Nicola Sturgeon says rise in number of pupils contracting virus is 'inevitable'

Hollywood star Gwen Stefani rocked the top of the charts with Don't Speak.The No Doubt singer hit number one on this day in 1997 with the track, after rising to fame with the band following songs including Just A Girl.Gwen Stefani showed off a number of stunning looks in the video for the song, including a sweet ditsy print dress and a crop top and trousers onstage, which showed off the singer's toned abs.To pay tribute to the 25th anniversary of the hit song, Daily Star has taken a look at some of Gwen Stefani's hottest looks.Gwen Stefani channelled inspiration from Las Vegas showgirls for her glam Met Gala 2019 look.The singer walked the red carpet wearing a white bodysuit, encrusted with multi-coloured jewels that were draped over her sizzling curves.The high fashion look from designer Moschino was completed with black fish net tights and a white faux fur coat, completing the stunning outfit.Designer Jeremy Scott told Vogue: "The look I designed for Gwen is a mix of all the kinds of camp iconography that she and I love.

as reported by Teesside Live. The Mill gave them a deadline of 4pm on Tuesday to cough up the cash before going to the police.They posted on social media: "To the lovely couple that racked up a hefty bill consisting of fillet steak and lobster, numerous bottles of wine…."Whilst we’re sure it was an honest mistake on your part that you left without paying, please pay your bill by 4 o'clock today."You were sat opposite a camera and the CCTV couldn’t be clearer."The pub later said that they had made contact with the couple and had been told that they would pay up on Wednesday when the male half of the couple got paid.However, at just after 8pm on Tuesday night, The Mill announced that the £179.20 bill had been paid by a female.They posted online: "The bill has been paid by an anonymous female believed to be his girlfriend! Bless, who said romance is dead."A number of people took to social media to condemn the couple's actions.

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TikTok user @kenzjee, who works as a waitress at the restaurant chain, demonstrated purchasing the hosiery from a vending machine in the restaurant bathroom.The $5 (£3.70) tights, which come in different skin tone colours, must be worn as part of the uniform, which also consists of tiny orange shorts and a low-cut white shirt with the Hooters logo on it.And many TikTok viewers were stunned to find out that the tights weren't provided by the company and that waitresses had to pay for them themselves.Talking on the video, @kenzjee said: "People always ask me about our tights machine and I have to buy tights today so I'll just make a video about it."In the clip, which has now been viewed more than 4.7million times, she inserted a five dollar bill into a vending machine that sold the tights.She then chose the size and skin tone colour that she wanted before getting her pair.The vending machine was made by a company called Peavey Hosiery, which charges $8.49 (£6.30) for the same tights - called Suntan Hosiery - on its website. So at least they get them a little cheaper, we guess.Kenzjee explained that the reason Hooters doesn't give employees the tights for free is because they are considered 'undergarments,' so they have to 'sell them through a third party company.'She also said that the item of clothing is tax deductible as a work-related expense.However, many people still said that the company should not make their employees pay for the tights if they are required as part of the uniform.Some even blasted them the firm in the comment section.One exclaimed: "It's a company uniform, so company should pay for it.

driver who left a "sick and twisted" note on her car which called her fat before ending the message in a horrifying way. The woman, who wished to stay anonymous, said she received the vile letter following a minor incident at a Sainsbury's car park in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

on plastic surgery left her fans drooling this week with a cheeky lingerie snaps. Céline Centino, 27, from Switzerland, was bullied at school and so spent a small fortune to achieve her dream body.The model has undergone nose and boob jobs and even recently treated herself to a Brazilian Butt Lift for Christmas.Now, she earns thousands from her “sex object” appearance.The popular Instagram model made the most of her enhanced figure this week with a cheeky lingerie post that left her 735,000 followers with their jaws on the floor.Céline donned a frilly, peach coloured thing and white t-shirt with a black trim for the sexy snap.She knelt on the floor and pushed her booty into the air while giving the camera a sultry stare.The model’s black and grey sleeve tattoo was also on show in the cheeky photo.

Train services in Lanarkshire will stop this afternoon as Storm Dudley brings heavy rain and high winds to Scotland.

Celtic midfielder Matt O'Riley could be handed a Denmark call in time for the World Cup next winter.

Nicola Sturgeon has made a renewed call for the UK Government to extend the furlough scheme beyond October amid fears unemployment will rocket when it is removed. The First Minister said the Treasury should follow the example of France and Germany by extending economic support for businesses which were forced to close during lockdown.

