Emergency services race to A82 car crash as road closed for hours

coronavirus deaths overnight and a further 3,216 new positive cases. The latest figures were announced this afternoon as the virus continues to spread across the country.

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Daily Mail reports that Scottish football's Joint Response Group has held talks with the Scottish Government about using areas around stadiums to administer jags to players, staff and fans, with high infection rates among under-30s.

Dua Lipa is being sued after reportedly putting a paparazzi photo of herself on Instagram without permission, reports Billboard.

Children and young people are ‘extremely unlikely’ to become seriously ill from coronavirus, three new studies have found. Experts discovered that children have a one in 50,000 chance of being admitted to intensive care after testing positive for Covid-19.

Kate Garraway showed her excitement for the upcoming Euro 2020 final by donning a patriotic wig this morning.

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Britney Spears rocked the world when she spoke up in court last month in a bid to be freed from her conservatorship.

IRINA is ready to Shayk off the past — as well as her clothes if these shots are anything to go by. The Russian model, 35, dated Hollywood actor Bradley Cooper, 46, until they split in 2019.

The Lightning Seeds‘ Ian Broudie will reunite to perform ‘Three Lions’ on TV tonight, ahead of England’s first major final in 55 years.As iNews reports, the trio will join forces on The Last Leg‘s Euros special, which is set to air on Channel 4 tonight (July 9).It comes after Broudie previously told the publication that he would “find an occasion” to perform the song before the game – but said a pre-match rendition at Wembley Stadium was looking increasingly unlikely.Baddiel, Skinner and Broudie will join comedians Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker live in the studio for a 90-minute extended episode of The Last Leg, which will air at 10pm.Broudie also recently reflected on 25 years of ‘Three Lions’ and revealed the secret behind

Take Five to Stop Fraud campaign is warning people to be on the lookout for the smishing ‘double scam’, which could see them being duped twice as new data shows more and more people are being targeted. Smishing is a technique criminals use to target consumers with texts impersonating trusted organisations, tricking people into giving away their personal and financial information and money.And, the public has experienced an increase in fraud during the pandemic.

AFTER winning the nation’s hearts on the last series of I’m A Celeb, it was only a matter of time before Jordan North hit the big time. And seven months on, he has — having been named successor to Nick Grimshaw as the host of Radio 1’s Drivetime, alongside Vick Hope.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens has pleaded guilty to murdering Sarah Everard in a case that has caused widespread shock and outrage. It can now be reported that Couzens, who joined the Met in 2018, had booked the hire of a Vauxhall Astra car and bought a roll of self-adhesive film days before the murder.

He may be barred from leaving Russia and thus unable to travel to Cannes, but arthouse cinema favorite Kirill Serebrennikov is refusing to let that dampen his spirit ahead of the premiere of his latest movie, Petrov’s Flu, in the French fest’s Competition.

England’s tense match against Italy this weekend in the Euro 2020 final, Gary Lineker has taken to social media — slamming fans who may boo the Italian team while they sing their national anthem.The former footballer branded the select fans as "disrespectful".Gary, 60, has encouraged fans not to boo Italy on Sunday after thousands of fans have come under fire for booing the opposition's national anthem in previous matches.It comes just one day after it emerged that UEFA had opened disciplinary action against England fans for "disrupting" Denmark’s national anthem during the semi-final game.England fans also made loud noises directed towards Germany’s national anthem in the last 16 matches.Now, former Everton striker Gary, who will be

Naman Ramachandran “Postman” by Russian filmmaker Klim Tukaev has won the first prize at the sixth Nespresso Talents global short film competition.“Bagman,” by Jan Kellner, took the second prize, while “Speaking in Flowers,” by Nicolina Sterbet, took third. Both are from the Czech Republic.The winners were selected by the competition’s international jury, which includes actors Mark Chao (“Detective Dee: The Four Heavenly Kings”) and Zita Hanrot (“Paul Sanchez est revenu!”), world explorer and adventurer Mike Horn, writer, director and Nespresso Talents 2020 winner Faride Schroeder (“Oasis”) and actor and director Sonia Rolland (“Madame”).A total of 993 short films were submitted from 60 countries and 15 were shortlisted.

Sean Ono Lennon has remixed ‘Summer Sun’, a track from Matt Berry‘s latest album ‘The Blue Elephant’.The musician has retained the song’s dizzying psychedelic turns but added a squelching, acid house backbone that transports it to a club setting – listen below.‘The Blue Elephant’, Berry’s ninth album, was released in May via Acid Jazz records.

iOS - Android Workers at the nearby Righead Industrial Estate also reported hearing emergency services race to the scene just across the motorway.

fire engines are currently on the scene battling the well developed blaze.

Dumfries, to get in touch. Around 6pm, it was reported that two men were within a black Mitsubishi car when a male passenger got out of the car while it was being driven north on the A76 and jumped over a wall.The driver of the vehicle stopped the car and then jumped out of the passenger’s side of the vehicle as a fight kicked off between the two.The driver then got back inside of the car and drove off - leaving the other male behind.Police are urging anyone who was in the area at the time or has information to get in touch on 101, quoting PDG0143670721.