New coronavirus clampdown rules blasted by Mayor saying ‘we will defy government’

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For more of the latest news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here.The court heard how O'Donnell, who was pregnant at the time, had a long history of drug and alcohol misuse.Her lawyers at the time argued that O'Donnell was the victim of domestic violence.Last February, Anthony Hannay, also went on the run - but was eventually found hiding in the attic of a house in Worcester.Whilst on the run, Hannay appeared to be taunting officers by posting comments on the Facebook appeals West Mercia Police was making in their bid to find him.Someone using his name goaded them, with comments like: "Catch me if you can" and "Just cooking my steak so come after".

Liverpool tickets to the Carabao Cup final later this month.Abigail Rudkin took to Twitter to innocently ask if anyone knew of any spare tickets going for the showpiece final between Liverpool and Chelsea at Wembley on February 27.However, the 21-year-old revealed she was left disgusted and feeling repulsed by one particular response to her request.The football fan expressed her disbelief at the vulgar reply which she described as an "unsolicited sexual advance".In response to her post regarding ticket availability, Abigail initially received a message from a user claiming they had "spares for the final".The student questioned the legitimacy of the offer, asking: "Do you have proof?"To which the Twitter user replied: "Lol. Yes I can send it," before adding, "If you meet me at my hotel we can have 30 mins of fun and I'll give you the ticket."Understandably horrified, Abigail revealed she was left "feeling sick" at the inappropriate proposal.Who do you think will lift the Carabao Cup later this month: Liverpool or Chelsea? Let us know in the comments section."I couldn't believe it.

For more of the latest news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here.Clifford Rollox, 31, from Islington, north London, and Dutch national, Claude Isaac Castor, 31, from Sint Maarten in the Caribbean, were found guilty of perverting the course of justice after being hired locally to clean up the flat where the killers had stayed.They were seen removing a large suitcase on Christmas Day, but police were on the scene before they could finish the job and evidence recovered included a ripped up flight ticket stub including Hemissi’s name.Karaer’s cousin, Ahmet Karaer, suspected of helping to finance, plan and organise the murder, is wanted by police, having disappeared after being deported from Egypt where he was arrested for drug smuggling.Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb said she will sentence those found guilty next Friday.Senior Crown Prosecution Service prosecutor, Louise Attrill, said the murder was part of a “a tit-for-tat rivalry between two very significant organised crime groups”.

@nicu_musings TikTok page with the caption: "May I never ever ever see this in a heart."He describes it as a "blood clot jumping in the heart" and notes it would be "cool if not so terrifying".The clip was watched thousands of times after it was uploaded on Friday (February 11) and many shocked viewers asked if and how the clot could be removed, to which Dr Michael replied: "Anticoagulation [medicine] and prayers."One viewer shared: "I had a PE (pulmonary embolism) that went to my heart and right lung."I should not have survived. It's truly a miracle that I'm alive."Someone else said: "I don't like this at all.

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A simplified approach to localised coronavirus restrictions based on tiers is due in the coming days, Matt Hancock has told MPs.

crowded and chaotic scenes on public transport and in off-licences at kicking out time. Mr Joseph operates four prominent LGBTQ+ bars across the UK, including Canal Street's G-A-Y, since launching in London more than 40 years ago.He has instructed leading barristers to challenge these restrictions, supported by The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA).Barristers at Kings Chambers, including Sam Karim QC, Sarah Clover and Leo Charalambides, along with Dan Rosenberg of Simpson Miller Solicitors have now served a pre-action protocol for judicial review.The action is also supported by G-A-Y's legal advisor Kirsty McShannon, of Azorra Ltd.The legal team has written to Matt Hancock with a formal challenge to the curfew.

Boris Johnson suggested people did not have to strictly follow local lockdown guidance as long as they 'show common sense.' He was also unable to confirm whether restrictions in Oldham were stricter than in other areas of Greater Manchester. It comes after health secretary Matt Hancock told MPs this week that the government was bringing restrictions in Bolton in line with the rest of the region.

Manchester is approaching 300 new Covid-19 cases per 100,000 people as the city grapples with escalating infection rates amongst students and young people.The virus has spread rapidly through university campuses and student accommodation where case numbers among 17 to 21-year olds are more than treble Manchester’s overall rate of infection.Hundreds of students and staff have tested positive for Covid-19 in the past ten days, pushing the city’s infection rates to become the highest in Greater Manchester and one of the worst in the country.On Thursday health secretary Matt Hancock has ruled out any further restrictions in the city-region despite Manchester reporting 259 cases per 100,000 - a figure which is expected to rise in the coming

the borough. Earlier today, Health Secretary Matt Hancock made the announcement in Commons that Bolton's lockdown restrictions would be brought in line with the rest of Greater Manchester.

Tory rebels' plans to roll back lockdowns and rely on individual responsibility to fight coronavirus would result in "hundreds of thousands of deaths", Matt Hancock has warned.

coronavirus cases rise. Tighter restrictions on social mixing will be imposed on the town as well as in the Liverpool city region, Hartlepool and Middlesbrough, Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced on Thursday.He told the Commons on Thursday morning: "Earlier this week we brought in further measures in the North-East, however in parts of Teesside and the North-West of England cases continue to rise fast."In Liverpool, the number of cases is 268 per 100,000 population, so together we need to act.

coronavirus, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced.New restrictions apply to the region following a dangerous spike in coronavirus cases which have soared to 268 confirmed cases per 1,000.Health Secretary Matt Hancock told the House of Commons the area “needs to act” and will now prevent all households mixing with each other. He also said people should not attend professional or amateur sporting events as spectators and care home visits should only happen in exceptional circumstances.Guidance against all but essential travel has also been given, which includes trips to work and school.

Piers Morgan took to Twitter to slam Health Secretary Matt Hancock again in a brutal post. The Good Morning Britain presenter, 55, has made his anger towards Hancock and the government known throughout the coronavirus pandemic.One of his latest digs was yet again at Hancock as he shared a ferocious tweet alongside a savage photograph.

An MP has called on the health secretary to relax some coronavirus restrictions and allow up to 30 people to attend funerals in Oldham.Jim McMahon, who represents Oldham West and Royton, has written to Matt Hancock asking him to increase the numbers of mourners at funerals.The MP has also asked that residents should be allowed to meet their friends and family outside as long as social distancing is in place.In his letter to Matt Hancock, the Oldham MP states that ‘there is real confusion about the complexity of the rules applied to differing areas’.He specifically highlights the funeral restrictions, which are different in both Bolton and Oldham to the rest of Greater Manchester.In Bolton only six people can attend a funeral, while this is

hereAsked what Boris Johnson thought about students potentially being asked to stay on campus over Christmas, the spokesman said: “We would expect all students to be able to go home at Christmas.”Last week, Health Secretary Matt Hancock, caused concern when he said in an interview with Times Radio he "would not rule out" asking students to stay in their university accommodation over Christmas to prevent coronavirus spreading.And hundreds of students at Manchester Metropolitan University had to stay in their rooms over the weekend after an outbreak in cases.Around 1,500 students at two halls of residence - Birley and Cambridge halls - have been asked to self-isolate and not leave their accommodation for a fortnight.

Thousands of care homes across England will be given free iPads to help residents keep in touch with family in the face of rising coronavirus cases.

Thousands of people have been unable to upload their coronavirus test results on the newly-launched NHS coronavirus app, according to reports.

Students who became infected with coronavirus after starting university say an outbreak in their accommodation was 'inevitable'.