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Chinese residents are being kept inside their homes by 'dystopian' drones and robots as authorities enforce its strictest lockdown yet.A video posted on Chinese social media platform Weibo shows a drone patrolling the skies around Shanghai flashing red and white lights.Using a loudspeaker, it barks at residents: "Please comply with Covid restrictions. Control your soul's desire for freedom.

The Prime Minister has warned that another lockdown isn't out of the question if a new and deadly variant of coronavirus appears.

Jack Harlow has shared his sultry new single ‘First Class’ – listen below.Ahead of its full release, a snippet of the track went viral on TikTok earlier this week. ‘First Class’ samples Fergie’s 2006 hit ‘Glamorous’, as Harlow adds his own spin to the song’s well-known chorus.“I been a (G) / Throw up the (L) / Sex in the (A.M.) / Uh huh/ (O-R-O.U.S),” Harlow raps over Fergie’s memorable lines. “And I can put you in (First Class up in the sky).”The track features a mellow piano melody as Harlow discusses his journey to success.

A Dumfries man who took up growing his own food during lockdown is set to appear on BBC Scotland’s gardening series Beechgrove.

ITV talk show host Lorraine Kelly admitted to Express.co.uk she went from a size 10 to a size 14 over lockdown, and spoke about how her increased food and alcohol intake were partly to blame.The journalist has teamed up with WW (formerly known as Weight Watchers) in hopes of getting her confidence and “va va voom back”.Lorraine, 62, spoke about how she was dismayed to find that she had gone from a size 10 to a size 14 due to the change to her diet over lockdown. Speaking about how the pandemic affected her, Lorraine said: “Things were different. All of a sudden, the routine in our lives went. “I mean, I still had a routine, but there were no exercise classes - maybe once a day you could walk your dogs? “And comfort eating.

Camila Cabello has officially dropped Familia, her third full-length album!

They found a new passion during the pandemic which involved getting wet and wild in the waves.Adam Brody and Leighton Meester proved that practice makes perfect as they expertly surfed through little peelers together on an afternoon adventure in Malibu.The 42-year-old actor and his wife— who recently celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary— wore his-and-hers full wetsuits despite the balmy heatwave in Los Angeles where temperatures soared into the high 90s. Toes on the nose:Adam Brody proved that practice makes perfect as he expertly surfed through little peelers on an afternoon adventure in MalibuLeighton looked totally pro catching a wave with ease as she bent her knees while popping up on the board after paddling out.

Hiding the hurt. Love is Blind season 2 star Abhishek “Shake” Chatterjee is speaking out about his controversial remarks at the reunion — and why he feels like his fellow contestants “cast [him] aside” afterward.

Martine McCutcheon emotionally paid tribute to Tom Parker as she recalled a "magical" night she had with him. Last week it was revealed that two years after his diagnosis, The Wanted singer had tragically died of cancer at the age of 33.

It was another soapy night in Manchester as the stars of both Coronation Street and Emmerdale hit the red carpet for a magical night in the city.

Porridge Radio have shared their new single ‘The Rip’, which has been inspired by both Charli XCX and Deftones.The track is taken from Porridge Radio’s upcoming third album ‘Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky’ and follows on from ‘Back To The Radio’, which was released in February.Speaking about the song, vocalist Dana Margolin said: “We wanted it to sound like massive pop, like Charli XCX, but with the instrumentation of bands like Slothrust or Deftones.”Check the song out below, alongside a video directed by Margolin’s sister, Ella.“‘The Rip’ was the last song to be finished for the album, and we finished it about a week before we went into the studio to record it in March 2021,” explained Dana. “It took the longest a song has ever taken me to write lyrics for, and they took form over a few years.

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Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have shared a lively new single titled ‘My Echo’, contrasting a jaunty, solo-heavy sound with soul-baring lyrics about feeling trapped in isolation.Written during one of the extended lockdown periods that Melbourne experienced in 2020, the track tackles themes of claustrophobia, anxiety and the damaging effects of a reliance on technology. In a press release, singer/guitarist Fran Keaney said it’s “about being surrounded by phone screens, computer screens, TV screens, paranoia and loss of time and place”.‘My Echo’ arrives alongside a video directed by longtime collaborator Nick Mckk.

Spells & Secrets, a fantasy roguelike set in a modern-day wizarding school.Revealed today (April 5), Spells & Secrets is a roguelike where players must use physics-based magic and different spell combinations to explore a procedurally-generated magical academy.Spells & Secrets will launch in Steam Early Access in summer 2022, however a full release for PC and Nintendo Switch will arrive in 2023.The game will have local-co-op and an in-depth character creator, which means that players will be able to create their own wizard to use.You can watch the first trailer for Spells & Secrets below.As visible in the trailer, players will be able to learn new spells, shapeshift into an animal, and use magic to interact with the environment. Beyond using spells to attack enemies, magic can also be used to reveal hidden passages, solve puzzles across the academy, and reflect incoming attacks.As to the game’s setting, the game’s developer – Alchemist Interactive – has shared the following:“In Spells & Secrets, you play as a first-year student of the magical arts at the Academy of Greifenstein, a modern day wizarding school.

Every once in a while a musician comes along that is doing something so different – it’s not like anyone else.

AURORA has shared her punchy new single ‘The Woman I Am’.The track, which you can listen to below, is the first to be lifted from the special deluxe version of her critically acclaimed album ‘The Gods We Can Touch’.“This is an ode to feminine divinity,” AURORA said of the single. “It’s not always easy to find your place in this world made for men, as a woman. To find yourself.

Teenage Fanclub have shared a new single, ‘I Left A Light On’, which they say is the first indication that a new album may be on the way.The new song is a slow-burning, piano-led ballad with soaring strings, written by the band’s Norman Blake while they were mixing their latest album, 2021’s ‘Endless Arcade’. It was recorded at Rockfield Studios in Wales, and arrives alongside a video that shows the band performing it there.“As a band we’ve already started thinking about another new album,” comments Blake.

A mum-of-three died after struggling to cope with lockdown restrictions, an inquest heard.

Covid lockdowns, according to an expert. Since the virus struck, nearly 3.2 million households have adopted a puppy, but social distancing and increased indoor time means some dogs' social skills are underdeveloped, it is argued.RSPCA dog specialist Dr Sam Gaines believes the boom has led to a false sense of security with some people naive to how much work is needed to raise a dog and the risks of certain breeds in certain environments, the Mirror reported.It comes after a two-year-old was killed last week in Worcester following a dog attack - reportedly involving a Rottweiler - and another eight-year-old boy needed hospital treatment after being bitten on the face.ONS figures show that the 10 years up to 1991, a total of 15 people died following dog attacks.But in the last decade that number has more than doubled to 32.Dr Gaines warned there are no safe breeds and the RSPCA is "really concerned" about the current situation.

Father John Misty has shared another new single, ‘The Next 20th Century’ – you can listen to it below.Arriving today (April 4) the brooding track will appear on Joshua Tillman’s fifth studio album under his Father John Misty moniker, ‘Chloë And The Next 20th Century’, which comes out this Friday (April 8) via Sub Pop/Bella Union.The almost-seven-minute track follows on from FJM’s recent offerings ‘Goodbye Mr. Blue’, ‘Q4’ and ‘Funny Girl’ in previewing his imminent new record.