How classic country style became one of autumn’s biggest fashion trends

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has warned that the country could face a second national lockdown by Christmas unless everyone follows the latest coronavirus rules.Speaking to BBC Breakfast this morning, the cabinet minister said that if everyone co-operates, with ‘no one thinking they are immune’, the country can experience Christmas without a lockdown as strict as we saw in Spring.He said: “If everyone follows these measures and no-one thinks that somehow they’re immune or that they don’t have a role to play, if we all pull together as we did during the peak of the virus, we’ll get through this, I’m very confident about that.“We’ll get to Christmas not in a national lockdown, with the economy, with schools open, with the social interaction

Holly Willoughby stunned viewers on Wednesday’s edition of ITV’s This Morning in a tan knitted dress from Reiss, the blonde beauty looked gorgeous as always. The mini dress was teamed with a pair of black block heeled ankle boots from Maje Paris which showed off her killer legs.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentUnspooling in Spain, one of the European countries that’s been the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, the San Sebastian Film Festival was allowed to maintain its 2020 edition under strict sanitary guidelines, albeit with a different approach from the Venice fest.The San Sebastian Festival, which kicked off on Sept.

Ryan Gauld is adamant Aberdeen can spring a Sporting shock even without star defender Scott McKenna on Thursday night. Their Lisbon Europa League opponents will be down nine players and three members of staff - including boss Ruben Amorim - after a litany of positive Covid-19 tests ahead of the capital city clash.

Comedian Russell Brand has found himself at the centre of a Twitter storm after a bizarre tweet about a meeting with two "working class men."

Coats, handbags and dresses may not have been the first things people worried about when Boris Johnson nudged England back in the direction of lockdown on Tuesday evening. But while 10pm restaurant closures and a return to working from home will hit hospitality harder than most, it is still a devastating blow for the fashion industry - particularly since retailers and designers were just beginning to find their feet again after a rocky summer.“Footfall in cities across the world is down enormously and we have shops in many major cities,” adds Sir Paul.

Comedian Russell Brand has found himself at the centre of a Twitter storm after a bizarre tweet about a meeting with two "working class men."

Boris Johnson's address to the nation last night raised many eyebrows across the country, including Lauren Goodger's.

Chelsea before October 5. Frank Lampard has overseen the arrivals of Timo Werner, Kai Havertz, Ben Chilwell and Thiago Silva among others so far this summer, and has admitted that he has decisions to make before the window closes.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry enjoyed a rare joint TV appearance yesterday but it was their pet dog that stole the show.

23 Sep 2020 The Queen of Halloween dressing is no doubt Heidi Klum, who is renowned for going all out with her elaborate costumes.

Halloween is set to look dramatically different this year. If you were accustomed to a huge 'do with friends and family, the new 'rule-of-six' looks set to change that.

Chelsea are set to face Barnsley in the third round of the Carabao Cup this evening, with Thiago Silva expected to make his long-awaited debut for the club. Frank Lampard will be hoping his side bounce back from their first Premier League defeat of the season against Liverpool on Sunday, which was decided by a Sadio Mane brace at Stamford Bridge.

Google Maps has been urged to stop users "walking" on a sacred indigenous site when logged into the street view function.

The Great British Bake Off fans have declared last night’s episode one of the “best ever” thanks to a bizarre showstopper challenge.The hugely popular baking competition returned on Tuesday (22 September), with the bakers challenged to create three-dimensional busts of their celebrity heroes.Among the stars being celebrated in cake form were David Attenborough, Lupita Nyong’o and Bill Bryson.However, while the illustrations promised recognisable likenesses of the celebrities they were imitating, the finished cakes were far less accurate, with viewers taking to Twitter to brand them both hilarious and nightmarish.“Whoever is illustrating these cake bust ideas is setting the contestants up for failure,” one viewer tweeted.“Every single one of

city’s worst hit area and public health officials have been visiting households to reinforce messaging on social distancing, mask wearing, and the mixing of households. Manchester Council’s health lead, Bev Craig, says officials are aware of a higher number of cases in Levenshulme than other city wards.

Wigan. The incident happened at the Co-op store on Church Street in Orrell at around 11.30am on Sunday (September 20).The man threatened the staff member with a knife and demanded to leave the store with a basket full of shopping.Police said the knife was a 'large kitchen knife' with a black handle.He then ran from the scene before getting into a dark blue Ford Focus.A woman was waiting for him in the vehicle.

Nicola Sturgeon ’s nationwide house visiting ban.Alister Jack, who is Boris Johnson ’s Scottish Secretary, said he would have preferred England-style local lockdowns north of the border to a national approach.He said he felt sorry for the parts of Scotland that are witnessing low levels of covid-19 infections.Addressing MSPs yesterday, Sturgeon announced a national ban on visiting other people’s homes in a bid to stem the rise of coronavirus infections.She extended a restriction that has been in place in the west of Scotland to the rest of the country.

coronavirus across Scotland.It comes six months since the country was first put into lockdown in March.Sturgeon also introduced at 10pm curfew for pubs, restaurants and bars, which will be enforced on Friday.Cases across the country have increased over the last two weeks as different parts of the economy open up for the first time since late March when the pandemic hit the UK.Over the previous 24-hour period, 383 new cases of the deadly virus were identified in Scotland and one person died.Yesterday afternoon it was announced that the UK's coronavirus alert level had moved to 4 - meaning the virus is "high or rising exponentially".Sturgeon said the Scottish Government will aim to avoid a full-scale lockdown such as the one imposed in March.

Ben Croll French outfit Atlas V, the production company behind the critically acclaimed “Gloomy Eyes” and one of the industry leaders in narrative VR, has just launched production on its newest animated project, a 20-minute standalone film called “The Little Mouse.”Sharing details of the project with Variety, Atlas V co-founder Antoine Cayrol called the film “a narrative driven fairy tale” that acts as the origin story for the Gallic equivalent of the tooth fairy (known in French-speaking countries as La Petite Souris – the little mouse).Employing a storytelling approach similar to that of “Gloomy Eyes,” and furthering that film’s tone of playful melancholy, this “short story in virtual reality” tells the story of a headstrong young