Los Angeles Issues New Stay at Home Order as Coronavirus Surges

“Wheel of Fortune” viewers weren’t impressed with Pat Sajak during Wednesday’s episode.

Meghan Markle fans have been left heartbroken after spotting a sweet photo in Prince Charles' home.On Tuesday, March 8, Camilla welcomed three female rowers, who crossed the Atlantic in record time, to Clarence House to mark International Women's Day.Behind where the guests were sitting, eagle-eyed royal fans noticed a side table that was filled with lovely family photos.And one of them included a stunning black-and-white image of Meghan with Prince Charles on her wedding day in 2018.When Meghan married Harry – with her father unable to attend the wedding – Charles escorted the bride halfway down the aisle of St George's Chapel in Windsor and the framed photo appears to depict this.According to a new biography of the Queen by Robert Hardman that has been serialised in the Daily Mail, Meghan's reply was not quite what Charles expected – asking whether they could meet halfway.Royal fans took to Twitter to share their heartbreak at the sweet photo, with one writing: "I always feel so bad for Prince Charles when I see these pictures.

Millions of Brits admit they aren’t being as sustainable as they could be – because they can’t bear the idea of giving up meat.A study of 2,000 adults found 68% aren’t doing everything they could be to help the environment, with 35% feeling guilty over how little they do for the planet.But nearly half can’t bear the idea of giving up meat to be environmentally friendly, while 27% are confused about how best to be green.And 55% cite cost as a top barrier to making more sustainable choices.Others are too busy (20%), like to buy new things (21%), or think they are hampered by where they live (10%).Those aged 18-24 are least likely to adopt a sustainable lifestyle due to their busy work life, and are the most confused over what they should and shouldn’t do to lead a more eco-friendly life.It also emerged one in five adults feel it’s been harder to do things to help the environment over the last 12 months.A spokesman for car firm Hyundai, which commissioned the research to launch its Drive the Change Tour, said: “Many seem to be struggling when it comes to making greener changes, but younger people seem to find it harder than most.“It’s important to recognise every age group will have its own challenges, based on the different things people have going on at different stages of their lives.”The study also found those aged 55 to 64 are least likely to feel they currently do everything they can to help the environment.While seven in ten 18- to 24-year-olds believe the last year has helped them understand more about what they can do to help the planet.It also emerged nearly a fifth (19%) of those who try to be green at least some of the time have told someone off because they were doing something bad for the environment.Partners

All Elite Wrestling roster after debuting on Wednesday night’s Dynamite. The legendary former WWE star arrived on the scene to rescue brother Matt from a beat down at the hands of the rest of AHFO.

Champions League second leg clash with Lille next week is now under scrutiny after the club were hit by the sanctions affecting Roman Abramovich. Abramovich was added to the list of oligarchs who have seen their assets frozen by the UK government in the wake of Russia ’s illegal invasion of Ukraine.

Aldi's SpecialBuy's range continues to be the gift that keeps giving, as shoppers have rushed to praise the latest item as "the best thing ever."

TikTok sensation Sam Ryder has been announced as the musician who will represent the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest this year.Today (March 10) the BBC has confirmed that singer-songwriter Sam Ryder will be representing the UK at the 66th Eurovision Song Contest, which is set to be held Turin, Italy in May 2022.The UK haven't got the best track record when it comes to Eurovision, and the last time we made Top Ten in a final was in 2009 with the song It's My Time by Jade Ewen.In 2021, James Newman represented the UK with his entry Embers, which ended up receiving "nil points" – but could the UK's bad track record be about to change? Scott Mills announced the news on Radio 1 Breakfast with Greg James earlier today and then revealed that the singer will be singing the song SPACE MAN.The track he will sing at the coveted event was previously featured as Tune of the Week on Scott Mills’ Afternoon Show on BBC Radio 1.Sam has more than 12million followers on TikTok, with a whopping combined 100m likes across his videos – not only this, but our new Eurovision representative is currently the most followed UK music artist on the social media platform.He shot to TikTok fame when he started uploading covers at the start of lockdown in March 2020 – and two years on he will now be representing the UK in the global competition.In 2021 he released his debut EP which has garnered more than 100m global streams with singles Whirlwind and Tiny Riot topping the worldwide iTunes charts.

Sky Studios, the original programming arm of broadcaster Sky in Europe, has bolstered its UK Drama Commissioning team with a pair of hires.

Chelsea are set to hold talks with UK Government on Thursday evening over the sanctions imposed on Roman Abramovich.Abramovich was added to the UK's sanctions list on Thursday morning - and the action has major repercussions for the Blues. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: “There can be no safe havens for those who have supported Putin’s vicious assault on Ukraine.

A popular Scottish wildlife park has shared more adorable images of its polar bear cub – including one where the cheeky little ball of fur can be seen sticking his tongue out for the camera.

