How long will tier system last and how often will it be reviewed?

Oti Mabuse has quit Strictly Come Dancing after seven years as a pro dancer, as she said goodbye to her BBC colleagues.The star shared her big news on Instagram, thanking the people who work on the show and the celebrities she has performed with.Oti, who has seen her television judging career flourish since joining Dancing On Ice, said she is "so grateful" for her time on the BBC show.She shared a gallery of images of her years on Strictly and a lengthy caption, which started: "Never easy to say goodbye."I have been part of the most amazing TV show, Strictly Come Dancing for the past seven years and it has been an incredible time."Lifting the glitter ball twice and having the best journey with all my celebrities, but also meeting and working with the best team, crew, producers, celebs and incredible professional dancers!"You are my family and I adore you all forever.

fire at officers after a confrontation with McDonald’s staff over an order mix-up.Officers were called to the scene following a dispute over an order at the McDonald's drive-thru in Midvale, Utah.The man allegedly brandished a firearm at staff after they told him to pull upfront while they corrected his order.As he was being arrested, an officer noticed a gun being brandished in the back seat.The quick-thinking officer managed to deflect the firearm to avoid serious injury to themselves or anyone else in the vehicle.It was then he realised the person holding the gun was a four-year-old and shouted “kid” to ensure his fellow officers were aware of children in the car.A shot did go off but it went into the roof of the car, leaving the four-year-old and his three-year-old sibling with no injuries.The officer received a minor injury to his arm and was hailed a “hero” for his restraint and quick thinking, which is believed to have saved a life.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Police could have “fired back not knowing who was in that vehicle” had it not been for the officer's actions, said Sheriff Rosie Rivera with the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office.Officers later identified the suspect as 27-year-old Sadaat Johnson of Midvale.Sheriff Rivera said, “This is a sad day for law enforcement and our community. To have an adult think it is okay to encourage a four-year-old to pull a firearm and shoot at police illustrates how out of hand the campaign against police has gotten.“This needs to stop and we need to come together as a community to find solutions to the challenges we face in our neighbourhoods.

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The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxMPs have voted in favour of the new coronavirus tiers in the House of Commons, set to be introduced this week.Prime Minister Boris Johnson's proposals passed in the House of Commons by 291 votes to 78 after the Labour Party abstained. It marks the biggest Conservative rebellion of this Parliament.

Business as usual: Mid-tier firms predict rapid recovery after vaccine rolloutAccording to The Guardian no names are thought to have been confirmed, however Rashford, who is widely admired for his child food poverty campaign, is understood to be considered an ideal candidate, along with the likes of the royal family. Politicians will not be used.Moderna and Pfizer/Biontech said their vaccines were more than 90 per cent effective. Boris Johnson appoints new minister for UK coronavirus vaccine rolloutAstrazeneca/Oxford University announced that their jab was around 70 per cent effective, although some have questioned the data.

Mass rapid testing is just the latest in a long line of game-changing Covid-19 breakthroughs hailed by Boris Johnson which may not deliver on the promise.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxEngland's coronavirus tier system – which many have slammed as nonsensical and unfair – could end in just nine weeks, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reportedly told Tory MPs this evening.According to the Daily Telegraph, the prime minister said in a letter to Conservative MPs on Saturday night that the much maligned Covid tier system could end on February 3, as any continued measures would need to be voted on in Parliament around January 27.Mr Johnson reportedly wrote: "The Government will again need to secure Parliament’s support before then, in order for the tiered approach to remain in place until the end of March as we believe

Boris Johnson placed millions in a second lockdown at the start of November which is due to end on December 2. Next month England will enter a three-tier system to replace the current lockdown.

lockdown tiers for specific areas in England have been finally been published. When the national lockdown ends on December 2, each area will have to adhere to local restrictions.

Boris Johnson unveiled the government’s winter plan on Monday, November 23, which involved going into a tiered system of restrictions when the national lockdown ends on December 2. The tiered system will be similar to the one from October, but will be stricter, and more areas have been placed in Tiers One and Tier Two.Ministers were expected to announce the full list of tiers for every part of England today, November 26.Health Secretary Matt Hancock has listed the areas, but surprisingly only three areas will be in the lowest Tier One.There are only three areas which will be in Tier One, or the medium alert level.They are Cornwall, The Isle of Wight and the Isles of Scilly.

England will return to a tiered system of coronavirus restrictions next week when the national lockdown ends.

Boris Johnson has announced that the national lockdown in England will end on December 2.The country will return to a tiered system, however this time around, ministers warned it has been "strengthened".The Prime Minister also labelled this upcoming festive period as the season to be "jolly careful", as talks continue between the devolved nations on a Christmas plan.Depending on the severity of coronavirus in an area, it will either be placed into Tier 1, 2, or 3 - with confirmations expected on Thursday.The top tier - very high alert - has the toughest set of rules, similar to the national lockdown.Hospitality venues will remain closed except for takeaways, and households won't be able to mix except for in outdoor public places.But those

Earlier today, Boris Johnson confirmed that the national lockdown in England will be lifted on December 2.From this date, people will be able to go to the gym, hairdressers and beauty salons once again.In a speech to the commons, the Prime Minister said: "From next Wednesday people will be able to leave their home for any purpose and meet others in outdoor public spaces, subject to the rule of six, collective worship, weddings and outdoor sports can resume, and shops, personal care, gyms and the wider leisure sector can reopen."But without sensible precautions, we would risk the virus escalating into a winter or New Year surge."The incidents of the disease is, alas, still widespread in many areas."The lifting of lockdown rules means that

England will face tiered coronavirus restrictions when the country's second national lockdown ends on December 2.

Shops, hairdressers and thousands of pubs will be able to open once more as England comes out of its month-long national lockdown.

Support bubbles rules in England are set to be expanded when the national lockdown ends in ten days, Boris Johnson has announced.

On Monday November 23, Boris Johnson is expected to reveal his exact plan for controlling the further spread of coronavirus this winter to MPs, as well as mapping out exactly how he will make Christmas possible for millions of frustrated Brits.Today, Downing Street are said to be discussing and signing off on plans which are being put in place to safeguard any gains made during this national lockdown.The Prime Minister announced the original three-tier strategy in October, which saw different parts of England being split into medium, high and very high alert levels.Areas in the first tier - medium alert - were subject to the same national measures which were in force at the time across the country including a 10pm curfew for pubs and

Boris Johnson is expected to announce a new tier system of coronavirus restrictions when the lockdown in England ends on December 2.

Boris Johnson is set to dash Brits' hopes of a "normal" Christmas this year with the announcement of a tougher tier system from December 2.England will enter a strengthened three-tiered system of local restrictions when the second national lockdown ends on December 2, Downing Street has said.Boris Johnson is expected to detail his plan for winter, which includes details on how families can see their loved ones at Christmas, to MPs on Monday.The "Covid winter plan" is expected to place more areas into the higher tiers to keep the virus under control to ensure further restrictions are not needed, No 10 said.And while some local measures will be the same as those in the previous system, some tiers will be strengthened to safeguard the gains

coronavirus restrictions is due to come to an end on December 2.

England will enter a strengthened three-tiered system when the national lockdown ends on December 2, Downing Street has said.