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A group of restaurant owners in Minnesota are not backing down as the state may adopt new coronavirus restrictions. “When they did our first shutdown, it didn’t feel right in my gut that they were doing this and I went to other business owners around me and said, 'Would you open up with me?' and they were too afraid and, of course, at that time, the virus was still very new," Jane Moss, owner of the Boardwalk Bar & Grill, told "Fox & Friends." Gov.Tim Walz is expected to give an update on his decision for the expiring COVID-19 restrictions this Wednesday.

Lil Wayne has pleaded guilty to one count of illegal firearm possession.The rapper – real name Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.

Rita Ora has reportedly launched her own investigation into finding who had revealed the details of her 30th birthday celebrations, which broke lockdown restrictions.

Piers Morgan has ridiculed Rita Ora’s apology for breaking lockdown rules - saying she is only sorry she got caught.The How Wed Do (Party) singer has said she is “deeply sorry” for breaching the rules put in place to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in order to celebrate her 30th birthday with friends.Morgan dismissed her apology on Good Morning Britain, saying: "'I'm deeply sorry', what about? You're not deeply sorry - you're deeply sorry you got caught!"That's what you're 'deeply sorry' about.

Police have thwarted a huge illegal rave potentially designed for more than a thousand people on moorland near Oldham.

Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) has issued images of some of the seized fireworks, labelled with the name Dum Bum, so the public can be wary.

hereBaroness Hughes told a press conference on Wednesday: “There are some very large gatherings and some very persistent offenders.“One woman in Bolton who is now on her fourth fixed penalty notice having had a very large party in her house again.

assaulted a police officer while at an 'illegal rave' attended by 150 people.Michael Akinpelu squared up to PC Grant McPherson at Glasgow ’s Velvet Lounge in August this year.The 31-year-old pushed the officer before twisting back his thumb when police attended the nightclub in the city’s Laurieston.Akinpelu was later arrested following a struggle but was snared with a knife in his shoe at a police station.He pleaded guilty today at Glasgow Sheriff Court to assault, obstructing police and possession of the knife.Videos on social media showed dozens of R&B fans enjoying the gig at the Velvet Lounge Shisha venue  in August.Glasgow musician AB, real name Abdull Oun, shared footage of himself on Instagam as he took to the stage to perform new

coronavirus cases have begun to rapidly rise again meaning tougher measures have been put in place nationally, with some even stricter locally. Many of those rules are law, making it illegal to do a whole raft of things, the Mirror reports.

Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Neil Jones’ new girlfriend has been reported to immigration, repots claim.The 38 year old, who split from wife Katya Jones last year, went public with his new romance with Luisa Eusse last month. But, reports say Neil and Luisa’s happiness has been tainted as 23 year old Luisa’s ex, DJ Hannah Wants, reported her to the Home Office last month.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterThe arrival of a group from the Travelling community, who last week took up a section of the car park on the site of the Citadel Leisure Centre, left residents “up in arms.”It was the second time in two weeks that the town’s residents woke up to an illegal encampment on their back door.Last week we told how a group of travellers had pitched up on the old railway siding in Ayr’s Weir Road with around five caravans, a flatbed truck and some other vehicles.Their presence was met with dismay from the nearby tenants and residents association, who claimed previous measures to secure the site from a previous encampment, earlier in the year, had

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dingy, needle strewn back alleys and into his clean and safe converted mini-bus.He admits he could face being arrested but is taking his own action over the lack of it at Government level.The Daily Record spoke to some of the van’s first clients after they stepped on board as it parked close to Glasgow’s Barras market on a street as blighted by drug addiction as those in any city in Europe.Glasgow, with scores of open air drug scenes close to busy shopping streets, has been pinpointed as the single most needy city in the continent for a Safer Drugs Consumption facility (SDCF).The mobile SDCF is a copy of similar illegal ventures in places like Copenhagen and Vancouver which led to the state and local Government stepping in to do the work of

hereSharing details of the incident on social media, officers wrote: "In the early hours in Romiley a white van tried to escape the attention of a passing patrol who followed it into a pub car park."Upon speaking to two males an axe and crowbar could be seen within the car."Two males arrested for possession of offences weapons in public."Upon searching the car a black bag of what is to be believed to be cannabis located, both males also arrested for possession with intent to supply."Driver found to have no licence, no insurance and failed a road side breath test so also arrested for drink driving.

And yet, in the 40 years since that ruling, not much has changed. At times Mitchell has even felt that .

hospital and has been left seriously injured after an assault that took place in the wake of a late night 'illegal rave' at a Shisha venue in Glasgow. Videos doing the rounds on social media show dozens of R&B fans enjoying a gig in the south side of the city on Saturday night.The event took place at the Velvet Lounge in Kilbirnie Street.Glasgow musician AB, real name Abdull Oun, has shared footage of himself on Instagam as he took to the stage to perform new song 'Right Now' as fans crowded together in front of him.

French forces kicked Dame Joan Collins out of a branch of Ikea for breaking the law by not wearing a face mask.

hereNow the Government has announced new penalties for anyone found to be organising unlicensed events.The new rules will come into force from Friday.Anyone found to be organising illegal raves, unlicensed music events or any other unlawful gathering of 30 people or more could be fined £10,000.Those attending such events can be fined £100.Repeat offenders could see fines doubled, up to a maximum of £3,200.The Home Secretary, Priti Patel MP, said: "These gatherings are dangerous and those who organise them show a blatant disregard for the safety of others."I am pleased the police have already stepped up their response and I am giving them the tools they need to continue to keep us safe."We will continue to crack down on the small minority

A woman who threw an illegal lockdown party that was attended by 200 people said the gathering got "out of hand" after a court banned anyone from entering her home.

Gorton which was attended by over 200 people. Officers were pelted with missiles as they attempted to shut down the event on Harlow Drive on Saturday (August 15) night.

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