops as the government comes under pressure to relax the two-metre rule.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorThe UK government has said that is conducting an urgent review of two-meter coronavirus social distancing rules, in what could be a major boost for film and TV production restart plans.British chancellor Rishi Sunak told Sky News on Sunday morning that “the Prime Minister has put in place a comprehensive review of the two-meter rule” as the government looks to kickstart British economic recovery.“Now we have made good progress in suppressing the virus, we’re at a different stage of the epidemic than we were at the beginning, and that enables us to take a fresh look at this,” he said.

On Monday the rules of shopping change - at least in England and Northern Ireland.

here"It is with great sadness that we have to announce a sale of the business has not been possible and that we are announcing so many redundancies today.“This is a very difficult time for the group’s employees and other key stakeholders and we will do everything we can to support them through this.“We would like to thank all the employees and other key stakeholders in the group for their continued support.”In Greater Manchester, the brands have shops in both the Arndale Centre and the Trafford Centre.Concessions can also be found in House of Fraser and John Lewis stores across the region.The owner of Frankie and Benny's has confirmed plans to permanently close 125 restaurants across the country.The Restaurant Group said it had been on the

reopening of non-essential retail shops on June 15 is likely to bring additional demand for in-store refunds and exchanges.Aside from the challenge of managing the additional footfall, there will be new protocol on how goods are handled and restocked on the shop floor, especially when they have been inside other customers’ homes.When high street favourites such as John Lewis and Marks and Spencer do reopen, many will be following government advice to keep changing rooms closed, meaning shoppers are no closer to making the right size or style choice than they were online.“Significant costs have gone into returns schemes, cleaning rotas and developing new queueing systems,” says Tom Ironside, Director of Business and Regulation at the British

We’re all excited about the prospect of a little normality returning to our lives and with non essential retailers such as fashion stores set to open on the 15th of June there is a lot of speculation as to what your shopping experience may look like when doors are once again open. But before you run down to your local store be ready for the changes that are likely to be taking place as the landscape of shopping is expected to be very different indeed.