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PIERS Morgan and Lorraine Kelly have slated Rita Ora after she flouted lockdown rules. Yesterday, The Sun exclusively revealed that the hitmaker hosted her 30th birthday party on Saturday at Notting Hill restaurant Casa Cruz, despite England being in the midst of a national lockdown due to Covid-19.

Rita Ora has issued an apology after being slammed for throwing a 30th-birthday party in London on Saturday.

Nicola Sturgeon has labelled the actions of Celtic protesters as "pretty despicable".The SNP was asked about the unsavoury scenes that followed the Premiership champions 2-0 defeat to Ross County as fans called for boss Neil Lennon to go and chants of "sack the board" could be heard ringing out.A pair of Police Scotland officers suffered minor injuries as raging supporters knocked over fences and launches missiles as club officials were led away from the stadium by a police escort.And Sturgeon insists that type of behaviour will never be tolerated.She said: "I don't care if you're a Celtic fan, a Rangers fan, an Ayr United fan or no fan of football at all."Anybody who attacks police officers is doing wrong and that is pretty despicable."I

Sir Rod Stewart believes no manager worth his salt will go near the Celtic manager's job "with a bargepole" if Neil Lennon is axed.The legendary crooner admits he's never been more downbeat than he is on Monday after watching his side crash out the Betfred Cup.But Sir Rod admits his real anguish comes from watching the wild scenes that followed the 2-0 defeat to Ross County as fans made a beeline for Parkhead to vent at Lennon and the board.Speaking to the talkSPORT :  "I'm heartbroken and disgusted."All my years of supporting the Celts I've never seen anything like that, missiles being thrown at the players, it's shameful it makes the club look so irresponsible."It's a proud old club and I'm absolutely heartbroken not only with the result

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earlier this week on the ITV series. The 26-year-old had spent two weeks at Gwrych Castle in Abergele with her fellow campmates.

follow our blog.Coronavirus infections fell by almost a third in England during the second national lockdown, research suggests.There was a 30 per cent drop in cases across the country over almost a fortnight this month, according to the latest findings from Imperial College London’s React study.Regionally, the research suggests infections fell by more than half in the North West and North East, and were also down in Yorkshire and the Humber.But prevalence remained high in the East Midlands and West Midlands.More than 105,000 volunteers were tested in England for the ongoing research.According to round seven of the study, there were 96 people infected per 10,000 between November 13 and 24, down from 132 per 10,000 between October 26 and

hereA mobile hairdresser who has been carrying out hairdressing services in the borough was also fined.And police also issued a FPN for to a “makeshift barbers” operating in the Moorside area of the town.Two parties - including an 18th birthday - resulted in fines.While household mixing also led to enforcement.Officers from Oldham posted details of the breaches on the GMP Failsworth & Hollinwood Facebook page on Monday morning (November 30).They wrote: “In the last week, Oldham police were called to a number of reports of Covid-19 Regulation breaches.“They have issued 13 Fixed Penalty Notices.“Some of the Breaches included:“An 18th Birthday party being held in Dobcross.“A party being held at an address in Lees.“Mixing of different

The Sun, her rich and famous mates - Cara Delevingne, her sister Poppy, and TOWIE's Vas J Morgan among them - were seen on their way to the venue. The paper also has photos of the police outside the restaurant, Casa Cruz, after they were alerted 'to reports of a potential breach of Covid regulations in W11'.

Rita Ora has issued a grovelling apology for breaking coronavirus restrictions by hosting a party to mark her 30th birthday.

Lightopia is preparing to welcome visitors later this week, filling Heaton Park with colourful lanterns and light installations.The festival, which has delayed its opening due to the national lockdown, will officially kick off on Thursday December 3.Many people who held tickets for earlier dates have had their bookings pushed into the new year, with the festival running through now until January 10.It's one of the few festive events that will be able to go ahead, thanks to being outdoors.But the huge festival has now issued a warning to anyone from outside Greater Manchester who was planning to attend.Lightopia has been responding to customers outside the region advising them not to attend, due to Tier 3 restrictions.This advice may change

Arie Luyendyk Jr. spent Thanksgiving distanced from his family. The 39-year-old former Bachelor took to his Instagram Story over the holiday weekend to lament the «rough» time he's had after testing positive for COVID-19 and having to isolate on «the other side of the house» from his wife, Lauren Burnham, and their 1-year-old daughter, Alessi. «Many of you have been wondering why we haven't done, why we've been so absent on social media and why I'm sitting like 25 feet away from the girls,» Luyendyk Jr.

RITA Ora had more than 30 people gather to celebrate her 30th birthday this weekend - which is completely against current lockdown restrictions in the UK. The singer proudly took to Instagram to give fans an insight into the lavish celebrations for her milestone birthday which was hosted by Casa Cruz in West London.

reports. The fire at Camp Hi-Ho in Simpsonville happened on Friday night, and the farm's main barn—which was used for workspace and camp activities—appears to have been demolished.

Last week Primark confirmed plans to open some of its stores for 24 hours to shoppers when lockdown ends.Now it's been revealed that all shops will be given permission to trade around the clock when they reopen after a month of lockdown measures on December 2.Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick has announced that from Wednesday 2 December, all non-essential retail across England will be able to reopen, and planning rules limiting opening hours will be eased to allow shops to be open for longer Monday to Saturday.The official government website says that these measures will help ease transport pressures and make socially distanced shopping easier by giving people greater flexibility to choose when they shop and avoid peak times.The majority

Lorraine Kelly has taken a swipe at Rita Ora after the popstar was accused of flouting English lockdown rules. The Sun reported that more than 30 people were believed to have attended a secret bash celebrating the singer’s 30th birthday in London on Saturday night.

AC/DC‘s Angus Young has explained the idea behind the title of the band’s new album ‘Power Up’.‘Power Up’ came out earlier this month, and became the fastest-selling album of 2020.“I went through everything — like titles in songs,” Young told Australian radio station Triple M of the selection process for the album title.“In the song ‘Realize’, there’s the line, ‘I’ve got the power to mesmerise.’ The word ‘power,’ it goes back to the name AC/DC. We always looked at ourselves as that of power, electric power.“So I just wanted another, if you could say, okay, what could you call AC/DC, and you say they’re power.

Birmingham Mail reported. Some of the biggest hotspots in England saw the biggest improvements in driving new infections down, according to the results.The findings were based on research done by swabbing more than 100,000 people between November 13 and 24, the middle of the second national lockdown.Results suggested that there had actually been a 30% fall between the last study and the most recent research.Before that cases were accelerating, the BBC reported, roughly doubling every nine days.But new cases are now coming down, more slowly than they increased, halving every 37 days. This is a breaking news story and is constantly being updated. Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest updates. Reporters working on

An 'urban village' boasting hundreds of high rise apartments has been approved for Stockport town centre.Stockport College’s Greek Street campus is to be completely redeveloped to create the ‘Royal George Village’, after planners gave the scheme the green light.The project will also see the town’s Grade II* listed War Memorial Art Gallery become a focal point for what is intended to be a new ‘intergenerational community’,The three-acre site near the town hall will form part of the regeneration of ‘Town Centre West’, also known as the Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC).In total the scheme will bring 442 one and two-bedroom flats to the town centre.

Cyber Monday is here and there are plenty of impressive deals available at Argos including reductions on toys, tech and electricals.

“Discussions are continuing around what the new tier system means for testing and training and DVSA will issue more information this week”.