Perth and Kinross set to be placed in tier two of COVID-19 restrictions

Billie Eilish said that Daniel Craig was a 'DILF' on Wednesday night's Late Night with Seth Meyers.The 20-year-old singer wearing black and white sweater, vest, black pants and black sneakers described to Seth being nervous meeting the 53-year-old James Bond actor during the course of her creating the Oscar nominated theme song 'No Time To Die'.'It's James Bond,' said Billie. 'He's a DILF.' Bond fan:Billie Eilish said that Daniel Craig was a 'DILF' on Wednesday night's Late Night with Seth MeyersSeth quipped, 'I found when I said it, it's weird. But I want you to know that I'm in full agreement.''You should be,' said Billie.

With the Season 2 finale of HBO's Euphoria just days away, one of the show's stars, Angus Cloud, has gotten a new gig.Polo announced on Wednesday that the 23-year-old actor will be the new face of Ralph Lauren Fragrances for an upcoming campaign.The new campaign also features TikTok stars Blake Gray and Sharl, which is designed to reveal a, 'more modern perspective of today's Polo story.' New gig:With the Season 2 finale of HBO's Euphoria just days away, one of the show's stars, Angus Cloud, has gotten a new gigAs it turns out, Cloud is the perfect brand ambassador since the actor was already a huge fan of the brand.'Every time I was in the thrift store, anything with a Polo pony on it, I would grab that," Cloud said. 'At a certain point, I realized I hadn't worn a t-shirt in a couple months … that was the start of it, collecting Polo ponies,' Cloud added.

Vanessa Bryant and her daughters had a fun-filled Wednesday at the happiest place on Earth.The Bryant ladies went to Disneyland, which over the years has been one of the family's favorite places to go.In fact, Mama Vanessa opted to celebrate her 39th birthday this past May at the theme park in Anaheim.For this latest go-around, shedocumented some of the thrilling moments with a series of photos she shared on her Instagram page in three separate posts. Happiest place on Earth: Vanessa Bryant, 39, took her three daughters to Disneyland for the day; the proud mom is seen with Bianka, fiveThe 39-year-old widow of NBA legend Kobe Bryantbrought her three daughters, Natalia, 19, Bianka, five, and Capri, two,The first of the posts showed the proud mother snuggled up next to her Bianka, who looked adorable with a pink bow in her hair as she flashed a big beaming smile that more than resembled her dad's famous grin With a chill in the air, mom dressedher girl on a warm off-white jacket.As for Vanessa, she bundled up in a black puffer jacket and donned a pair of stylish big frame sunglasses.

Anthony Edwards revealed that he and Mare Winningham had secretly eloped last year during an interview with Esquire that was published earlier this month.During the conversation, the 59-year-old actor expressed that he and the Oscar nominee, 62, had decided to tie the knot after being friends for nearly four decades.The couple famously costarred in the 1988 thriller feature Miracle Mile. New couple:Anthony Edwards revealed that he and Mare Winningham had secretly eloped last year during an interview with Esquire that was published earlier this month; they are seen in 2021According to the media outlet, the wedding party included 'just the two of them and an old friend to officiate.'Edwards made a humorous comment about the circumstances, stating: 'We're too old to throw weddings.' He went on to gush about his now-wife's dedication to her current professional commitments regarding her theater engagements.'She's doing Girl From the North Country on Broadway and she's just spectacular,' he stated.

Elsa Hosk and Nicole Williams stepped out with unique and stylish looks at a Vida Glow event in Los Angeles.The 33-year-old Hosk and 34-year-old Williams were both spotted without their significant others at the event, held at The Beverly Hills Hotel.Hosk has been dating British businessman Tom Daly since 2015, and Williams has been married to former NFL player Larry English since 2017. Elsa steps out:Elsa Hosk and Nicole Williams stepped out with unique and stylish looks at a Vida Glow event in Los AngelesWilliams stepped out with a unique brown cutout maxi dress that fell all the way to her stylish pointed-toe black boots.She also wore hoop earrings for the event with her auburn locks pulled back tightly for her look.

coronavirus vaccine could be available in Scotland, she hopes people will start receiving jabs before the end of 2020 or "certainly very early next year". Her comments at the Scottish Parliament came after drugs manufacturer Pfizer revealed earlier in the week that its Covid-19 vaccine is more than 90% effective at preventing the virus.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Neil Bibby MSP has challenged the Scottish Government to hold an inquiry into covid care homes “now, not later”.The West of Scotland MSP reiterated his call for a public inquiry days after the Scottish Parliament voted in favour of the probe getting underway immediately.The motion was agreed after government officials last week told the Express that First Minister Nicola Sturgeon had always committed to an inquiry.But no date has yet been set for the investigation to start.Mr Bibby, whose Renfrewshire constituency has seen 116 care home residents die of Covid-19, insists ministers need to learn lessons from the first wave of the virus and fast.He said:

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Renfrewshire families have been warned to adhere to coronavirus restrictions or face entering a level four lockdown.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Renfrewshire was one of a handful of local authority areas that had been giving her cause for concern following a spike in new cases.Speaking at Holyrood this afternoon, Ms Sturgeon said the next week would be “crucial” for the region.She said: “There are some areas in level three where we are seeing a sharp rise in cases.“We are particularly concerned just now about Inverclyde and Stirling and, to a lesser extent, South Ayrshire, Renfrewshire and East Renfrewshire.“Given the severity of level four

lockdown.The vaccine, being developed by Pfizer and BioNTech, has been found to be 90% effective in preventing people from getting Covid-19.It has already been tested on 43,500 people, with no safety concerns raised. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon welcomed the news and hailed it a "light at the end of the tunnel".

