Coronavirus rule changes: Full list of places you must now wear a mask in England

holidaymakers are still able to travel abroad - albeit often subject to conditions - many are wondering when they will be allowed to take that dream trip over the pond.Undeniably he pandemic has disrupted international travel for much of 2020 and rules differ widely depending where you're travelling to - or coming back from, and in many cases causing confusion.US president Donald Trump essentially closed the American borders at a very early stage in the Covid-19 pandemic, banning flights from the UK and Europe.And the restrictions, which were put in place on March 16, still have yet to be lifted, meaning UK travellers will not be granted entry into the US - with very few exemptions.This means holidays to popular tourism hotspots such as

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A delivery driver who beat coronavirus after two weeks strapped to a ventilator has recalled his frightening ordeal.Tam McCue,64, thought he was a goner as his condition worsened at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley.He knew he was in dire straits when the paramedic who arrived at his home in Barrhead “kept going on the radio, saying ‘I need that ambulance now .”’Now he is fronting a recovery programme in the hope his story is inspirational to others.Tam is among the first intensive care survivors to be part of a rehab programme run by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.The five-week course - which all has to be done online - has seen Tam being awarded

Students from the University of Portsmouth enjoyed a wild time on the town after the coronavirus restrictions cut short their night.Youngsters were pictured spilling out onto the street after the 10pm pub and bar curfew kicking in, with many seen heading straight to Tesco or Sainsbury's to take booze home. Freshers had earlier enjoyed a Tuesday night out on the town in bars and pubs in the city's Guildhall Walk.But it comes as coronavirus outbreaks wreak havoc across the UK.It comes after the university's vice-chancellor Professor Graham Galbraith revealed Portsmouth has spent "millions" to avoid a coronavirus outbreak.

East Kilbride News: “I think we’re bearing the brunt of the restrictions unfairly and it’s becoming a real strain on hospitality. If it continues like this there are undoubtedly going to be a lot of pubs out of business by Christmas.

Nothing But Thieves are among the leading names on the line-up of the virtual Headstock Weekender festival, which is being held to mark World Mental Health Day next month.Set to take place from October 10-11, Headstock Weekender will be broadcast for free on the United We Stream GM platform and will feature live music, exclusive talks and immersive wellbeing experiences.This two-day virtual festival replaces the initial week-long event that had been planned to take place across Manchester back in May, but those plans were shelved due to the coronavirus pandemic.On the music bill for the Headstock Weekender are Nothing But Thieves, Kodaline, Larkins, The Slow Readers Club, Yousef and Prospa.

John Lennon was said to be “physically sick” from nerves before performing with Elton John at a 1974 show in New York’s Madison Square Garden after the Beatle lost a bet with Elton.Elton worked extensively with Lennon on his 1974 ‘Walls and Bridges’ album, providing backing vocals and piano on the lead single ‘Whatever Gets You Through The Night’.Despite not being a firm favourite of Lennon’s, Elton convinced him to release the track – and wagered that they would have to perform the number together if it topped the Billboard Hot 100.When the song went on to bag the top spot and became a massive hit, Elton revealed that Lennon was then faced with battling his nerves before the pair performed it in November 1974.Opening up to Sean Ono Lennon

Eric Clapton has lent his support to Van Morrison’s Save Live Music campaign – although he’s not made it clear if he’s completely on board with Morrison’s new conspiracy-theory-pushing singles.Morrison, of course, announced plans to release three new anti-lockdown singles over the course of a month, as part of his campaign to get live music up and running again. The first, ‘Born To Be Free’, was released last Friday, with two more to come in October.

Jesse Jo Stark has shared her brand new single ‘Die Young’. Check it out below, along with the artwork and some exclusive polaroids taken by Yungblud.A waltzing and opulent dose of emotive pop-noir, ‘Die Young’ sees Cher‘s goddaughter mark the changing of the seasons with something fittingly autumnal.Speaking about the lyrics, Stark told NME they were inspired by how “you have to die a million times just to become who you are, and that is beautiful.“The track also comes with artwork shot by none other than Yungblud.“This picture makes me feel like I have nothing to hide – it’s raw, messy and true,” Stark told NME.

I'M A Celebrity is under threat as Wales has been hit by new lockdown rules. The show is due to to start filming at Gwrych Castle in Conwy in the next few weeks - but the county is under new restrictions on social bubbles and meeting indoors.

COVID-19 SUPPORT INTIATIVESAIM‘s COVID-19 Crisis Fund has received new donations of £300,000, meaning the trade group has reached 80% of its funding scheme’s original £1 million target. The new donations include a further £50,000 from collecting society PPL, which already put in £100,000.

Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin has explained his “least favourite” scene in the HBO show.Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, the writer said the scene he liked the least cropped up in season one, and pointed to potential budget issues as the reason behind his disappointment.The estimated $6 million per episode, a substantial budget for 2011, still proved to be insufficient to bring Martin’s ideas to life.“Where we really fell down in terms of budget was my least favourite scene in the entire show, in all eight seasons: King Robert goes hunting,” Martin said.“Four guys walking on foot through the woods carrying spears and Robert is giving Renly shit.

Gary Barlow has had an amazing few months, preparing for the release of his latest music as well as focusing on more time with his family during lockdown.

The PFA have started restructuring to make sure no one can ever wield colossal power again like outgoing chief executive Gordon Taylor.

held a press conference from Downing Street six days ago to outline his new financial support measures for businesses and workers. The Prime Minister last held a press conference three weeks ago today after an absence of nearly six weeks.

DR ALEX George has showed off his incredible new London flat with a waterfall shower and mezzanine bedroom. The Love Island favourite sold his previous pad earlier this year after spending 18 months lovingly renovating it.

Pet owners will know that planning a holiday can be tricky when you're trying to work out what to do with your beloved animal.

PRESENTER Cat Deeley and husband Patrick Kielty celebrated their 8th wedding anniversary in London last night. The couple recently swapped California for the UK, having moved into a North London flat earlier this year before the coronavirus pandemic.

EASTENDERS fans have praised the soap's "clever" social-distancing workaround that let Stuart Highway and Rainie Cross kiss on their wedding day. Show bosses were determined to do the popular characters' big day justice despite coronavirus guidelines making depictions of physical contact almost impossible.

circuit-breaker lockdown would close down pubs and restaurants for two weeks and could help "restore some normality" in time for Christmas. Speaking to The Daily Telegraph, he said: "For me, it is only a matter of time because the virus isn't able to be controlled in the city with the restrictions we have now.

really is behind her enviably glowing skin, listen up. The singer and entrepreneur is adding head teacher to her impressive CV, thanks to the Fenty Beauty University, which starts this week.

Dua Lipa, The Weeknd, Michael Kiwanuka and Beyoncé lead the nominations for this year's UK music video awards.