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Virgin Atlantic and Virgin Holidays are cancelling flights and holidays during England's second lockdown. The news comes as the lockdown restrictions include a ban on international travel.

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Stunning Holly Willoughby has escaped the house for a stroll in the fresh air as England reels in the second day of the country’s lockdown.

Gemma Collins has urged her fans to dress up and get glamorous to get through England's second lockdown.

British Airways will temporarily pause its flight operations from London Gatwick during England's second lockdown.

LOOSE Women's Saira Khan has slammed the government for "punishing innocent people" in lockdown as she hit back at Ofcom complainers. Offended viewers rushed to the TV regulator about the 50-year-old's outspoken opinion this week.

EMMERDALE actress Natalie Ann Jamieson has unveiled her new hair transformation, going at it with the pink hair dye just in time for another lockdown.  The actress, who plays Amy Wyatt on screen, took to Instagram to show off her latest look in two snaps, showing the results during and the day after her trip to the hairdresser.  Natalie, who also has her own podcast series, tagged the first photo, showing her hands running through her brown to pink ombré locks: “You guessed it! Pink hair it is!” She later added a second photo, showing the look from the front, promising she would stop “spamming” with pictures when the novelty wore off. “Phew… it’s still pink,” Natalie joked.

Naman Ramachandran As cinemas darkened across England on Thursday for a month-long lockdown to fight the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, those in the exhibition sector are gamely playing ball, despite knowing full well that the latest enforced closure could mean that some cinemas may not reopen at all.“The biggest loss will be to our audiences,” Dan Ellis, managing director of the independent Jam Jar cinema in the northeastern seaside town of Whitley Bay, tells Variety. “[These are] the local people who have gradually built confidence to return to U.K.

after the university erected mental fencing at halls of residences at Owens Park and Unsworth Park.The university have since apologised for the "concern" and "distress" caused by the move, as they agreed to remove the fencing entirely.Bosses claim the fencing was put in place on Thursday morning - which coincided with the first day of lockdown - as a response to a number of concerns raised about security at the site.But students reacted with anger about how the decision had been communicated, with most youngsters only finding out when they woke up to see the fences being erected.By 9pm on Thursday night, shortly after the university had apologised, hundreds of students gathered with banners and flares, to protest against the decision.A

link.Dharma first got into drag by visiting clubs in Glasgow. He said: “It started by going to alternative clubs in Glasgow and falling in love with the scene at the time.“There was something inside me crying to burst out and make an impact.

From 5th November, Krispy Kreme is bringing smiles to those separated from loved ones with new ‘buy one, gift one’ offer and nationwide delivery of personalised doughnuts.

Bring Me The Horizon‘s Oli Sykes has opened up about his experience of life in lockdown, and how he and the band are reconsidering their approach to touring. Watch our Off-Script video interview with Sykes above.After speaking to NME for last week’s Big Read cover story about life and BMTH’s EP ‘Post Human: Survival Horror‘, Sykes sat down with us on camera to talk about his hopes and fears for the future, especially when it comes to playing live in a post-COVID world.“I feel like everything is probably going to have to change, touring’s going to have to change and shows are going to have to change,” Sykes told NME.

If you’ve followed Olivia Bowen since her Love Island days, you’ll know the star has been rocking her bob for a long time. But in recent months, the reality queen shocked fans when she traded her signature look for some lengthy extensions – giving us major hair envy.

Downing Street has admitted there were mistakes in coronavirus forecasts used by Boris Johnson to justify England's new lockdown.

Jade Thirlwall has opened up about what's it been like to find love during lockdown.

Now England is in its second full lockdown, the UK's major supermarkets are adjusting their rules and guidelines to ensure that everyone is kept safe.As a result, many retail giants are asking people to shop alone where possible, and are not permitting couples and families from shopping together if it's not necessary.Sainsbury's has already installed a 'one shopper one trolley' rule, and is encouraging people to shop alone wherever possible.It said: "We have also put queuing systems in place outside stores and ask you to queue at a safe distance of two metres apart."Our store teams will be asking groups with more than one adult to choose one adult to shop and will ask other adults to wait."Children are welcome if they are not able to stay

The Sun last January, an insider said: 'Rocco takes his art really seriously. He had a wayward few years, but now he's dedicated to this new course and feels he really fits in with his course mates. 'Both his parents are pleased he is doing something creative with his time and following his passion.' The insider continued: 'He's proved his dedication by attending all his classes and throwing himself into studying.

said he is 'standing up for what is right' after being asked by members to remain open.All non-essential shops, leisure and entertainment venues, including gyms, have been directed to close for the next four weeks under the Coronavirus Act.As of Wednesday, these and other lockdown measures were put into law, after Parliament voted overwhelmingly in favour.

People in England now face £200 on-the-spot fines for leaving their house without a ‘reasonable excuse’.

ULRIKA Jonsson has revealed her daughter Bo was rushed to A&E last night - but she was banned from visiting her due to lockdown rules. Ulrika, who is also mother to Cameron, 26, Martha, 16 and Malcolm, 12, didn't explain what was wrong with her eldest daughter, who has a congenital heart condition and was "terrified" of lockdown earlier this year.

Glasgow's Christmas markets have been cancelled due to lockdown restrictions in the city. Organisers have been forced to shut down the festive event over coronavirus fears this year.