Covid travel restrictions eased as warning issued over behaviour at Stirling beauty spots

Kanye West’s new album Donda 2 will not be available on streaming platforms.

Victoria Beckham's workout regime look? The former Spice Girl shared a glimpse at her intense exercise routine on Friday, and fans were seriously impressed – including her biggest champion, husband David Beckham!SPORTY SPICE: Victoria Beckham's extreme diet and fitness secrets unveiledThe mother-of-four – who raises children Brooklyn, 22, Romeo, 19, Cruz, 16, and 10-year-old Harper with David – shared a series of photographs from her home gym, revealing her "relentless" regime, expertly crafted by her personal trainer Bobby Rich.

Jamie Lang “Transplant,” Canada’s most-watched drama series, will be back for a third season at CTV, produced by Sphere Media in association with CTV and Universal International Studios, a division of Universal Studio Group.Season 3 will shoot in Montréal, with Hamza Haq returning as protagonist Dr. Bashir Hamed, a Syrian refugee who fled to Canada where he now practices medicine.

His side of the story. Matthew Perry is ready to clear up all the misconceptions about his life — from his time on Friends and beyond — in his upcoming book, Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing.

Emiliano De Pablos Closing in on one of the leading voices in Caribbean cinema, Sony Pictures Television has acquired from Latido Films Latin American rights to “Hotel Coppelia,” directed by Dominican filmmaker José María Cabral.Produced by Santo Domingo-based Rafael Elías Muñoz at Lantica Media and Cabral’s outfit Tabula Rasa, “Hotel Coppelia” is a real events-inspired drama, set during the 1965 Revolution in Dominican Republic.The story focus on a forlorn band of prostitutes, forced to pick sides when the American military invades and the soldiers hole up in their seaside brothel.“It would be impossible to think of a better house to have ‘Hotel Coppelia’ seen in Latin America,” Latido Films CEO Antonio Saura told Variety about the Sony Pictures deal. “The film deals with great intelligence with important issues of the history not only of the Dominican Republic but of all the region, but seen through the eyes of unexpected protagonists, caught in events that are beyond their reach.

Manori Ravindran International EditorThe BBC is handing one of its juggernaut shows a multi-season renewal and moving production outside of London for the first time since 2001.Cooking competition series “MasterChef,” produced by Banijay U.K.-owned Shine TV, has been renewed for six more seasons, and is moving from London to Birmingham from 2024. The relocation is part of the BBC’s six-year “Across the U.K.” strategy, which was first announced in March 2021 and committed $978 million to expanding key services outside of London and further afield in the U.K.

Kanye West took a break from talking about Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson to give fans an update about his highly-anticipated new album Donda 2 on Feb. 17. “Donda 2 will only be streaming on my own platform, the Stem Player,” Kanye wrote on Instagram. “You can download new music from StemPlayer.com. You can play four different elements of the track: vocals, drums, bass and music. It also has a MP3 player available. We currently have 67,000 available and are making 3,000 a day.”

Wickes is here to help; using some of your favourite celeb rooms to inspire the looks in your home.What's more, Wickes is also hosting a huge paint sale event until March 2, so you can save on some of the smaller things too.TV presenter and DIY goddess, Stacey Solomon has catalogued the renovation of her dreamy farmhouse home throughout 2020 and there’s one room we cannot get enough of. Her ‘Blue Loo’ takes inspiration from farmhouse style with porcelain painted sinks, brass taps and a high-level toilet and cistern system.

KFC goodness? The fast food giant is loved by millions across country, plus around the globe.Now to celebrate the opening of 1,000 restaurants in the UK and Ireland, KFC is launching a Golden Bucket Hunt.The hunt features prizes that chicken fans are going to absolutely love.All you have to do to win is find one of the limited-edition Golden Buckets, but you'll have to be lucky.Only five of these incredible buckets are up for grabs across the UK and Ireland.It basically feels like the Willy Wonka of chicken doesn't it?Inside you'll find five special KFC cards which unlock access to prizes including 1,000 free visits to any restaurant.There's also a £1,000 KFC voucher up for grabs to spend at any branch and a trip to Kentucky to visit the home of Colonel Sanders.To have a chance of winning, you'll need to head into one of the five chosen restaurants and say "1k Win" at the counter.If it's the right one and you're the first person to say the codeword, you'll instantly win one of the five prizes and a Bargain Bucket. To get you started we can reveal the chosen restaurants are around South Lanarkshire, Dublin, London, Manchester and Pontyclun.

