Police to hand out new £800 fines to people attending house parties

The cast of Love Is Blind season 2 can finally reveal what happened after the cameras stopped rolling — and Natalie Lee and Salvador “Sal” Perez are both opening up to Us Weekly about giving their respective partners another chance after walking away on wedding day.

Meghan Markle’s attorney is hitting back after it was revealed that Samantha Markle is suing her half-sister over that tell-all Oprah Winfrey interview.

A couple years later, and Marisa Tomei is still waiting on a paycheque.

Mother knows best. Leighton Meester offered some rare insight into her family life while speaking about her new film, The Weekend Away.

Kate Ferdinand was a proud wife as her husband Rio Ferdinand was awarded an Honorary Doctorate.

Eurovision Song Contest has unveiled its inaugural line-up.Initially announced in 2020, the new contest was due to appear on TV in February but was delayed by NBC.

Thousands of Scots workers will receive a wage rise with changes to the ‘National Living Wage’ coming into force from next month.

Vladimir Putin has displayed a distinctive walk, which could be linked to KGB training.

Scottish Game of Thrones actor John Stahl has died aged 68.

A Scots policeman has been left in tears fearing for his family’s safety after Russia's invasion of Ukraine left the country "apocalyptic".

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Airdrie have won a monthly award double as Ian Murray won the Scottish League One Glen's Manager of the Month, while midfielder Rhys McCabe took the Player of the Month.

Swedish House Mafia have announced the release date for their new album ‘Paradise Again’ and shared their latest single ‘Redlight’ – you can hear the Sting-featuring track below.The dance trio – Axwell (born Axel Hedfors), Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso – will release their long-awaited debut full-length LP on April 15 via Republic Records.Speaking to NME about ‘Paradise Again’ back in November, SHM said that the record will serve as “an invitation into our world”.“In the past we put out single after single, and it was almost like we were chasing something,” Ingrosso said. “When Steve first said, ‘We need to make an album’, I wanted to jump out the window.

KIM Kardashian showed off her curves in a tight pink romper hours after she was declared legally single from Kanye West. The KUWTK alum's fans are convinced they spotted an NSFW detail in the sexy photos, which showed her eating a bowl of cereal and taking selfies while lounging in bed.

KOURTNEY Kardashian's fans are convinced she dropped another clue that she has secretly married Travis Barker. The KUWTK alum, 42, got viewers talking when she doodled "Kourtney Mary Kardashian Barker" on a notepad in a video shot for Bustle.

Russian armada has been spotted lurking in the Black Sea and advancing toward Odessa, with fears that the Ukrainian port is Vladimir Putin's next target.The Ukrainian defence ministry warned that invading forces could be prepping for a possible attack.A Russian invasion of Ukraine's third largest city could open a corridor to Kyiv from the south for Russian forces to move through.Landing ships capable of launching tanks and hundreds of troops ashore have been spotted off the coast.Following the sighting of Russian personnel in the Black Sea heading toward Odessa, the Ukrainian defence ministry released a statement.In the statement, the ministry said: "In the waters of the Black Sea, we are observing a landing detachment of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, consisting of four large landing ships accompanied by three rocket boats, advancing toward Odessa." Experts have warned that if Russia seize the port then they would be given a "chokehold" on Ukraine's economy, with comparisons made to the UK losing Dover. General Sir Richard Barrons, a former military chief, said the city was a "big prize" in the Russian invasion.

coronavirus pandemic. Home Secretary Priti Patel announced tighter restrictions, stating "going on holiday is not a valid reason" to travel.People attempting to go on holiday will be stopped at the border – although it is unclear when the tighter rules will be enforced.It comes as social media influencers face backlash for travelling abroad despite the pandemic.Priti Patel told the Commons: "For those travelling out of the UK we will also be enhancing and stepping up enforcement rules."Because despite the stay-at-home regulations we are still seeing people not complying with these rules.

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Boris Johnson has told MPs that Home Secretary Priti Patel will set out tougher quarantine measures for “red list countries where we have particular concern about new variants”.Plans are expected to be unveiled on Wednesday, January 27, which could see UK arrivals forced to fork out for two weeks in a quarantine hotel to stop the spread of Covid.And the Prime Minister addressed MPs during Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday to confirm tougher quarantine measures are due to be set out by Home Secretary Priti Patel.Mr Johnson told the Commons: "Throughout this pandemic, it has been the habit of the Opposition first to support one approach and then to attack it, to twist, to turn."It was only recently that the shadow transport secretary

Lockdown rule-breakers who attend house parties will be slapped with a new £800 fine on a first offence from next week.

lockdown rules to attend house parties.The fine will be handed to individuals attending illegal gatherings of more than 15 people in private homes, with each additional offence doubling to a maximum level of £6,400.Patel announced the move during tonight’s Downing Street press conference (January 21), which she led alongside the chair of the National Police Chiefs Council Martin Hewitt.While household mixing is banned in the UK, the Home Secretary said that “there is still a small minority who refuse to do the right thing”.“Such irresponsible behaviour poses a significant threat to public health,” Patel said.