A brave off-duty policeman chased down and detained knife-wielding thugs who stabbed a parent during the school run.

A leading artist is heading a new public art project in West Lothian.

Strictly partner Oksana Platero's family to safety, amid the ongoing Russian invasion.Taking to Twitter, Judge Rinder revealed to his followers that he is preparing to travel to Ukraine's border on Monday to hopefully meet Oksana's grandparents. He took to the social media platform and said: "Oksana Platero my Ukrainian dance partner on @bbcstrictly gifted me so much.

Rod Stewart was seemingly surprised by the success of his now legendary song Maggie May.

Russia and Ukraine, but on Thursday it was announced that his assets have been frozen, and he will be prohibited from making any transactions in the UK.Chelsea are also unable to sell match-day tickets, merchandise or renegotiate contracts as part of the sanctions, essentially pausing all activity at the club away from the matters on the field.Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the move was a demonstration of the UK’s "unwavering support for the Ukrainian people," although the consequences lead to lots of potential issues that could arise at Chelsea.But a takeover at the club can 'still go ahead' if Abramovich meets certain terms.According to inews, Chelsea can still be sold by Abramovich if it is guaranteed that none of the proceeds will benefit the Russian oligarch in any way.Abramovich's accounts will be closely monitored by Government officials should he look to go through with a sale, but the Russian would have to apply for a special licence to do so, declaring that he will not benefit from the sale.The Chelsea owner has already announced that any net profits of a sale would have been donated to a charity that supports the victims of the war in Ukraine, but Abramovich did not specify if any of the proceeds would go to Russian people.So if Abramovich hands over the process to the UK Government, Chelsea can still be sold, and Telegraph Sport have also confirmed that potential buyers have not been put off despite the sanctions made on Thursday.The report states that if Abramovich agrees to allow the Government to take control and decide where the funds go, a sale can be made, and one of the potential buyers was contacted and remained interested in a deal.American billionaire Todd Boehly and Swiss billionaire Hansjorg

Tesside Live reports.Page paid money to sexually exploit vulnerable Filipino children for his own sexual gratification.Teesside Crown Court heard how he signed up to online dating agency, Filipino Cupid, before engaging in explicit conversations with a young girl and offering to pay them to perform sex act.He then travelled to the Philippines with the intention of fulfilling his sexual fantasies of sexual abusing young girls and a teenage boy.Judge Paul Watson QC told the defendant that he was a "serial" sexual offender over a three-year period.Sentencing him, the judge described Page as "the embodiment of depravity".He said Page "took advantage of the poverty and deprivation in a country where children are routinely forced into acts of prostitution".The judge continued: "Your sole purpose was to engage young children as young as 12 into sexual activity, and it didn’t matter to you that you were robbing them of their innocence or the long term damage."The court heard Page was only concerned with the “satisfaction of his corrupt sexual desires”.Judge Watson QC said he was satisfied that on each of the four offences of arranging the commission of a sexual offence with a child, that the victim was “a real child rather than a fictional child, working in the Philippines”.Detective Sergeant Kevin Carter from the Paedophile Online Investigation Team, said: “We welcome today’s sentence which recognises the lasting harm Page caused to his victims.“As a result of our investigation we were able to safeguard children so they are no longer at risk of abuse.“Indeed I believe this sentence means the children of the Philippines will be that bit safer, not just because Page is starting a prison sentence, but because others intent on

“Today, Tuesday, December 1, 2020, is the worst day thus far of the COVID-19 pandemic in Los Angeles County,” said county health director Barbara Ferrer. “However, it will likely not remain the worst day of the pandemic in Los Angeles County. That will be tomorrow, and the next day and the next as cases, hospitalizations and deaths increase.” The numbers validate Ferrer’s grim words.

Roughly 50 people gathered outside the home of Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer on Sunday to protest the start of new coronavirus restrictions. The protesters called for the reopening of L.A., as tightened restrictions that prohibited gatherings and severely limited capacity at most retail establishments were set to take effect on Monday.

“We expect unfortunately, as we go into the next couple of weeks into December, that we might see a surge superimposed on top of the surge that we’re already in.” That was Dr. Anthony Fauci on Meet the Press this past Sunday. See a clip of Fauci’s comments below.

Los Angeles residents may have trudged through the Thanksgiving holiday during the Covid-19 pandemic, but Los Angeles Public Health director Dr. Barbara Ferrer said Saturday that the county’s far from in the clear.

LOS ANGELES – As new COVID-19 cases remain at alarming levels and the number of people hospitalized continue to increase,  Dr. Barbara Ferrer, Director of Public Health for Los Angeles County announced Friday that the department was issuing a new stay-home order as coronavirus cases surge.