Here Are The Best Virtual Christmas Party Ideas For Zoom Festivities This Year

Radiohead‘s Jonny Greenwood has written a Christmas letter to the band’s fan community.The letter accompanies a new website the band have set up where fans can send their loved ones Radiohead-themed festive cards.“Usually this letter is a happy gambol through a year of touring,” Greenwood wrote. “Or recording.

Demi Moore is enjoying the festive break in Idaho with her family, and delighted fans when she shared a snowy picture of herself alongside a group of people, which included her daughters Rumer Willis, Tallulah and her boyfriend, Dillon Buss.MORE: Demi Moore's living room looks like a Christmas tree farm in unbelievably festive photoThe group-of-five posed for the snap, alongside their four canine friends, in the middle of a snowy forest, all wrapped up in thick coats and hats.And while many were happy with the wintery snap, many expressed concerns for the dogs, and questioned the Hollywood star about their lack of clothing. WATCH: Demi Moore and her seven dogs together in bed"Are the dogs not cold?" asked a follower, whilst a second one

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Kerry Katona has given her fans an update about her battle with coronavirus, after catching the bug just before Christmas.

Brenda Fricker's iconic role as Home Alone's sad pigeon lady is a staple of Christmas viewing.

In the new year, Rebekah Vardy will take a starring role on the new season of Dancing On Ice.

Kate Garraway has appealed to Sky for help as she and her children have been left without TV or WiFi as they isolate over Christmas.

Kim Kardashian has been brutally criticised for her "ugly" Christmas decorations which fans say look as if they belong in a "morgue".

John Legend and Chrissy Teigen have some seriously set-in-stone Christmas traditions. Example: Chrissy buys her husband the same two gifts every single year for Christmas and he is here for it.

Man Utd captain Harry Maguire has hailed Scott McTominay's performance against Leeds as "one of the best I've seen" after Sunday's 6-2 victory.

Coronavirus deaths could hit almost 900 a day by January 1, according to a shocking new forecast by leading Covid-19 researchers.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A Motherwell music festival celebrating local music and talent went ahead online this year.Motherwell Makes Music is organised by Derek Watson, but it had to ditch the stage for the camera as they moved to a live streamed event due to Covid regulations.The event took place on YouTube on Sunday, December 20 at 7pm.Organiser Derek said: “It’s a shame we had to go online this year but totally understandable given the current situation.“We streamed it live on YouTube and had a donation link set up for people to donate, if they were able, to support the charity Help Musicians.“It’s a difficult time for many and lots in the arts haven’t had work in many

direct to your inboxGood Morning Britain's Adil Ray will spend Christmas on his own after travelling from Tier 3 to Tier 4 for work on the show. The presenter has been hosting the ITV news programme this week alongside Charlotte Hawkins.

here.So what happens over Christmas? Here’s what you need to know. Yes, as long as you live in an area in Tier 1, 2 or 3. Existing support bubbles count as one household towards the three household limit.This means that if you are in a support bubble outside, you can collectively form a Christmas bubble with two other households.Two households in a support bubble can choose to join separate Christmas bubbles, but they should avoid contact with each other both before and after Christmas Day.People who live in Tier 4 areas are still allowed to see their support bubble.So, if you are in Tier 1, 2 or 3, and you are in an existing support bubble with someone who lives in a Tier 4 area, you can see each other on Christmas Day.However, if you

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserPrimary Seven pupils and teacher Margaret Cleland are pictured acepting the store’s donation of selection boxes from Morrisons Airdrie community champion Ann Seagriff.

MARK Wright gave fans a rare glimpse of his glittering festive living room as he got snug ahead of Christmas. The former TOWIE star, who recently sparked his career dream by signing for Crawley Town FC, is taking a much-needed break ahead of his intense football training.

the song has already received the backing of Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker.Brooker noted on Sunday (December 20) that ‘Boris Johnson Is A Fucking Cunt’ had risen to number two on iTunes’ UK songs chart, a likely response from the music-buying public to the UK government’s last-minute decision to scrap the proposed relaxation of coronavirus rules over the Christmas period and implement a new ‘Tier 4’ across London and the South East.As of 11am this morning (December 22) the song is in fourth position, with Ed Sheeran‘s ‘Afterglow’ placed in third behind two versions of LadBaby’s charity single ‘Don’t Stop Me Eatin” (proceeds from which go to The Trussell Trust) which occupy the top two spots.Ah, Britain.

Girls Aloud have had to cancel their plan to have a festive meet up with Sarah Harding due to coronavirus restrictions. Kimberley Walsh yesterday revealed she's pregnant with her third child and said she told her news to two of her bandmates, Nicola Roberts and Cheryl.The singer also told how she had been hoping to tell other bandmates Sarah, who is battling breast cancer, and Nadine Coyle in person.

direct to your inboxFamilies will be bubbling up over the Christmas period to allow them to spend time with loved ones. The government rules allow up to three households to form a bubble on Christmas Day in England - but only if you live in an area in Tier 1, 2 or 3. The plans for Christmas had to be dramatically scaled back amid rising case numbers in the south of England, believed to be caused by a new strain of coronavirus.

direct to your inboxChristmas bubbles will give some people the chance to see their loved ones for the first time in months. The government is allowing up to three households to form a bubble on Christmas Day so that they can celebrate together. But what if your loved ones are in a care home? Care homes are full of vulnerable elderly people, so it is important to think carefully about whether you should spend time with them this Christmas. In England, the government advises that only care home residents of working age should be allowed to leave the care home to form a bubble.

direct to your inboxAfter an unprecedented year, some lucky families will be able to celebrate together this Christmas. The government is allowing people in Tier 1, 2 and 3 to form a bubble of up to three households who will be able to meet up on Christmas Day. For some, it will be the first time they have been able to spend time with loved ones for months. However, the festivities will be far from normal. The UK is facing a critical time in the pandemic after a new strain of the virus, which is believed to spread more quickly than other variants, was identified in the south of England. The government has had to scale back its original plans for Christmas amid rising infection rates in the country. Households will still be able to form