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Fleet Foxes have released their surprise new album – listen to ‘Shore’ in full below.The album was shared at 2.31pm (BST) today (September 22) to mark the beginning of the autumnal equinox. It was first teased with posters displayed around Paris at the weekend.‘Shore’ follows the band’s 2017 album ‘Crack-Up’, and was recorded in New York, Paris, Hudson, Los Angeles and Long Island City between September 2018 and September 2020.“I see “shore” as a place of safety on the edge of something uncertain, staring at Whitman’s waves reciting ‘death’,” frontman Robin Pecknold said of the new album in a statement.

Phillip Schofield expressed his fears over Christmas being cancelled this year as Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a whole raft of new coronavirus restrictions.

Boris Johnson has promised not to place the country into full lockdown as he vowed to keep schools and businesses running.Addressing the House of Commons on Tuesday, the Prime Minister said in a statement that the country will not see a repeat of March's lockdown at this time.His speech came as the number of daily coronavirus cases continues to soar nationally, and the infection rate peaked above 1.Mr Boris Johnson said that whilst we may have driven the virus into retreat over the summer, the prospect of a second rave was 'real.'He told the Commons that the country has reached a 'perilous' turning point, and that we must act now to curb the rate of infection."So we are acting on the principle that a stitch in time saves lives," Mr Johnson

coronavirus cases.Today Boris Johnson admitted that like other countries, the UK is now at a "perilous turning point" when it comes to a second wave of the virus.New cases have quadrupled in a month, with the possibility of tens of thousands of new cases each day in November.While he was keen to insist that the country will not face a total lockdown like the one that was imposed in March, he made it clear that intervention needs to be taken to suppress the disease.He has also warned that if these new measures fail to bring the R below 1, the government reserves the right to "deploy greater firepower" to enforce COVID-19 restrictions,This is what the Prime Minister has outlined going forward, with tighter rules set to be imposed in

Naman Ramachandran England has imposed a fresh set of restrictions to stall the rapid spread of coronavirus that will be valid for the next six months.The devolved administrations of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales will issue their own guidelines.Those who can work from home are once again being asked to work from home, except for those professions that cannot be achieved from home. From Thursday, all pubs, bars and restaurants must close by 10pm, and that there would be table service only.

England was plunged back into coronavirus pain today as Boris Johnson confirmed a long list of new lockdown rules - and warned they'll go on for "perhaps six months".

A town has been hit by its third earthquake in two weeks as part of a potential 'swarm' of tremors.

London is on the brink of tough new restrictions even though coronavirus rates have fallen in all but two of its 32 boroughs.

Nicola Sturgeon is set to announce new lockdown measures to tackle coronavirus following a recent spike in infections. The First Minister indicated that new restrictions would be announced today following 'urgent' discussions.

Wales are about to be placed under strict lockdown restrictions as the country battles to stem outbreaks of coronavirus. However the restrictions over the border are stricter than what is currently imposed in areas of England.  Which has raised questions for those planning a holiday or day trip to Wales in the coming weeks and months.

coronavirus. The Prime Minister will announce the measures in the House of Commons before an address to the nation this evening.

Most of the working aged adults who died during the peak of the pandemic caught the coronavirus before the lockdown, according to a new study.

Fears have been raised about the number of people who may be allowed to attend weddings this autumn after reports that the number could be slashed from 30 to 15.

Check your local store before visiting.Many Asda stores are now open between 6am-12am from Monday to Saturday, and from 10am-5pm on Sundays. Selected Asda supermarkets close at 10pm on weekdays.

coronavirus pandemic - he criticised the UK for having "one of the highest death rates in the world" from coronavirus. Sir Keir said a second national lockdown would be a “sign of government failure, not an act of God” that would take an “immense toll” on public health and the economy.Speaking from Doncaster, the Labour leader said: “The warnings yesterday from the government’s advisers were stark.

My sweatsuit looks are way different than this these days.A post shared by Tracee Ellis Ross (@traceeellisross) on Sep 12, 2020 at 4:59pm PDTActress Tracee Ellis Ross, in a slim-fit Vetements tracksuit complete with a cropped sweatshirt, accessorised hers with glam gold hoops and pointed white stilettos, for a bold look that was about anything but blending into the background. Influencer Erica Davies wears an eye-catching printed tracksuit by Les Girls Les Boys (paired with on-trend chunky sandals, and not old, scruffy trainers) for a quirky iteration that makes a statement, going against what we'd previously believed the tracksuit to be all about.  The last time I was this excited about tracksuits? Well, it was probably 1985 (swipe right)

London Fashion Week, staged his fashion shows in the National Portrait Gallery, just off Trafalgar Square in front of a packed audience that included Kristin Scott Thomas, Michelle Dockery, Helen McCrory and Ruth Wilson. This season he presented his collection in his shop in Mayfair to an audience of one – yours truly – using an iPad and some mannequins. I wasn’t his only viewer.

supermarket chains have had strict measures on social distancing and others since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic earlier this year. The likes of Sainsbury’s, Asda and Tesco have all implemented measures to help customers and staff feel safe when going for their regular shop.Supermarkets across the country saw huge queues outside branches as shops moved to limit the number of people entering during the height of the pandemic.Scots shoppers have seen some measures ease in recent months with the number of cases falling as a result of nationwide lockdown measures.

08.30am - Boris Johnson chairs UK cabinet to sign off new lockdown measures which could be a mild as making pubs close at 10pm in England from Thursday and limiting pubs to table service only.09.00am - Keir Starmer makes a speech in Doncaster to the online Labour conference, before rushing back to the Commons. The Labour leader’s speech is likely to be overshadowed on a big political day.10.00am - Cobra crisis meeting with relevant cabinet members, experts and leaders of the devolved parliaments.It will be the first Cobra for four months and Nicola Sturgeon and other leaders have demanded a session in light of the rising numbers of infections.

Graphs showing a rise in the number of coronavirus cases aren’t as bad as they seem, expert have said.

The Chase star Mark Labbett, AKA The Beast, has caused outrage online for expressing his views on there being a second lockdown.The 55 year old sparked a flurry of opposition to a tweet he sent with the hashtag #SayNoToLockdown.This was in response to Health Secretary Matt Hancock warning that a second lockdown is a possibility. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter .