Primary school in Surrey shuts for two weeks after coronavirus outbreak

Simon Cowell makes no secret about being a proud dad when he opens up about life with his son, Eric.During a chat with American Idol legend Kelly Clarkson, Simon, 60, revealed just how proud he is of his six-year-old son after reading a tear-jerking Father's Day message from his mini-me.Chatting to Kelly and his fellow America's Got Talent pals, Simon initially joked: "Well, I would normally hold up a bottle of Corona beer, but it's the most inappropriate beer," before sharing the emotional message.Brightening up their Zoom call, Simon said: "This was given to me on Father's Day and I'm going to read this to you because it was touching."The music mogul continued: "This is from Eric, my six-year-old boy, to me.

Grinding Gear Games has announced that the beta release of Path Of Exile 2 will only launch next year, citing coronavirus-related delays.In a new forum post, the developer shot down the possibility of a 2020 beta, which was first mentioned when they announced Path Of Exile 2 in 2019. “This is definitely not happening this year, due to significant schedule delays due to the pandemic,” the post read.

Sharon Stone almost died after being struck by lightning as a child. The 'Basic Instinct' star has said she once came perilously close to death after she went to the well at her family home to fill up the iron, and a bolt of lightning hit the well, shocking her in the process.

A mum who felt like everything was going against her saw her luck turn around thanks to a random act of kindness from a complete stranger.

Prince Harry will be "feeling sad" and missing his army mates as people across the UK honour our military heroes on Armed Forces Day.The SAS legend – author of blockbuster war novel Brave Two Zero – spoke out as Harry struggles to settle into his new life in Los Angeles and will be yearning to come back home.Andy, who wrote his book after being captured in 1991 during the first Iraq War, said the bond formed between soldiers who witness the frontline together is unbreakable.The Duke of Sussex is a passionate supporter of the military and served in Afghanistan as an Apache helicopter pilot before having to be quickly removed from frontline duties when the Taliban got wind of his deployment.Harry has spoken before about missing the Army –

Conor McGregor has been no stranger to showing off his expensive collection of watches. Sporting megastars love to flaunt their wealth by wearing extravagant time-pieces, and the Irishman is no exception as his latest Rolex purchase catches the eye of fans on social media.

Davinia Taylor pulled out all the stops for her son Grey's 13th birthday bash on Friday.

Chris Brown’s baby mama, Ammika Harris has been making fans excited lately by sharing all kinds of selfies on her social media account. She’s been showing off her fit body and leaving fans impressed by her amazing snap back.

Read More About: Ministers have also vowed to inject £100million into helping schools recover from lockdown, which will include teacher recruitment.A government spokesman said: “We are now able to plan for a full-time return to school because significant progress has been made in suppressing the virus.“We have published the scientific evidence and public health advice that has guided our decisions so far and we will continue to do so.“A new sub-group of the Covid-19 advisory group, established to specialise on education and children’s issues, met for the first time this week.

Schools may not reopen in September if people continue to flout social distancing rules, experts warn.

ator briefly lost his blue tick verification after several of his tweets accusing an LGBTQ+ group of grooming were reported; however, he later regained his verification and a Twitter spokesperson said he had been unverified in error.But now, Linehan’s @glinner account appears to have been suspended entirely.On his account, a message from Twitter reads that accounts that violate the Twitter rules will be suspended.

It was supposed to bring her happiness, to help her lose weight after she hit a dangerous 26 1/2 stone.But complications after a gastric bypass left Kylie Nicole, 32, in a wheelchair, brain damaged, and unable to work. Here, Kylie, from Radcliffe, Bury, talks about the operation which changed her life, and what it has been like having a rare disability in lockdown.It was in December 2010 that Kylie had the gastric bypass that would change her life."I was very depressed at the time, when I would go out I would binge eat", she recalled.

reports The Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health. It says recent data shows that two thirds of parents already perceive their children to be feeling lonely - an increase of around 50 per cent on normal levels.Dr Kathryn Lester, senior lecturer in developmental psychology at the University of Sussex, writes that: "The importance of play for children’s wellbeing is still all too easily overlooked, and sadly even more so in the midst of a global pandemic."For social and emotional wellbeing, children need to engage in all types of play.

The Prime Minister on Tuesday announced a string of businesses that can reopen on July 4 as part of the third and final phase in easing the coronavirus lockdown.Of these venues in England, hairdressers and barbers made the cut, but to much confusion, beauty establishments didn’t."Today we can say that our long national hibernation is beginning to come to an end and life is returning to our streets and our shops,” Boris Johnson said, “The bustle is starting to come back and a new but cautious optimism is palpable.”He added: “Almost as eagerly awaited as a pint will be a haircut, particularly by me, and so we will reopen hairdressers with appropriate precautions, including the use of visors.”The trigger date of July 4 was revealed weeks ago

reports that he first saw his grandson on a video call because of social distancing measures but that it was ’emotional’.A statement on behalf of the family at the time said: ‘Time stood still at Berg Castle during a video call during which the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess had the immense joy of meeting their grandson Prince Charles for the first time.’‘A digital meeting, certainly, but charged with emotion!’ the statement went on.

a former Disney princess upset that she had to skip Coachella because of coronavirus or a Netflix heartthrob's offensive old posts being unearthed by eagle-eyed fans on Twitter, celebrities have consistently been apologizing for their actions, oftentimes only after people on social media call for their 'cancellations.' In the past, celebrity scandals could be easily forgotten - superstars like Hugh Grant or Rob Lowe could simply issue a quick apology in the pages of People magazine if there was enough public attention. But now, gossip is seemingly inescapable, especially on social media, where fans and stans call for stars to be canceled if they make a wrong move.

Liverpool reportedly face paying out more than £10million in bonus payments to players and other clubs after being crowned Premier League champions. In addition to the existence of a £4m players' pool to be shared out among the squad, many players are also due individual bonuses agreed when signing their most recent contract.

DIY makeover during lockdown for just £600 – and, the results are seriously impressive.Jema Gawleta, who runs a home salon, is usually too busy to update her home.However, the coronavirus lockdown changed that and she’s put in some serious DIY hours in while her business is closed.Jema has renovated her living room, kitchen, stairs and landing, garden and her daughter’s bedroom for just £600.The parent told Daily Star Online: “I’m a mum-of-four who owns my own home salon so I work long hours and don’t usually get the time for DIY. It’s helped to keep me busy during lockdown and keep my sanity.“I had to do it all on a budget with me being self employed and not earning anything in lockdown.

Strictly Come Dancing have reportedly turned down Cheryl for a place on the prestigious judging panel for the upcoming series, after Bruno Toniolo gave his blessing to her. The BBC dance competition is set to return to screens in October, with shorter running times and strict safety measures in place as the world continues to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.

Shrek 2 director Kelly Asbury has died aged 60.The Oscar-nominated star, who worked on some of the greatest animated films of all time, died in his Los Angeles home on Friday morning after suffering from abdominal cancer.According to TMZ, the director and voice-over artist died "peacefully" in his Encino home.Asbury’s representative, Nancy Newhouse Porter of Newhouse Porter Hubbard, confirmed his death in a statement shared with Deadline.Nancy said: "He was one of the most admired and beloved people in the industry."She added: "It’s heartbreaking for everyone."Animation star Asbury is famed for directing both Shrek 2 and Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, earning two Academy-Award nominations for his work.