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Lewis Hamilton could face prison time if he flaunts strict coronavirus rules ahead of next weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix.

Kate Garraway has been “coping with unimaginable pain” as he husband Derek Draper remains in hospital after contracting the coronavirus, which he has now beaten. The Good Morning Britain star, who returned to the GMB studio earlier this week, has been praised by Lorraine Kelly for her strength throughout the heartbreaking ordeal.

West End actor Graham Martin was found dead at his home from pneumonia.The actor, whose real name was Graham Reid, was found dead during the coronavirus lockdown.Martin starred in Blood Brothers, the Batman arena show, The Hollow and Sherlock Holmes.The 50-year-old, from Marton, Middlesbrough, also had roles in Brighton Rock and Starlight Express on the West End.He was found dead at his home on Clare Street, in Basford, Stoke-on-Trent, on May 1.Playwright Tim Churchill shared a dressing room with Graham for 11 years during their time on tour with Blood Brothers.The 49-year-old said he alerted the police after fearing something was wrong.Tim, from Stone, Staffordshire, told StokeOnTrentLive: "I was going to go to his house even though the

Bethenny Frankel is living her best life this summer.While most days she’s busy managing her many business ventures — from her Skinnygirl brands to her upcoming podcast, “Just B With Bethenny Frankel” — the mogul, 49, is still managing to find time in her jam-packed schedule to enjoy the warm season.One of her favorite activities? Getting to bond even more with her daughter, Bryn, 10, who she shares with ex Jason Hoppy.

British tourists have been forced to sleep on beaches in Europe after paying for rooms in hotels still closed by the coronavirus lockdown.

Police searching for missing Naya Rivera fear her body has become "entangled underwater" and may never be found.

The Europa League quarter-final draw has pitted United against either Copenhagen or Istanbul Basaksehir, assuming they come through the tie against LASK, which they are leading 5-0 after the first leg. The rest of the tournament will be played as one-off games at neutral venues in Germany, but United head back to Old Trafford to see through the job they started back in March before the coronavirus pandemic.

Susanna Reid, 49, opened up on being terrified of Gordon Ramsay in an episode of Celebrity Gogglebox, as she relaxed on the couch with friend Judge Rinder on last night's instalment.The admission came as celebrities watched Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back, which showed the culinary star travelling across the U.S.Susanna admitted: "He is Gordon Ramsay, and I'm slightly scared."Judge Rinder quizzed: "Why are you scared of him?"The GMB host responded: "He's such a shouter, isn't he."Footage of Gordon engaged in a tense exchange of words then played on their screen.Susanna exclaimed: "See, shouty shouty!!!"In comparison, Love Island host Laura Whitmore called Gordon "unconventionally handsome"Boyfriend Ian Stirling, who up until that

Jurassic Park actor discussed being branded social media’s designated cheerer-upper during the coronavirus lockdown.Whether it’s been reading poetry and bedtime stories, lending his voice to Sir Gerald, a garden gnome who recently dipped a ceramic toe into the dating scene, or strumming Radiohead’s ‘Creep’ and Mark Ronson’s ‘Uptown Funk’ on his ukulele, Neill has been busy during the quarantine period.“If I do cheer up two or three distressed souls, that’s a good thing,” Neill told The Guardian. “I’ve been on Twitter for a few years, but it has become so toxic.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Frankie and Benny’s at Abbotsinch Retail Park will not reopen and the outlet at Glasgow Airport is likely to remain shut until the end of the year, the restaurant chain has confirmed.The eatery at Intu Braehead will however reopen in line with national guidelines.The Restaurant Group, which owns Frankie and Benny’s, announced proposals to shut 125 restaurants last month as it confirmed the coronavirus pandemic had worsened an already difficult financial situation.On Friday, it confirmed the outlet situated off Renfrew Road is part of the nationwide cull.It is not known how many people will lose their jobs.The restaurant, along with all food outlets, closed at the

announced earlier this week a new discount scheme to encourage people to revisit hospitality businesses that have been hit during the coronavirus pandemic. The 'Eat Out to Help Out' scheme, will see participating businesses offering a 50% discount to customers on dine-in meals which can be used unlimited times throughout August.Businesses will then be able to claim the money back from the government.The maximum amount of money diners can save is £10 per head, per meal and is redeemable from Monday to Wednesday.However, it can't just be used anywhere as pubs, restaurants and cafés need to sign up to the scheme.

shell out for Daily Star's newsletter. It's FREE! Sign up today for the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxSaul 'Canelo' Alvarez is on the hunt for a new September opponent after Billy Joe Saunders officially pulled out of his proposed meeting with the Mexican superstar last week.

shell out for Daily Star's newsletter. It's FREE! Sign up today for the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxA British man has died at a luxury Costa del Sol hotel after plunging on top of a Spaniard enjoying a late night drink on the terrace below.The man he fell on, thought to be a 43-year-old local living in the upmarket resort of Marbella, also lost his life.Police are now trying to establish if the holidaymaker jumped off the balcony or if he fell by accident.The tragedy occurred at approximately 1.45am on Saturday morning at the five-star Melia Don Pepe Hotel in Marbella.Local reports have described the Brit as aged around 50 years old.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he has no fears about Mason Greenwood suffering from burn-out.

Kanye West is “extremely cautious” about hopes to bring the coronavirus crisis to an end with the development of a new vaccine, branding it “the mark of the beast”.

coronavirus pandemic.“We all started there,” Cooper told Loudwire in a new interview. “Everybody from The Beatles to the Rolling Stones to Guns N’ Roses to Alice Cooper to everybody – anybody that’s worth a salt in this business started in a bar somewhere or started in a small venue.”“If you don’t have [small venues], how is a rock band – a young rock band – ever going to get good?” Cooper continued.

Mike Ashley's Sports Direct running it but the new Castore deal has allowed Rangers to get their store back. And with a huge refit in process, they've decided to change the name and now fans who are part of the MyGers membership scheme have a chance to decide its title for themselves.The new scheme rewards fans for their loyalty and will have three tiers with different rewards in each of them.But everyone who has signed up has been offered this chance.

A prison officer has been given a suspended sentence after striking up a romance with an inmate she became "infatuated" with.

The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has addressed some “sad” news he has been thinking about this week after hearing that the Boeing 747 jumbo jet is going into retirement. Jeremy explained the aircraft is “up there” with his favourite machines “in the world” and revealed he will “miss it” when it’s gone.The presenter’s comments about the plane come after Boeing announced that it will end production of any 747s in the factory and won't be taking new orders amid the coronavirus crisis and due to it not being environmentally friendly. Addressing his disappointment over the decision, Jeremy wrote in his latest column for The Sun: “I still marvel at it.

A supermarket shopper says she was left "shocked and disgusted" after witnessing a worker appear to clean baskets with his own spit.

shell out for Daily Star's newsletter. It's FREE! Sign up today for the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxCoronavirus rules are changing again from today as lidos, water parks, outdoor theatres and grassroots sport are allowed to open.