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Pub bosses have reacted with fury to the news the easing of the coronavirus lockdown is set to be delayed.The stricken industry was looking forward to serving customers without restrictions with a full exit from lockdown pencilled in for Monday, June 21.But now that date looks like being postponed by four weeks by Boris Johnson, with the Prime Minister set to confirm the plans at a press conference at 6pm on Monday.Prominent publican Adam Brooks, who runs The Owl in Loughton, Essex, and The Three Colts in nearby Buckhurst Hill, launched a stinging tirade against the government with landlords, pub workers and punters anticipating seeing the light at the end of the tunnel fade.

Holly Willoughby has certainly made the most of today's scorching weather, opting for a breezy white summer dress for her This Morning presenting duties.The ITV star looked radiant as she stepped in front of the camera alongside co-host Phillip Schofield in a dainty floral embroidered white dress by Kate Spade New York.The gorgeous look was finished off with a pair of nude strappy sandals from high street footwear brand, Office.Taking to her Instagram as usual, Holly posted her outfit, captioning the snap "Morning Monday… it’s a hot one in London today… on @thismorning we are meeting some creepy haunted dolls… see you at 10am…" Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Thewliss MP warned businesses could be forced to make thousands of people redundant. The SNP Treasury spokeswoman said Sunak risked causing another “wave of job losses” and that it was crucial that full furlough support at 80 per cent of wages, and the business rates freeze, are extended for as long as is necessary.

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Carol Vorderman has revealed she's hoping we see a lot less her of her on the television now that's reached her sixties.

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Boris Johnson is set to extend the UK lockdown and push back the June 21st "Freedom Day" by as much as four weeks at a Downing Street press conference on Monday evening.The UK's scheduled lockdown lift is expected to be delayed over increasing fears of the infectiousness of the Delta coronavirus variant, first detected in India.The PM will deliver a statement and take questions from journalists at a Downing Street press conference at 6pm.He will be joined by England’s chief medical officer, Professor Chris Whitty, and the Government’s chief scientific adviser, Sir Patrick Vallance.The news comes as the UK's scientific community reiterated fears the country is currently in the grip of a "third wave" of Covid infections.Former chief

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Tomris Laffly While the world, at least parts of it privileged enough to have easy vaccine access, is just starting to peel itself away from lockdown and reflect on the loneliness of the past year, artists have been trying to make sense of it all for months now. The virtual Sundance Film Festival back in January 2021 was already surprisingly stacked with COVID-themed movies, with “How It Ends” making headlines for being shot entirely during quarantine, while Radu Jude’s “Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn” won Berlin.

Maroon 5 have shared a remix of their song ‘Memories’ featuring YG and the late Nipsey Hussle – listen to it below.Four years after the release of ‘Red Pill Blues’, Adam Levine and co.

coronavirus restrictions on June 21.After figures showed that the rumoured delay could see over 5,000 events cancelled, LIVE CEO Greg Parmley says they want “transparency” from the government on the process.Parmley said: “The briefing we are seeing of a delay to our reopening later this month is devastating to the live music industry.

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Yes, this is a Maroon 5 song. But it’s actually really good!

Vince Staples appears on a new song from Emotional Oranges – listen to ‘Back & Forth’ below.The track appears on the R&B group’s new project ‘The Juicebox’, which dropped on Friday (June 11) and also features Channel Tres, Biig Piig and more.The LA pop duo – comprised of members A and V – released their debut EP ‘The Juice: Vol. 1’ in May 2019, following it up with ‘Vol.

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Ooblets receive a brand new update called Port Forward which is available now on Xbox and Epic Games Store.The Port Forward expansion was announced at E3‘s Wholesome Direct, and will be the game’s 0.8 update.Ooblets, developed by Glumberland, was released earlier this year and features a cross between turn-based battle mechanics similar to Pokémon and the farming elements of games like Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon.As you explore the land of Oob you engage in dance battles, with more dance moves being unlocked as you level up.Puuperazzi, a game about taking photos of dogs, was also revealed. Footage of a new area, Muttropolis was also debuted during the stream.

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Japanese Breakfast has performed in the trailer for new Sims 4 expansion pack Cottage Living – see her perform ‘Be Sweet’ in Simlish below.Simlish is the fictional language spoken within the video game, and Michelle Zauner performs her recent single, taken from her ‘Jubilee’ album, entirely in the language.As announced this week, Cottage Living will launch within The Sims 4 next month. The previously rumoured expansion is set to launch on July 22 for PC and Mac (via Origin and Steam), as well as consoles like PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.