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scientist has warned that plans for a full lockdown relaxation in June may be ‘over-optimistic’ despite the vaccine rollout success. Mark Woolhouse, professor of infectious disease epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh, believes that people will need to be ‘alert’ to coronavirus for years to come.

lockdown restrictions easing on Monday.British Summer Time started on Sunday and temperatures are expected to go as high as 25C this week – making it hotter than Ibiza.Hot air from Spain will see balmy weather hit tomorrow as coronavirus restrictions around socialising outdoors are lifted by the government.And the conditions are expected to last until Wednesday.

YouTube last month, dog groomers Shu and Tree show the little pooch getting a trim and looking very happy with the result.The footage shows the dog is only too eager to go to the groomers and bounds into the room, sniffing the other dogs and wagging her tail with happiness.She then patiently sits on a chair while her fur is cut with scissors.Runa also lets the groomers wash her fur and give her an extra-fluffy blow dry before the finishing touches are done to her legs, belly, and brows.By the end, she looks very glamorous and poses for photos in her cute new haircut.In the caption, Shu and Tree said: "It's a puppy that looks like a baby koala.

lockdown restrictions will come into effect.That means lockdown rules will be eased slightly to allow more social contact between family and friends.England has been in national lockdown since January 4, with a strict “stay at home” message in place.But that message will change on Monday, which will allow Brits slightly more freedom when it comes to leaving your home – and the people you’re allowed to see.Here we take a closer look at what you can and can’t do from tomorrow.The “stay at home” rule will end tomorrow, which means you don’t need a specific reason to leave your home.Previously people were only allowed to leave for a limited number of reasons, including exercise or food shopping.Now you may leave your home, but you’re still

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lockdown, according to a study.Actors Karen Gillan and James McAvoy, Professor Linda Bauld and Rangers boss Steven Gerrard are also named among those who have helped us cope.Data provider Semrush analysed online search trends in Scotland to mark a year under Covid-19 restrictions. The findings highlight the stars whose popularity soared as well as newcomers who lifted spirits while the country stayed at home.Airdrie postie Evans had the nation singing sea shanties as his version of traditional tune Wellerman went from TikTok to the top of the charts.

Poor Eamonn Holmes says he's living with "chronic pain" that keeps him awake for most of the night.

Princess Eugenie and the singer Katy Perry, ‘who gave me excellent advice like where to find the best pregnancy pillows to get a good night’s sleep’.The first the world knew about the Grammy- and Golden Globe- nominated singer’s news was in February, when photographs of her looking glowing and Madonna-like at home, wearing white Alberta Ferretti, appeared in Vogue, alongside her announcement that she was 30 weeks pregnant. Why did she wait so long? ‘I needed time to get my head around it,’ she says.

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Don’t be fooled by the rocks that she rocks, Jennifer Lopez’s relationship with Alex Rodriguez is NOT GOOD! I have heard some things that make me so sad for her! NEW INFO! This and much more on our latest podcast! Listen to The Perez Hilton Podcast with Chris Booker on Apple Podcasts or Spotify or directly at http://PerezPodcast.com

JAKE Quickenden’s mum has finally been able to meet his son Leo, a month after he was born. The 32-year-old reality star shared a snap of his mum Lisa looking fondly at the baby as he cradled him.

The one-hit wonder curse is broken!

Boris Johnson has promised the easing of lockdown will go ahead as planned and vowed to be back down the pub "in a few days' time".The Prime Minister revealed he cannot wait to go to the hairdressers for a haircut when they reopen while he is looking forward to his first pint in his local after the nation's boozers are back in business from April 12.Speaking at the Conservatives' virtual spring forum on Saturday, he said nothing in the data shows the government should be slowing the roadmap out of the long coronavirus lockdown. He said: "In just a few days' time, I'm finally going to be able to go to the barbers.

Stewarton schoolgirl's dog-deli business is proving to ulti-mutt snack sensation for lockdown pooches.Ayrshire Dog Deli serves up natural, handmade, dog treats nationwide and in Europe and was founded by 10-year-old Evie Steel while stuck in lockdown with her then three-month-old puppy Dexter.Entrepreneur Evie started off baking her own dog treats for her little pup from recipes she found in magazines while bored during the pandemic.After seeing Dexter wolf down the peanut butter treats, Evie decided to market them to other pooches — selling them from a sun tent at the top of her driveway with a contactless payment system.Throughout 2020, Evie used the success of the business to gift her profits to a range of worthy causes including