Nicola Sturgeon has said she was not aware of female civil servants being advised not be alone with her predecessor Alex Salmond.But she said MSPs probing the Scottish Government’s handling of sexual harassment allegations made against the former first minster were “perfectly entitled” to take up this issue.She vowed she was “absolutely committed to fully complying with the inquiry”.Her comments came after concerns were raised about “huge swathes” of information provided by the Scottish Government being “heavily redacted”.The First Minister was pressed on the issue after the Committee on the Scottish Government Handling of Harassment Complaints held its first evidence session on Tuesday – with the country’s most senior civil servant,

Nicola Sturgeon confirmed Scotland stays in phase three of lockdown.But in her regular briefing she said gyms can reopen ahead of schedule as of August 31, with strict hygiene measures in place.Contact team sports can resume outdoors as of August 24, and bingo halls will be able to reopen from the same date.The First Minister confirmed there were 77 new coronavirus cases in Scotland in the past 24 hours.This is the highest number of cases in 24 hours in almost three months.With Scotland currently dealing with a number of coronavirus clusters, and with schools having reopened to pupils last week, significant changes to the current arrangements were not expected.When she gave her last review on July 30, Ms Sturgeon warned Scotland may have to

Indoor gyms and swimming pools in Scotland can reopen from August 31, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced today.

coronavirus restrictions in Scotland today. The First Minister will announces the outcome of the latest review of lockdown this afternoon.

Nicola Sturgeon has said Scotland is not in the midst of a second coronavirus wave despite a recent spike in cases. The First Minister said at the Scottish Government's briefing on Wednesday that the increase - from two daily cases in early July to 50 in the most recent figures - is a "spike in the first wave".She added it is not clear if there will be a second wave of the virus.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish politics news sent straight to your inbox every Friday.Nicola Sturgeon said there are no outbreaks of coronavirus in primary schools after concerns pupils were testing positive.The First Minister confirmed more cases since the return to class full time in Scotland last week, but said they were linked to communities rather than schools."We are not seeing outbreaks in primary schools, we are seeing individual cases of primary school aged children but the evidence so far is they are getting the virus in the community," she said."This may not always be the case - we have to contemplate that we may see outbreaks in schools at some stages.

Covid-19. The student is now self-isolating at home with immediate family following the positive test.It is understood he only attended school for one day - last Thursday, August 13.

school results scandal.The First Minister praised Professor Mark Priestley, who came out for the SNP at the general election, for his skills and experience and said he is the right person for the job.Education Secretary John Swinney this week made a u-turn after confirming that around 120,000 downgraded results would be reversed following a backlash by pupils and parents.Get all the top Scottish politics news sent straight to your Inbox by signing up to our Politics newsletter.We cover Holyrood, Westminster and local councils, with a current focus on how our governments are handling the coronavirus pandemic.To sign up, simply enter your email address into the pink box near the top of this article.Alternatively, you can visit our newsletter

coronavirus have been recorded in Scotland in the last 24 hours however there was a rise of 65 new cases. The total number of cases of the virus now stands at 19,238 throughout the country.

It's left the season on thin ice with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon showing the game a "yellow card".And while Rice reckons docking points from the offending clubs would be a step too far, he believes players should suffer consequences for putting the game in jeopardy.He said: "I think there's got to be sanctions."We've had a couple of cases now where we've had warnings."We know the rules, we know the regulations that we need to work under so there has to be sanctions someplace."But the clubs have done everything they can."Celtic and Aberdeen are the two clubs we've been talking about, but they've done everything possible to tell the players the rules."It's individuals that did this, not the clubs."I think it's very harsh [to forfeit

Aberdeen to stay in lockdown to keep coronavirus from spreading further.The First Minister had earlier promised to review the restrictions one week after they were imposed on the city.At the Scottish Parliament, Sturgeon said 177 confirmed cases have now been linked to the outbreak.

Stonehaven train crash as 'an extremely serious incident' as emergency services work on the scene.A train derailed near the Aberdeenshire town around 9.45am this morning prompting the First Minister's response.A huge police, fire and ambulance presence has been spotted on the scene amid reports of serious injuries and carriages being on fire.Nicola Sturgeon was briefed by emergency services just before standing up at Holyrood for First Minister’s Questions.She will be having meetings with government and emergency officials through the afternoon.“Details are still emerging but there are early reports of serious injuries,” she said.Pictures on social media show huge plumes of smoke rising into the air.Many services have been cancelled today