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direct to your inbox The government has announced its 'roadmap' for easing lockdown restrictions in England in the coming months.And it includes much-anticipated details around resuming weddings which have been largely unable to go ahead for many months.The first date things will change, albeit not very much, is 29 March.At this point, weddings can proceed with up to 6 attendees but will no longer be limited to 'exceptional circumstances.'On 12 April, the government plans to begin step 2 of the phased reopening.At this point, the government says weddings, receptions, and commemorative events including wakes will be able to take place with up to 15 attendees in premises that are permitted to open.Step 3 will begin no earlier than 17 May.At

The government is this afternoon unveiling its roadmap out of the third national lockdown - in the hope of returning life close to normality in June.Its four-step plan, beginning with all school and college pupils returning on March 8, aims to gradually reopen society and the economy over the next four months, although it stresses every stage will be dependent on what the data on vaccinations, hospitalisations, infection rates and deaths say.Ultimately it aims to scrap all legal limitations to social mixing in the summer, although no earlier than June 21.Each staging post in the process will be spaced five weeks apart - a month so ministers can study the impact of the last stage and a week so people have time to prepare.This is how it

Kim Kardashian took a bit of a social media break after news broke that she filed for divorce from her husband Kanye West last week. They were married for nearly seven years.

Amanda Holden has been seen returning to work at Heart FM studios after breaking lockdown rules to visit her parents in Cornwall.The 50 year old, who recently celebrated her milestone birthday by stripping completely naked and lying on top of a cake, was photographed strutting her way down Leicester Square in London in a stylish dress.The sunshine yellow number had a cut-out feature on the chest as well as a matching yellow belt, which wrapped around her waist and highlighted her slim figure.The Britain's Got Talent judge paired the look with a black coat that she draped over her shoulders like a cape, allowing it to flow behind her.

Boris Johnson has unveiled Britain's roadmap to recovery, with non-essential shops and businesses to reopen on April 12.

Zoom classes due to the pandemic.But, one day the little girl’s Zoom stopped working mid-lesson and wouldn’t let her log back in.Her mum tried to fix the issue, but was unable to – she assumed it was a “weird glitch” and let her daughter go and play.For two more days the issue continued and the mum explained to the teacher they were having technical issues.She tried using Zoom in a different house and spent hours talking to Zoom’s tech support team.The teacher even tried to create a whole new meeting for the class so that the little girl could access the lesson, but it didn’t work.For two weeks the family gave up and mum homeschooled her daughter.Then, when the savvy child was sent to do some work at a pals house her mate spotted

Chinese blockbusters Hi, Mom and Detective Chinatown 3 both sailed past the $600 million mark during their second weekend in cinemas — an unprecedented feat for two films competing head-to-head in a single market. Heartwarming comedy Hi, Mom, produced by Beijing Culture, has emerged as China's 2021 Lunar New Year champion despite beginning the holiday in distant second behind Wanda Pictures' comedy franchise hit Detective Chinatown 3.

food to their work instead of pay for it themselves.Good Fortune Burger, based in Toronto, Ontario, has sneakily changed the name of some of its burgers and sides on both Uber Eats and DoorDash.The firm has also been encouraging people to 'Order. Eat.

Tipping Point viewers were left scratching their heads on Monday afternoon as contestant Betty tried her luck on the tough ITV quiz show.Host Ben Shephard welcomed four contestants to the famous studio as they battled it out to win the highly sought after cash prizes.Betty, Ben, Chris and Rachel answered a series of questions to win turns on an arcade-style machine.Dropping tokens down a choice of four chutes, they each hoped to knock piles of the counters off a moving shelve – the more they collected, the greater the prize fund.Things got off to a tricky start for Betty as she got a series of questions wrong during the first round of the competition, including on about the digital clock wrong.Ben asked the contestant: "On a 24-hour clock,

coronavirus roadmap to normal life is outlined by Prime Minister Boris Johnson this afternoon, what does the rule of six mean? The “rule of six” is returning, along with new measures which allow two households to meet.It gives flexibility back for friends and family to see each other after the last lockdown denied them of this.The Prime Minister has said from March 8, people will be permitted to have socially distanced one-on-one meetups with others outdoors in a public space.This means friends and family members could sit down for a coffee or have a picnic in the park, something not currently allowed under lockdown.From March 29 more social contact is expected to be permitted, with outdoor gatherings allowed either under the rule of six or

direct to your inboxFans will be allowed back in sports stadiums no earlier than 17 May, the government has said. The announcement is being made by the Prime Minister Boris Johnson as part of his 'roadmap' out of the current national lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus.

Boris Johnson has unveiled his lockdown roadmap, revealing how and when Covid restrictions will be lifted in England.

Shane Duffy to the hilt after sick trolls targeted the centre-back on social media over the weekend.The Ireland captain was subjected to disgusting private messages on his Instagram account, including being labelled a 'fenian b******'.The vile troll then told Duffy "ur f***ing s**** u c***" before sending a taunt regarding his late father, Brian, who passed away in May of last year.It followed the 1-0 Premiership defeat to Ross County on Sunday night, and Duffy shared a screenshot of the messages, captioning: "There's abuse which is fine but surely there's a limit nah."Now the Parkhead side stands firmly behind centre-back Duffy, with the matter currently in the hands of Police Scotland to investigate.And a club spokesperson told the

Mila Kunis has signed on to topline the Netflix feature adaptation of Luckiest Girl Alive, based on author Jessica Knoll’s 2015 New York Times bestselling novel of the same name.

Boris Johnson has outlined his government’s plan for a four-stage exit from the UK’s national lockdown, which will see some sectors shuttered until at least June.

Indoor meetings will still be banned until at least the middle of May, the Prime Minister has announced, as he begins to lift lockdown rules in England.

Shops, hairdressers, barbers, gyms and pools are set to reopen on April 12, the government has announced. The 'non-essential' shops and leisure facilities will finally open their doors again as lockdown begins to ease.

After weeks of speculation and intrigue, Boris Johnson has unveiled his 68-page lockdown roadmap.

Angelique Jackson If she wasn’t already, Mila Kunis is now the “Luckiest Girl Alive,” signing on to star in the film adaptation of the best-selling novel for Netflix.Kunis stars as Ani FaNell in the upcoming film, based on Jessica Knoll’s 2015 New York Times best-selling thriller about a New York magazine editor whose “meticulously crafted life” is upended when a crime documentary forces her to relive the shocking truths of a devastating incident from her teenage years.

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson's roadmap for recovery is being published today and unlocks England in several, distinct stages. From March 29, outdoor gatherings of either six people or a larger group from up to two households will be allowed.

The four tests are:Restrictions will only be lifted if all tests are met at each stage.Here are the key dates out of lockdown:As already suggested, all students will return to schools and colleges with the likes of after schools clubs and school sports allowed to resume.There will also be allowance for more recreational activity with two people allowed to meet in a public space.