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond left Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly in tears with a naughty 'pillows' joke during the latest show.Friday's episode of the ITV programme saw Alison and Dermot O'Leary interview the iconic duo ahead of the return of Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway this weekend.During the interview, Ant and Dec discussed their 'paranoia' about being pranked themselves after duping so many of their celebrity pals across the series - leading to the hysterical moment.Dec said: "The worst time is when you have a bad massage or treatment or something and you're in a state of undress and you're like, 'oh my god. This is an undercover job'."Gesturing a massage motion, Ant added: "When the thumb just reaches a little bit too close to you know what.

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Dubai is one of the most glamorous holiday destinations in the world but for some tourists their holiday of a lifetime turned into a holiday from hell.The United Arab Emirates country has notoriously strict laws in place and many tourists may unintentionally break the rules without knowingShould they be caught in the act, it can get pretty ugly with some unfortunate Brits being handed large prison sentences in an instant.In the last year alone, five British people were locked up in the country for crimes as petty as sending rude WhatsApp messages. This is what happened to each of them.Football coach Billy Hood, 25, was arrested in January 2021 by police for “unintentionally possessing” CBD vape oil in the United Arab Emirates country.After being detained for the year and forced to sign a confession in Arabic, Billy was given a 25-year sentence which was then reduced to 10 years on appeal.

CHLOE Ferry has once again sparked engagement rumours as she shows off diamond ring after just THREE months of dating. The reality star posed for a sexy snap in lingerie - but distracted fans with her enormous sparkler.

Ayrshire is maintaining its grip on coronavirus as Scotland gets set for more lockdown easing.Scottish Government and Public Health Scotland figures reveal that just 16 new coronavirus cases have been detected in Ayrshire in the last 24 hours.

here.The Crown Office statistics detail how many have died in each care home except where homes have four or fewer deaths for reasons of confidentiality.There are 198 care homes with fewer than five deaths but if each of those lost four residents to Covid the true picture could be nearer 4,000 deaths.A special Crown Office unit has been established to examine all deaths in care homes.The care home industry said they felt let down by the Scottish Government at the start of the outbreak while unions have said their members felt let down by both the government and some care home bosses who did not respond to the pandemic as promptly as members were demanding.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has admitted mistakes were made during the pandemic.She

Join thousands of others and get the latest West Lothian Courier news and sport sent straight to your inbox.The latest data revealed that coronavirus infections continue to decline in West Lothian but Nicola Sturgeon all but ruled out summer holidays abroad yesterday.The Public Health Scotland figures show that as of April 19 there were just 6 new cases and 73 over the week in West Lothian.The seven day positivity is now down to only 39.9 per 100,000, well below the Level Two threshold that will see pubs and cinemas open in May.Meanwhile Nicola Sturgeon had bad news for people in West Lothian hoping to travel for holidays abroad in the "weeks and months" ahead.Speaking to SKY News, Ms Sturgeon said international travel restrictions will

coronavirus travel restrictions have been removed in Scotland and more people are now able to meet up outdoors. The latest stage in lockdown easing was announced at an unscheduled Covid-19 briefing by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Tuesday.

Scottish Government brought forward a series of changes to Scotland’s lockdown on Tuesday after ‘encouraging’ data emerged over the last couple of weeks.From tomorrow, six Scots from six households will be allowed to meet outdoors for socialising, recreation and exercise.People will also be able to travel outside of their local authority area for the first time in months as travel restrictions around Scotland are also lifted.The changes mean that families and friends will be reunited for the first time since lockdown was reimposed in Scotland back in Boxing Day last year.Speaking at a coronavirus press briefing on Tuesday, Nicola Sturgeon said: “Many of those reunions will be long-awaited, and much anticipated.

Nicola Sturgeon has already given the go-ahead for Hampden to house around 12,000 fans at all its scheduled Euro 2020 games this summer. Leading officials at Scotland’s top clubs are now desperate to build on that in the face of worries they won’t be able to shift season books.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish politics news sent straight to your inbox.International travel will still be banned and Nicola Sturgeon said she hoped restrictions will be lifted on a four-nations approach.The First Minister said foreign travel remained “a significant risk” and sounded downbeat about the prospects of foreign holiday travel from May 17 as proposed by UK Ministers.She said: “It may well be the case that we do have to endure restrictions in international travel for a bit longer as the price we pay for much greater normality here in Scotland.”UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said this week that the target for foreign holidays resuming remained 17 May at the earliest.There will be a watch list for

First Minister said she intends the curbs to be scrapped on April 26th.