National Television Awards postponed until April 2021 due to coronavirus

Does this air bridges announcement mean I can go on holiday abroad now and not have 14 days of lockdown quarantine when I return? If you are returning to Scotland the short answer is no . The air bridge plan released late on Thursday night, dropping quarantine rules, only applies to travellers arriving in England.The devolved governments which are in charge of their own health policy - Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - did not agree to the changes which they say were sprung on them without enough consultation.So if I fly from Glasgow to Spain and back next week I’d have to spend two weeks self-isolating when I get back?Correct.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxDisneyland Tokyo has reopened with strict new rules.The theme park closed for four months during the coronavirus pandemic, but its now returned with health and safety measures in place.Some of the regulations should be easy enough to stick to, include washing hands regularly and using cashless payments to avoid contact.But there’s one piece of advise that some will struggle to abide by.In a bid to slow the spread of the virus, screaming loudly on rides at the Japanese attraction is no longer permitted.This means no yelling while whizzing down Space Mountain or shrieking in the Haunted Mansion.Guests don’t seem to be put off by this barmy new

Friends star Matthew Perry has been pictured with a face mask while having a cigarette break while out and about in Beverly Hills.The 50-year-old Chandler Bing actor pulled the blue medical mask down to his chin to allow him to smoke his cigarette.Matthew wore a casual outfit of black sweatpants, a matching T-shirt and a light blue over shirt.The actor was out with a female companion, and he re-joined her in a car after he'd finished his smoke break.His outing came following his former co-star Jennifer Aniston's stern advice about wearing face masks.Recently, lockdown restrictions have been easing up in Los Angeles and citizens have been told they should wear face masks while they are out and about.Not everyone has been following the advice

The Guardian. He likened the benefit to playing tag: “It’s not like you’re thinking, ‘This is what I’ll do when someone chases me’, but you’re building the knowledge you can draw on later even if it’s outside your conscious awareness.”Scrivner added that he believe people are drawn to apocalyptic movies because they give viewers a safe way to experience the chaos of social breakdown.For the study, researchers questioned 310 volunteers about their film preferences and viewing histories.

Carl Cox has said.The house music pioneer told Sky News that illegal gatherings are gaining popularity because there is no definite timeline for festivals and clubs reopening.It comes after a series of raves in Manchester last month, where a man died of a suspected overdose, a woman was raped, and three people were stabbed.While Cox said he could understand the frustration of clubbers, he stressed that illegal parties are not the answer.“These illegal parties are basically done out of frustration. Just done out of showing it’s our right to do what we want to do.

Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson have been plagued by a slew of romance rumours in recent weeks.

With DIY stores reopened, there's been a rush on plaster that's starting to cause real problems for the building trade.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxA woman says she was having sex “10 times a day” when she was trying to conceive.Deborah Secco, an actress from Brazil, admits that her days revolved around getting jiggy with her husband Hugo Moura.On YouTube, she spoked to TV presenter Sabrina Sato about her pregnancy journey.She said: “I became pregnant after two months of love, back then we had sex 10 times a day on average.“We were in a time where we only had sex.

Jodie Comer has decided to take a step back from social media.

The film depicts the global outbreak of a deadly disease

Mum-of-two Amanda Holden has dressed up as everyone's favourite little green fairy Tinker Bell as she lead the way for World Book Day celebrations.The Britain's Got Talent judge took to her Instagram feed to share a photo of herself dressed up in a lime green costume ahead of her scheduled time on the Heart Breakfast Show. In the snap, the 49 year old can be seen wearing a corset strapless dress with chiffon frills at the bottom and matching sleeves.

As World Book Day 2020 arrives, on Thursday 5 March, celebrities have taken the opportunity to share some super sweet shots of their little ones dressed up for the occasion. World Book Day is a registered charity who are on a mission to give each child and young person a book of their own.

Amanda Holden has led World Book Day celebrations, as she dressed up as Tinkerbell.

Chris Evans, 53, has revealed that the couple had to change their plans after the pair were scheduled to run in the Tokyo Marathon.Speaking on his Virgin Radio Breakfast Show, the DJ praised his wife Natasha Shishmanian for “smashing it” in an alternative marathon.The radio personality revealed that despite not being able to take part in the canceled Tokyo Marathon, Chris and his wife created their own version which they ran in Los Angeles.Speaking on his show, Chris explained: “The Tokyo marathon was cancelled over the weekend and that was why we went to Los Angeles instead.“Natasha and I ran the Santa Monica Tokyo tribute marathon which we made up ourselves.

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan, 54, took to Twitter to tell his seven million followers he is worried the coronavirus - also known as COVID-19 - will get “more serious”.The host has been sharing his thoughts about the spread of the disease on his social media page in recent weeks.Earlier this week, he shared his Daily Mail column which included his thoughts on how President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Boris Johnson could help with the outbreak.He captioned the post: “NEW: Coronavirus is a devastating threat to the world.“Leaders like President Trump & Prime Minister Johnson must take harder action fast - or face the consequences of complacent inaction.”A Twitter user hit back at the Good Morning Britain star, urging him to

Kate Middleton loves a good fashion rewear, and she threw it way back to her pre-royal days this morning in Ireland when she stepped out in a white Reiss Olivia coat from 2008. Kate paired the piece with black skinny jeans and her Equipment polka dot blouse.Here's Kate first wearing the coat before she was engaged to William, back in 2008.

Norwegian Air has announced a number of flight cancellations and reduced services amidst the coronavirus outbreaks around the world.

"While decisions like this are not easy, the safety and well-being of the band's fans always comes first"

They'll be the latest media company to cancel their involvement in the annual Austin, Texas event

The festival may now not return until 2021

Martin Lewis was trying to bring reassurance on Good Morning Britain as he answered coronavirus travel questions.