Robbie Savage's mum finally sees her grandsons as lockdown begins to ease

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Life's a beach! Get the brightest stories sent to your inbox with the Daily Star newsletterThousands of pubs won't reopen their doors when the lockdown is lifted on July 4 - and it is feared they will stay closed forever, industry experts have warned.A survey by the British Institute of Innkeeping found that one in ten landlords will not be able to make enough profit to open, even with reduced social distancing measures.Pubs across the UK were ordered to close in March as part of the Government's response to the coronavirus outbreak.Last week Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that they can reopen on July 4, but under new measures designed to keep staff and punters safe from catching or spreading the killer bug.However, not all pubs

Boris Johnson says he will make the "necessary closures" in the event of local outbreaks of coronavirus.

Two farmers who “fortified the nation’s spirits” by broadcasting live streams of their animals have been awarded the Prime Minister’s Points of Light Award for helping their community.

Celebrity Gogglebox's Rylan Clark-Neal had a rather stressful time trying to explain social distancing bubbles to his mum on tonight's episode (June 26) of the Channel 4 show.Linda Clark had a spot of difficulty trying to decipher the government's latest batch of coronavirus guidelines. After watching Prime Minister Boris Johnson announce that the two-metre social distancing gap has now been reduced to one metre plus, Rylan tried to explain to his mum that they can be as close as they like (and even touch each other!) as they're in a bubble together.

Ministers were warned confusion over the Coronavirus alert level would cause “public anxiety”, days before Boris Johnson appeared to ignore the scale and announced the easing of lockdown measures.

coronavirus infections as people appear to ignore advice. The Prime Minister said the country could see a rise in cases if people take "liberties" with social-distancing rules.

Piers Morgan has blasted Prime Minister Boris Johnson following images of a packed Bournemouth Beach.

Dame Judi Dench has said that she believes some major theatres will not reopen in her lifetime.Discussing the state of the UK's theatre industry amid the lockdown, the veteran stage and screen actress, 85, said: “I can't see how it's going to recover.”Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that theatres and concert halls are able to reopen from July 4, but not for live performances.Speaking from her home, Dame Judi said: "When you hear that The Old Vic is in trouble, when you hear that the Nuffield in Southampton is in trouble, and Leicester and Nottingham."This is what we rely on and it's a desperate feeling,” she told Channel 4 News."And when will they ever open again? I don't know, certainly, I'm sure, not in my lifetime."I don't know, I

Holiday parks and campsite bookings have soared in the last 24 hours after an easing of lockdown measures prompted Brits to look at 'staycations' as their summer holiday.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine and his family have returned to London ahead of lockdown rules being relaxed in the next couple of weeks. soon after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that restaurants would be allowed to re-open on 4 July.Gordon then confirmed on Wednesday that on that date.

Gordon Ramsay and his family have returned to London ahead of lockdown rules being relaxed in the next couple of weeks. The celebrity chef was pictured in London with his oldest daughter on Tuesday, soon after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that restaurants would be allowed to re-open on 4 July.Gordon then confirmed on Wednesday that his Grosvenor Square restaurant Lucky Cat would be opening its doors on that date.

Fast food giant McDonald's has officially reopened 280 high street restaurants, following on from 11 motorway service stations last week.

coronavirus restrictions. At her briefing yesterday, Sturgeon said there will be "further details on the timing".

The Apprentice this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, a spokesperson confirmed. This will be the first time the show has been off the air since it launched back in 2005.Bosses have made the decision to postpone the series as it would prove impossible to film challenges and also ensuring contestants kept to the government imposed two-metre social distance rules.It's believed execs hoped that Boris Johnson's easing of lockdown restrictions would have enabled filming to commence.

Chris Whitty has laid out exactly what each person needs to do to stop the transmission of coronavirus in the government's final press briefing today.England's chief medical officer warned the public not to be "fooled this has gone away" before explaining exactly what every individual, household, and firm should do to help stop the spread of the deadly virus.The prime minister began the conference with a recap of changes to come into force in the next easing of lockdown on July 4.Boris Johnson announced that the 2m rule will be modified to '1m+', while he confirmed restaurants, pubs, and hairdressers will be able to reopen, among other venues.Professor Whitty then took to the stand to reiterate that although changes are to be made due to

here"The administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland hold responsibility for their own lockdown restrictions and they will respond to the united view of the Chief Medical Officers at their own pace, based on their own judgement, but all parts of the UK are now travelling in the same direction and we will continue to work together to ensure that everyone in our country gets the support they need."Thanks to our progress, we can now go further and safely ease the lockdown in England."At every stage, caution will remain our watchword, and each step will be conditional and reversible."Mr Speaker, given the significant fall in the prevalence of the virus, we can change the two-metre social distancing rule, from 4th July."I know this

Gyms in England could re-open from "mid July", the government said today - moments after they were left out of a huge list of lockdown changes.

Boris Johson admitted the UK will see future outbreaks of coronavirus as he announced huge easing of lockdown in England.

Boris Johnson made the announcement in the Commons today where he outlined a number of new rules that will come into force from July 4.Mr Johnson said that as part of places of worship reopening, services including weddings can restart with a maximum of 30 people, subject to social distancing.Follow latest updates as the Prime Minister announces lockdown changes here.Addressing MPs, he said: "I know many have mourned the closure of places of worship."This year Easter, Passover, and Eid all occurred during the lockdown so I'm delighted that places of worship will be able to reopen for prayer and services, including weddings with a maximum of 30 people, subject to social distancing".However, it has not been confirmed whether this new rule for

Boris Johnson.The First Minister hinted progress has been made exactly three months to the day since the whole country was shut down.Sturgeon was speaking at her daily briefing on the day the Scottish Government sets out changes to its back-to-school plan.Meanwhile in England, Boris Johnson announced major changes by cutting the two-metre rule in half and confirming pubs, hairdressers and restaurants will open south of the border next month.The rules are not changing in Scotland - but Sturgeon said: “Tomorrow, I’ll be able to provide further detail on the timing of some of the specific steps in that journey.“I’ll be able to do so tomorrow ahead of when I thought just a few days ago that might be possible.”However, the First Minister remains