Coronavirus Scotland: 51 new deaths as new Christmas guidance is issued

Tottenham defender Jan Vertonghen.Yaremchuk came on with his side 3-0 ahead, which is how the game finished at the Estadio da Luz. And the striker became the latest player to receive an outcry of support following the Russian invasion of Ukraine last week, being met with huge applause as he took to the pitch.

BBC show Ready, Steady, Cook, along with appearing on everything from Children In Need to Strictly Come Dancing.He’s also been granted his very own shows including Ainsley’s Food We Love, Ainsley’s Good Mood Food and Ainsley’s Mediterranean Cookbook.To celebrate the star turning 65, Daily Star takes a look back at his most outrageous moments over the years - from a ‘finger-licking’ row to a clumsy mistake by ITV.Ready, Steady, Cook star Ainsley left fans disgruntled - and demanding he be ousted from his post - when he was branded “unhygienic” for his “finger-licking” cooking style.They even called for him to be axed from the BBC cookery show back in 2007.He was even slammed by one health and hygiene expert, David Robinson, who claimed to the Evening Standard: “Ainsley Harriott comes across as a very entertaining character but he has got to be more careful."Most chefs have to taste their food to adjust the seasoning but it is one thing preparing food in your own home and quite another for other people in front of TV cameras - especially when you're talking about uncooked foods where germs that have been introduced cannot be killed.”One viewer of the show added: “He continually interferes with the chefs and... dip[s] his dirty hands into the food that they are preparing.

Wyndi visited a nail salon and paid $100 (£84) for a "French ombre coffin" designs in white and pale pink – and the result wasn't what she was expected. She shared the experience on TikTok, showing the inspiration picture that she was looking for.During the pamper session, she requested elegant yet simple French nails with a fading and blending effects.But in reality, she's got some chunky square nails with almost no ombre pattern at all.Wyndi said she told the nail technician that she didn't like the finished results."I'm not a super picky person but damn this wasn't even okay," Wyndi responded in the comments.

food for a week says he "regrets everything" after trying to shop on a Universal Credit budget.In search of a bargain or two, Gregory Ford challenged himself to eat from the budget section and only picked out discounted, yellow sticker food.He has since said the challenge is one of the toughest tasks he faced and that the week was "marred with misadventures". Gregory, a reporter for HullLive, set himself the task of only shopping in the reduced section to see whether or not he could live off of the Universal Credit budget.

celebrities for the Screen Actors Guild Awards - and she certainly looked the part.

Dan Walker revealed he's already had "difficult" conversations with his kids about the Ukraine crisis.It came when the BBC Breakfast star, who is also a dad-of-three, issued an urgent appeal to any worried parents watching at home with their children during Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Dan and his co-star Sally Nugent had just been speaking to the Defence Secretary Ben Wallace about the latest events in Ukraine as well as Putin's threat of nuclear attacks.It comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his military leaders to put his country's nuclear arsenal on high alert after Russia invaded Ukraine last week.The crisis has seen wide-spread fighting break out in major cities across Ukraine like its capital Kyiv, with Russia launching a number of attacks which includes airstrikes and missiles.Speaking directly to any concerned parents on Monday's show (February 28), Dan opened up about how he has already had "difficult" chats with his young kids about the war.He wanted to reassure viewers he was aware that young children might be witnessing the scary topics, such as nuclear missiles, covered on the show that morning, The presenter said: "Mr Wallace talking there about having conversations with his own children.

Dave Cormack has blasted Jason Leitch's latest public refusal to allow fans back into Scottish stadia as 'scaremongering'. The Dons chief was publicly critical of the Clinical Director in a series of tweets on Friday, highlighting the low risk of Covid transmission in outdoor events in comparison to other sectors.

referendum. Before the first speeches, Sturgeon said she has "never been so certain" Scotland will achieve independence.

First Minister spoke ahead of her party’s annual conference today by telling members she has “never been so certain” the country will achieve independence.Her party is riding high in opinion polls and is widely tipped to win a majority of MSPs at next year's Holyrood election.That could set off a constitutional showdown with Westminster as the SNP uses its mandate to demand an IndyRef2 takes place.While Prime Minister Boris Johnson has repeatedly said he will not allow another referendum on Scottish independence to take place, Sturgeon said a majority for her party in next year’s Holyrood election should enable such a vote to happen.On Thursday, she said a referendum could be held “in the earlier part” of the next parliamentary session.She

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Level four restrictions that have closed all non-essential businesses have been introduced at a “devastating” time for independent shops it has been warned.Stores across West Dunbartonshire have been forced to close their doors until at least December 11, with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon saying that infection rates locally remain “stubbornly high” and that the move to the strictest of level of the Scottish Government’s system comes in an attempt to allow people to see their loved ones over the festive period.The move comes at the busiest time of year for many local businesses though, with preparations for Black Friday and the pre-Christmas rush

post-Brexit paperwork for fish products.

vote on the constitution. With the Nationalists currently soaring in the polls it means Boris Johnson could face huge pressure to allow an IndyRef2 to take place in the coming years - despite repeatedly saying he would not.

festive break between December 23 and 27. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon agreed the basic UK-wide plan but urged caution and wants to keep gatherings to a minimum.

agreement to allow trave l across the whole of the UK regardless of what lockdown level each area is in at the time. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon backed the plan but told people to "think carefully" before reuniting with relatives and loved ones.

Prime Minister said there is "a very good discussion going on" with the devolved governments over the length of the festive break. Earlier on Monday Nicola Sturgeon said she wants to see only “a small number of households” to meet up over “a small number of days” over the festive period amid fears that looser restrictions will lead to a higher number of infections.

SPFL have called on the Scottish Government to start planning for fans returning to football grounds after a welcome announcement down south. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed a framework to allow supporters in England back into stadia as the blanket three-week lockdown is set to conclude early next month.

Hogmanay parties next month.The First Minister said today the New Year period was not part of the four-nations discussions on how to ease lockdown restrictions in late December.The focus would instead be on allowing people to meet indoors in small numbers around Christmas.The SNP leader said when it came to relaxing the rules next month, ministers "couldn't do everything" and warned a ban on indoor household gatherings could be back in place by Hogmanay.Speaking at her daily media briefing in Edinburgh, Sturgeon said: "We have to consider that the tradition of Hogmanay and New Year's Day dinner is more established in Scotland than other parts of the UK, but I do not expect we will be announcing any particular relaxations over the New Year

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.New weekly coronavirus cases in Lanarkshire increased slightly last week for the first time in a month.At her daily press briefing in Edinburgh on Monday, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed there had been 190 new cases in Lanarkshire on Sunday.As a result, last week there were 1586 new Covid-19 cases in the region - a four per cent increase on the previous week.Case numbers had fallen in each of the past three weeks after peaking at 2719 in mid October.However, the "stubbornly high" prevalence of the virus in the region led the Scottish Government to introduce the highest level of coronavirus restrictions last week.Ms Sturgeon today said that

Perth and Kinross rose by almost 27 per cent last week.

EAMONN Holmes and Ruth Langsford's axing from This Morning's Friday slot was sparked by a refusal to gift Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon a Christmas bauble, according to reports. Veteran broadcaster Eamonn, 60, is said to have had an explosive clash with show editor Martin Frizell ahead of last December's General Election.

Labour leader Richard Leonard. In areas of Scotland living under Level 2 restrictions or higher outdoor sports for those over the age of 18 are currently not allowed.However, professional matches can still go ahead.Leonard claims the current Scottish Government regulations will create a “two-tiered” footballing system.