Hundreds of students ignore Covid-19 lockdown for illegal rave inside uni halls

Margaret Ferrier has blasted critics for likening her to fellow rule breaker Dominic Cummings.

lockdown zones to enjoy booze sessions.Large crowds travelled from central belt hotspot areas to beer gardens in places such as Helensburgh in Argyll.Young adults travelled by train and taxi to the town – ignoring Scottish Government advice for those living in affected districts to avoid using public transport “unless necessary”.The five health board areas where tighter restrictions have been imposed are Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Lanarkshire, Ayrshire and Arran, Lothian and Forth Valley.But while Helensburgh is geographically in the central belt, it is part of NHS Highland health board and not impacted by the move.Drinkers lapped up the dry weather as beer gardens heaved with customers.Lauryn Grant, 23, who lives in nearby Balloch, visited

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I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! bosses are said to be worrying about the upcoming series of the show amid national lockdown guidelines.The series, which is going ahead this year but in the new location of Wales, could be “cancelled” if Prime Minister Boris Johnson enforces stricter measures amid the pandemic. According to reports the series, hosted by Declan Donnelly and Ant McPartlin, could be “scrapped completely” as postponing it “is not an option”.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry said they have been grateful for outdoor space through the coronavirus pandemic where Archie could walk his first steps.

One of the country’s top scientists has said we can “prevent history repeating itself” in the fight against Covid-19 if we all act now.Professor Jonathan Van-Tam says the country is at a “tipping point” similar to where we were in March.But England's deputy chief medical officer says there may be a time when we need to learn to live with coronavirus “but now is not that time” as we look ahead to winter.Prof Van-Tam was speaking as Office for National Statistics (ONS) data shows that an estimated 224,000 people have the virus.He said the best way to keep transmission low and stop the NHS being overwhelmed was for people with symptoms to self-isolate and get a test, and for people to wash their hands, wear face coverings and maintain social

Peter Murrell has been accused of ignoring bullying claims from women against an MSP. Two party officials in Kenny Gibson’s Cunninghame North constituency have resigned in protest at his alleged behaviour.They are among 21 members, activists and councillors who also signed a letter of complaint sent to Murrell – who is married to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon – in June 2019 detailing Gibson’s “aggressive and abrasive” bullying, “especially of women”.But they say follow-up emails, phone calls and letters to the party’s HQ detailing a string of incidents have all been ignored and no investigation has been carried out.

Justin Bieber has been open about the role Christianity plays in his life and his marriage with wife Hailey.And the Grammy winner has maintained a close friendship over the years with Pastor Carl Lentz of the star-studded Hillsong Church.He and Hailey kept it casual and cozy in sweats Saturday, as they joined Pastor Carl and friends for a day at the beach in Santa Barbara, after enjoying a romantic lunch at a local restaurant.

Will Thorne Staff WriterAt the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, broadcasters, cablers and even streamers found themselves in a mad dash for content, as their original productions toppled like a pile of dominos.“It was like a fire sale when we all started shutting down back in March and April,” says Val Boreland, head of program planning for NBCUniversal Television and Streaming. “Everyone was just looking for anything they could get their hands on.”To fill their gaping programming holes, networks sought out and acquired international series on an unprecedented scale.

Millions of people could be banned from mixing indoors and outdoors and thousands of pubs forced to close under new coronavirus restrictions due to be announced on Monday.Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to outline a new three-tiered "traffic light" system of restrictions with measures expected to force pubs and restaurants shut across the north of England.Reports suggest under the top tier no household mixing will be allowed either, which could affect millions of people living in areas with high Covid-19 rates across England.Leaders across Northern England criticised the plans, accusing the Government of treating the region as "second-class" and did not rule out possible legal action.But the Sunday Times reported ministers were drawing

hereNancy's not-for-profit business has been hit hard by the Covid-19 lockdown, losing over £30,000, and her new lifestyle has helped her to fight to keep it open for the community and cope with the pressure."I've experienced high levels of stress in lockdown," she said."It was looking like my business wasn't going to exist anymore."I realised that if I prioritise sleep I would have the mental clarity to deal with the stress."I know now that if I was feeling quite stressed it wasn't takeaway I was craving, it was something to wind me down."That might be a bath with candles, or Netflix."And now I go for walks every day."Nancy has launched a COVID Recovery Fund for Wild Things, which reduced its rates to help those struggling in lockdown, to

East Kilbride-based college with new measures in place due to COVID-19. Sign up for the new Lanarkshire newsletter!From the latest breaking news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox.Put your email at the top of this article or follow the instructions on this link.

Celtic and Scotland.A pivotal part of what Neil Lennon is trying to achieve at Parkhead – and a vital cog in Steve Clarke's vision for the national side.And if Ryan Christie was available in the current market he'd have plenty of Premier League suitors.That's why it's remarkable to think that the attacking midfielder could have been lost to the game altogether a few years back.This week, he should have been gearing up for Scotland's two Nations League fixtures at Hampden against Slovakia and Czech Republic but is now self-isolating for 14 days after being identified as a close contact to Covid-19 hit team-mate Stuart Armstrong.And next Saturday, he'll also miss the Hoops in the first Premiership Old Firm derby of the season against

the outdoor fitness boom. I was using my daily trip out for walking my shielding neighbours’ dog (another tick), which I told myself was good exercise, but really, watching all these people doing pull-ups on tree branches, unfurling yoga mats on dewy grass and jogging up hills past me, I knew it didn’t amount to an actual workout.

Filming for the second season ofThe Hills: New Beginnings is set to resume following a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.And on Saturday Whitney Port enjoyed some quality family time when she headed out for breakfast at a restaurant in Los Angeles with husband Tim Rosenman and their three-year-old son Sonny.The reality star kept it causal in the fashion department dressed in white sweatpants, a matching baggy sweatshirt and green sneakers.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsBill Burr kicked off his Saturday Night Live debut displaying his non-politically correct stand-up style and raising eyebrows. He began by respecting anti-maskers’ decision not to coverup during the COVID-19 pandemic.“I don’t care it’s your decision, there’s too many people,” he said.

Jennifer Lopez has a lot on her plate with new music, an upcoming movie, her pending beauty launch and her wedding plans withAlex Rodriguez.And the two-time Grammy nominee is taking advantage of her leisure time, which she's enjoying in the lap of luxury.She owned every color of the rainbow Saturday in a Ralph Lauren tie-dye hoodie and matching sweatpants, as she grabbed lunch during a weekend outing in Beverly Hills.

Scottish MP Margaret Ferrier said she will not resign despite backlash over repeatedly breaching coronavirus rules by travelling after developing symptoms.

Perthshire countryside is available to buy. Tree Tops is a unique family home that is situated in the Barnhill area of Perth.

The Queen has reportedly stopped selling postcards featuring Prince Andrew to tourists.