vaccine results as a “watershed moment” in the fight against Covid-19. At his 5pm press conference on Monday Prime Minister Boris Johnson said “the scientific cavalry was on the way”.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.New weekly cases of coronavirus have fallen for the second consecutive week in Lanarkshire.More than 15,000 people have now tested positive for Covid-19 in the region.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed a further 219 cases in the county for yesterday at her daily briefing on Monday, November 9, as weekly cases fell below 2000 for the first time in a month.That brings the total number of new Covid cases in the region for last week (week beginning November 2) to 1803 - 198 less than the previous week.Last week, the rate of decreasing in new Covid-19 cases across the region fell to 9.8 per cent after reducing by 26.4 per cent in the previous week.New

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.New weekly cases of coronavirus have fallen for the second consecutive week in Lanarkshire.More than 15,000 people have now tested positive for Covid-19 in the region.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed a further 219 cases in the county for yesterday at her daily briefing on Monday, November 9, as weekly cases fell below 2000 for the first time in a month.That brings the total number of new Covid cases in the region for last week (week beginning November 2) to 1803 - 198 less than the previous week.Last week, the rate of decreasing in new Covid-19 cases across the region fell to 9.8 per cent after reducing by 26.4 per cent in the previous week.New

Aberdeen Eight more heat than others.Dons stars were hammered after they first broke the household ruling by going for a meal and then into a city centre pub.They were condemned by everyone from the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon down but earlier this week Rangers were praised by the Scottish Government for taking swift action against Jordan Jones and George Edmundson after they also disregarded the two household ruling.Neil Lennon accused Holyrood chiefs of double standards and now McInnes has echoed his Celtic counterpart.The Aberdeen boss said: “While we were wrong at the time and rightly criticised, I haven’t seen the same condemnation that was aimed towards us right across the board for anybody else.

coronavirus breach.The Celtic boss feels a statement hailing the Ibrox club's 'swift and decisive' action in suspending their errant duo was in stark contrast to the way his own club were treated over Boli Bolingoli's own infringement.The Belgian's failure to quarantine prompted a stinging rebuke from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon at the time and a warning for the whole of Scottish football to take the protocols more seriously.And an annoyed Lennon feels his club have been 'thrown under the bus' in comparison.He said: “I can’t comment on what the Rangers boys did. What I can comment on is the reaction from the government, which I find bewildering.“Considering the way they treated us after the Bolingoli incident.

Celtic have been ‘thrown under the bus’.The bewildered Parkhead gaffer outlined his deep irritation at differing reactions to Covid-19 protocol breaches he feels are ‘unacceptable’.Celtic, along with Aberdeen, were on the end of a stinging rebuke from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon at the start of the season after incidents involving Parkhead player Boli Bolingoli and eight members of the Pittodrie squad.Rangers duo George Edmundson and Jordan Jones were suspended this week after being fined by police for attending a house party.This time around a Holyrood statement commended the Ibrox club for taking “swift and decisive action”.Lennon is shocked and said: “I can’t comment on what the Rangers boys did.

Nicola Sturgeon has said the Government is looking at making travel restrictions mandatory. She said she is considering putting the current advice into regulations which are set out in law.As part of the current set of restrictions, people living in one of the five tiers are either advised against unnecessary travel, or urged to minimise such journeys.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 sign up-centre.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterFirst Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she didn’t know positive Covid-19 patients were moved to care homes until August -  despite us publishing the fact in June.The local democracy reporting service revealed how 11 patients with coronavirus were discharged from Ayrshire hospitals to the care homes between March 10 and May 19. Cabinet secretary for health Jeane Freeman, who represents Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley is among the ministers who had no idea of the situation, it is said.Ms Sturgeon said she and other ministers only became aware of the practice from a national paper  in August - two months after the Ayrshire Post first published the

Perthshire MSP has criticised the first minister for being “oblivious” to what was happening in care homes across the region earlier in the coronavirus pandemic. At the weekend it was reported Nicola Sturgeon said ministers and government officials did not have information on the results of COVID-19 tests prior to patients being discharged into care homes, or where these patients were discharged before figures were published in a national newspaper in August.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.New weekly coronavirus cases in Lanarkshire fell for the first time since July last week.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed a further 268 cases in the region for yesterday at her daily briefing on Monday, November 2.That brings the total number of new Covid cases in the region for last week (week beginning October 26) to 2001 - 718 less than the previous week.Each of the previous 12 weeks had seen a consistent rise in new Covid-19 cases across the Lanarkshire, peaking at 2719 two weeks ago (week beginning October 19).However, last week was the third consecutive week that more than 2000 cases were recorded in the region.In total, 13,396 people in

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Lanarkshire saw a further 274 new coronavirus cases confirmed yesterday.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the figures at her daily briefing in Edinburgh this afternoon, meaning a record 2719 new positive tests were confirmed in the region last week.The total number of cases in the region this month now exceeds 7000 - more than 1.5 times the 4375 cases confirmed in the region between March and September.In total, 11,395 people have tested positive for Covid-19 in Lanarkshire and 395 people have died from the virus.A new five-tier system of restrictions is set to be debated by MSPs at Holyrood tomorrow (October 27) before coming into force on

Glasgow nightclubs are losing 'between 50 per cent and 75 per cent of their most profitable trading hours' due to restrictions placed on the industry, according to a local businessman. Donald MacLeod MBE, chairman of the Glasgow Licensing Forum who owns The Garage and Cathouse nightclubs in the city, has drafted alternative options to 'navigating a way forward out of the restrictions in a letter to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.